Highlights: Share the moments with Ede and Bahnar ethnic minority people in the Central Highland of Vietnam who have so much in common as they are different from each other. Stay for a while and you'll realize their lifestyle and custom are so unique. Find your feeling while discovering around on the back of an elephant and engross yourself under the colorful prism of nature during the enthralling excursion. 

Highlights: Halong with its remarkable geology, geomorphology, biodiversity is the complex ‘karst’ with limestone ‘towers’. The natural heritage Phong Nha is the longest cave in the world. The World Heritage city of Hue is an exemplifies the powerful impact of Confucianism. Hoi An is well-known as the built houses and places of worship – hence the mix of architecture. The My Son Sanctuary, another World Heritage Area, is a group of ornate brick towers built by the ancient Cham people.

Highlights: The trekking journey to the Central Highland of Vietnam attaches a thrill feelings to the mind of those who ever appear themselves in the living performance of Bahnar and Jarai minority. Keep the chance to enjoy Gong traditional music, 'Can' wine and campfire at their villages, trek along Pa River to employ beautiful sceneries of forests and majestic greatness of Eastern Long Range mountains, and explore eco-forest with elephants leading your way.

Highlights: 3 days exploring various attractions in the centre highland of Vietnam, you'll find it an interesting trip. Drive to Ham Rong Mountain to see the former Headquarter of the 4th U.S Infantry Division, further to Dakto to visit Phoenix Airstrip - the former Airbase of the 4th Division. Learn the traditional custom and culture of the Jarai at PleiPhun village, you'll also immerse yourself in the impressive life of Bahnar minorities.

Highlights: Catch into your eyes many astonishingly beautiful attractions in Laos and beyond its land. Visiting Vientiane, Laos' capital featured with its tree-lined boulevards, French historical dwellings and Buddhists temples; dropping at Luang Prabang, the ancient capital city of the Lane Xang Kingdom famous for is splendid scenery and cultural sights; and crossing Mekong River on the ferry to see Thailand are just a few of all in one.

Highlights: There are few great archaeological monuments in the world that can match Angkor for its ancient splendour. The temples of the Angkor area number over one thousand, ranging in scale from nondescript piles of brick rubble scattered through rice fields to the magnificent Angkor Wat, said to be the world's largest single religious monument. Many of the temples at Angkor have been restored, and together they comprise the most significant site of Khmer architecture.