Goa is a birder’s paradise with many species endemic to peninsular India as well as many wintering species from farther north and more widespread Asian birds calling it home. 
 

The Wild(er) Side of Goa

Cambodia has recently become one of the most popular tourist destinations in southeast Asia, for those looking for a more immersive holiday experience. The country’s rich cultural hertiage is evident in the majestic temples like those at Angkor Wat and delicious Khmer cuisine, The country is also home to amazing birding destinations like the Tonle Sap Lake, which is not only home to the largest waterbird colonies in southeast Asia, but also home to endangered bird species like Milky Stork, Greater Adjutant, and more.

From museums and monuments, to ecological parks and wildlife, Taiwan has something for everyone. Explore traditional markets and food in the old sections of Taipei, enjoy watersports, or explore Taiwan’s wetlands and rainforests. This country has an activity for all kinds of visitors. Join us as we explore Taiwan, spending a week experiencing all that the island has to offer.

Angkor Wat, located in the Siem Reap province of Cambodia, is a famous temple complex. Built during the Khmer Dynasty, the temple was earlier dedicated to Lord Vishnu but gradually transformed into a Buddhist Monastery by the end of the twelfth century. This site is an ultimate expression to the Cambodian style of architecture with Indian influences, a style that thrived centuries ago. This short tour gives you the opportunity to soak in the glory of Angkor Wat and Cambodia’s glorious past.

This six-night and seven days tour have been meticulously handcrafted by Asian Adventures to showcase the rich culture and wilderness heritage thriving in Nepal. 

The Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan has a rich and interesting history, and is also rich in natural wealth. This tour takes you to some of the best cultural destinations in this tiny mountain nation, giving you a glimpse into Bhutan’s rich past, and a front seat view to how it influences life even today.

No animal is a better ambassador of the island of Borneo than the Bornean Orangutan. Join us as we not only explore the forests that the orangutan, and other animals and birds, call home, but we also meet and learn from the heroes that are helping to conserve this rich wildlife.