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Asia packages open the door to a world of contrasts: ancient temples rising from jungle canopies, vibrant cities pulsing with energy, pristine beaches lapped by turquoise waters, and cultures steeped in centuries of tradition. Curated itineraries remove the guesswork, bundling international flights, comfortable transfers, expert guides, and handpicked hotels into seamless journeys that let you explore multiple countries without the stress of logistics. Whether you seek the iconic splendour of Angkor Wat, the limestone majesty of Ha Long Bay, the cosmopolitan buzz of Singapore, or the tropical calm of Langkawi, the right package delivers exceptional value and unforgettable experiences. Join our members to unlock exclusive access to exceptional Asia tour packages featuring top-tier hotels, flexible durations, and rates reserved for discerning travellers.

The most beautiful packages for Asia travel

Cambodia and Vietnam with optional Sapa extension

Cambodia and Vietnam with optional Sapa extension

This 11- to 14-night tour marries the temple grandeur of Siem Reap with Vietnam's most celebrated highlights. Begin among the UNESCO-listed ruins of Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom, and jungle-clad Ta Prohm, then journey through Hanoi, cruise the karst seascape of Ha Long Bay, and wander the lantern-lit streets of Hoi An. Add the optional three-night Sapa extension to explore terraced rice paddies and hill-tribe villages in the northern highlands, enriching your cultural immersion with mountain vistas and authentic encounters.

What we love: The seamless blend of Cambodia's monumental archaeology and Vietnam's layered heritage, with the flexibility to extend into Sapa's breathtaking landscapes.

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Malaysia: the Pearl of Asia tour

Malaysia: the Pearl of Asia tour

Experience 13 nights traversing Malaysia's most captivating landscapes and cultures. Start in the modern metropolis of Kuala Lumpur, venture into the primeval rainforest of Taman Negara for wildlife spotting and canopy walks, ascend to the cool tea plantations of the Cameron Highlands, savour the UNESCO street food and heritage architecture of Penang, then unwind on the pristine sands of the Perhentian Islands with world-class snorkelling and diving. This itinerary balances nature, culture, gastronomy, and beach relaxation in one comprehensive Malaysian odyssey.

What we love: The extraordinary diversity—from jungle canopy to island paradise—all within one nation, ideal for families and nature enthusiasts alike.

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Bangkok, Elephant Hills and Khao Lak

Bangkok, Elephant Hills and Khao Lak

This 13-night journey delivers the full spectrum of Thailand: urban energy, jungle adventure, and beach serenity. Begin in Bangkok, exploring the Grand Palace, glittering temples, and riverside markets, then transfer to Elephant Hills for an ethical jungle experience—glamping in luxury tents, kayaking through rainforest waterways, and observing elephants in their natural habitat. Conclude with seven nights on the tranquil shores of Khao Lak, where long stretches of sand, turquoise waters, and proximity to the Similan Islands promise pure relaxation and exceptional diving.

What we love: The ethical elephant encounter and the perfect balance of cultural immersion, jungle adventure, and extended beach time for unwinding.

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Which Asia package is right for you

Who each package suits

Different Asia packages cater to distinct traveller profiles, ensuring every journey matches individual needs and preferences. First-time travellers benefit from single-country packages—Thailand, Vietnam, or Malaysia—where guided tours, clear itineraries, and manageable logistics reduce overwhelm and build confidence. Families appreciate packages combining beach time, child-friendly activities, and shorter travel days, such as Singapore–Langkawi or Malaysia's highlands-to-islands routes, which balance exploration with downtime. Couples seeking romance favour twin-centre city-and-beach combinations like Singapore–Thailand or Vietnam coast itineraries, or luxury rail experiences aboard the Eastern & Oriental Express. Solo travellers and adventurers thrive on multi-country circuits—Thailand–Cambodia–Vietnam—offering cultural immersion, group camaraderie, and flexible extensions to Sapa or Bali. Package choice depends on pace preference, comfort with logistics, and desired balance of culture, nature, and relaxation. Curated packages for every profile feature flexible durations and exclusive member perks.

Single-country packages versus multi-country circuits

Single-country packages—Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, Japan—offer deeper immersion, less travel fatigue, simpler visa processes, and more time per destination, making them ideal for first-timers, families, or those wanting to explore one culture thoroughly. Disadvantages include less variety and potentially repetitive landscapes if staying too long in one region. Multi-country circuits—Thailand–Cambodia–Vietnam, Malaysia–Thailand–Vietnam—maximise diversity, iconic highlights (Angkor Wat, Ha Long Bay, Bangkok), and value, packing more UNESCO sites and cultural contrasts into one trip, perfect for adventurers and repeat Asia visitors. Drawbacks include more border crossings, visa complexity, faster pace, and potential jet-lag from multiple flights. Single-country packages work well for 7–10 nights, while multi-country circuits shine at 12 nights or longer. Both formats include expert routing, internal flights, and transfers to minimise hassle.

Typical durations and what you can realistically see

Duration shapes the scope and pace of your Asia experience. Packages of 5–7 nights suit one city plus beach—Singapore–Langkawi, Bangkok–Phuket—or single-city deep dives into Tokyo or Bangkok; ideal for short breaks but offering limited cultural breadth. The sweet spot falls at 10–14 nights, enabling two-country circuits such as Thailand–Cambodia, Vietnam–Cambodia, or Malaysia–Thailand, or single-country grand tours like Vietnam north-to-south or Malaysia highlands-to-islands. Expect three to five key destinations, balanced pacing, and iconic highlights including Angkor, Ha Long, and Petronas Towers. Packages of 15 nights or more unlock three-country itineraries—Malaysia–Thailand–Vietnam, Indochina loops—or single-country luxury with extensions to Thailand plus Bali, Vietnam plus Sapa. Longer packages offer better value per day, reduce travel fatigue, and allow off-the-beaten-path additions. Packages range from 8 to 17 nights, with flexible extensions and optional add-ons.

Suggested itineraries

Short city and beach: Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Langkawi

This 10-night itinerary blends urban exploration with tropical relaxation. Days 1–3: Singapore—Marina Bay Sands, Gardens by the Bay Supertrees, Sentosa island, hawker food tours sampling laksa and chilli crab. Days 4–6: Kuala Lumpur—Petronas Towers skybridge, Batu Caves Hindu shrine, street food in Jalan Alor, day trip to UNESCO Malacca. Days 7–10: Langkawi—beach resort, island-hopping cruises, cable car to Mount Mat Cincang, mangrove kayaking, duty-free shopping. Advantages: compact logistics, easy English communication, visa-free for UK passport holders, family-friendly, mix of modern cities and island escape. Disadvantages: limited cultural depth, less exotic than Indochina. Ideal for first-time Asia travellers, families with young children, couples wanting city buzz and beach downtime. Inclusions: flights, 4–5? hotels, internal flights Singapore–KL–Langkawi, airport transfers, optional city tours. Explore our Singapore and Langkawi package for flexible 10–15 night options with self-guided city discovery and beach relaxation.

Classic Southeast Asia circuit: Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam

A 12–16 night multi-country circuit covering Southeast Asia's greatest hits delivers maximum cultural impact. Sample route: Bangkok (2 nights: Grand Palace, temples, floating markets), Siem Reap (3 nights: Angkor Wat sunrise, Angkor Thom Bayon faces, jungle-clad Ta Prohm), Hanoi (2 nights: Old Quarter, street food), Ha Long Bay (1-night junk cruise), Hoi An (2 nights: ancient town lanterns, tailors, cooking classes), Ho Chi Minh City and Mekong Delta (2 nights), optional beach extension Phuket or Khao Lak (3–4 nights). Advantages: maximum iconic sites, cultural variety, UNESCO World Heritage highlights, excellent value. Disadvantages: fast pace, multiple flights and border crossings, visa requirements (Cambodia e-visa, Vietnam e-visa). Ideal for adventurous couples, solo travellers, culture enthusiasts, repeat visitors wanting breadth. Inclusions: international flights, internal flights, hotels, guided tours at Angkor and Ha Long, transfers. Discover our Cambodia and Vietnam tour with optional Sapa extension for 11–14 nights of heritage and nature.

Multi-country highlights: Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, optional Bali extension

An ambitious 14–18 night itinerary for travellers wanting maximum diversity. Route: Kuala Lumpur (2 nights), Cameron Highlands (2 nights: tea plantations, cool climate, jungle walks), Penang (2 nights: Georgetown heritage, street art, hawker food), Bangkok (2 nights), Chiang Mai (2 nights: temples, night markets, elephant sanctuary), Hanoi and Ha Long Bay (3 nights), Hoi An (2 nights), optional Bali extension (4–8 nights: Ubud culture, beach clubs, rice terraces). Advantages: unparalleled variety (cities, highlands, islands, heritage), deep cultural immersion, nature and beach balance. Disadvantages: complex logistics, multiple visas, higher cost, potential fatigue. Ideal for experienced travellers, gap-year adventurers, honeymooners with time, those seeking a grand tour. Inclusions: all flights, 4–5? hotels, guided excursions, transfers. Explore our 11-night Southeast Asia private tour with optional Bali extension for a tailored multi-country experience.

Activities and highlights by destination

Thailand: Bangkok culture, elephant experiences, Andaman beaches

Bangkok dazzles with the Grand Palace, Wat Pho reclining Buddha, floating markets, rooftop bars, street food tours, and Chao Phraya river cruises. Chiang Mai offers temple visits (Doi Suthep), night bazaars, cooking classes, and ethical elephant sanctuaries featuring bathing and feeding without riding. Nature adventures include jungle trekking in national parks, Elephant Hills glamping, kayaking, and bamboo rafting. Andaman coast beaches beckon: Phuket (Patong nightlife, Phi Phi day trips, luxury resorts), Krabi (Railay Beach rock climbing, island-hopping, limestone karsts), Khao Lak (quieter, family-friendly, Similan Islands diving, long sandy beaches). Advantages: excellent infrastructure, English widely spoken, diverse activities (culture, adventure, beach), outstanding cuisine. Disadvantages: touristy hotspots can be crowded. Ideal for all traveller types—families, couples, adventurers, beach lovers. Discover our Bangkok, Elephant Hills and Khao Lak package for 13 nights mixing city, jungle, and beach.

Vietnam and Cambodia: Ha Long Bay, Hanoi, Hoi An, Angkor Wat

Vietnam enchants with Hanoi (Old Quarter chaos, French colonial architecture, street food, water puppet theatre), Ha Long Bay (UNESCO limestone karsts, overnight junk cruises, kayaking, Sung Sot Cave), Hoi An (ancient town lanterns, Japanese Bridge, tailor shops, riverside cafés, cooking classes), Ho Chi Minh City (War Remnants Museum, Cu Chi Tunnels, Mekong Delta boat tours). Cambodia centres on Siem Reap and Angkor Archaeological Park (Angkor Wat sunrise, Angkor Thom Bayon faces, jungle-clad Ta Prohm, Banteay Srei carvings), Tonle Sap floating villages, Phnom Penh (Royal Palace, Killing Fields, riverside promenade). Advantages: rich history, UNESCO sites, authentic culture, excellent value. Disadvantages: visa fees, variable infrastructure, hot and humid climate. Ideal for history buffs, photographers, culture seekers. Explore our Vietnam and Thailand Adventure covering Hanoi, Ha Long, Hoi An, Mekong, Phuket, and Khao Lak.

Malaysia and Singapore: city sightseeing, tea highlands, island beaches

Singapore impresses with Marina Bay Sands, Gardens by the Bay Supertrees, Sentosa (Universal Studios, beaches), Chinatown, Little India, hawker centres (Maxwell, Lau Pa Sat), Orchard Road shopping. Kuala Lumpur showcases Petronas Towers, Batu Caves, Central Market, Jalan Alor food street, day trip to Malacca UNESCO heritage town. Cameron Highlands delivers cool-climate tea plantations (Boh Tea tours), strawberry farms, jungle walks, colonial charm. Penang captivates with Georgetown street art, clan jetties, hawker food (char kway teow, laksa), Kek Lok Si temple. Islands: Langkawi (cable car, beaches, duty-free, mangrove tours, island-hopping), Perhentian Islands (snorkelling, diving, turtle spotting, backpacker vibe). Advantages: English spoken, safe, diverse landscapes, excellent food, easy logistics. Disadvantages: fewer monumental temples than Indochina. Ideal for families, foodies, nature lovers, first-timers. Discover our Malaysia Pearl of Asia tour for 13 nights of KL, Taman Negara, Cameron Highlands, Penang, and Perhentian.

Practical information before you book

Visas, passports and entry requirements: quick country checklist

UK passport holders must ensure passports remain valid for at least six months from arrival date for all countries. Thailand: visa-free for up to 30 days (extendable); e-visa available for longer stays. Vietnam: e-visa (single or multiple entry, up to 90 days) required; apply online 3–7 days before travel; fee approximately £20. Cambodia: e-visa (30 days, single entry) or visa on arrival; fee approximately $30; advance online application recommended. Malaysia: visa-free for up to 90 days. Singapore: visa-free for up to 90 days. Japan: visa-free for up to 90 days. South Korea: visa-free for up to 90 days (K-ETA electronic authorisation required, approximately £7). Check official gov.uk travel advice before booking; ensure passport has blank pages; print e-visa confirmations; allow processing time. Multi-country packages require multiple visas—factor cost and admin time. Packages include visa guidance in booking confirmations.

Health and safety: vaccinations, mosquito precautions, travel insurance

Consult your GP or travel clinic 6–8 weeks before departure. Recommended vaccinations: Hepatitis A and B, Typhoid, Tetanus, Japanese Encephalitis (rural areas), Rabies (if trekking or remote). Malaria: low risk in most tourist areas (Bangkok, Singapore, beach resorts), but present in rural Cambodia, Vietnam highlands, Thailand borders—take antimalarials if visiting these regions. Mosquito precautions: use DEET repellent (50 per cent or higher), wear long sleeves and trousers at dawn and dusk, sleep under nets in rural areas, consider permethrin-treated clothing. Dengue is present year-round—no vaccine, so bite prevention essential. Water: drink bottled only; avoid ice in rural areas. Travel insurance: mandatory; ensure coverage includes medical evacuation, repatriation, adventure activities (diving, trekking), trip cancellation, and COVID-19. Declare pre-existing conditions. Carry copies of insurance documents and emergency contacts. Comprehensive travel insurance recommended for all packages.

Best time to travel by region and packing essentials

November–March is peak season across Southeast Asia—dry, sunny, cooler (25–30°C), ideal for beaches and sightseeing; higher prices and crowds. April–May: hot (35°C or higher), humid, fewer tourists, good deals. June–October: monsoon or wet season—heavy afternoon rains, rough seas (west coasts), lower prices, lush landscapes; east coast Malaysia and Thailand (Perhentian, Koh Samui) best June–September. Regional differences: Vietnam north (Hanoi, Sapa) cool November–February; Ha Long Bay best March–May, September–November. Thailand Andaman coast (Phuket, Krabi, Khao Lak) avoid June–October monsoon. Singapore and Malaysia: year-round destination, brief showers any time. Packing: lightweight breathable clothing, sun hat, high-SPF sunscreen, insect repellent, rain jacket, modest attire for temples (covered shoulders and knees), comfortable walking shoes, swimwear, power adapter (UK plug), reusable water bottle. Shoulder seasons (April–May, September–October) offer best value and fewer crowds.

Planning a travel Asia package unlocks the continent's most celebrated wonders while simplifying the complexities of multi-destination logistics. From the temple-studded plains of Cambodia to the limestone seascapes of Vietnam, the cosmopolitan energy of Singapore to the jungle retreats of Malaysia, curated itineraries deliver seamless experiences tailored to every traveller profile and budget. Choose single-country immersion for depth, multi-country circuits for breadth, or city-and-beach combinations for balance, matching duration and pace to your preferences. Armed with practical visa, health, and seasonal guidance, you can book with confidence and focus on the adventure ahead. Members gain exclusive access to handpicked hotels, flexible extensions, and exceptional value, transforming your Asia dreams into reality.

Travel Asia package

Standard inclusions cover international flights from the UK, internal flights or transfers between destinations, hotel accommodation rated 3–5?, airport transfers, guided tours at major sites, and some meals—usually breakfast, sometimes lunch on tour days. Common exclusions are travel insurance, visas, most lunches and dinners, tips, drinks, optional excursions, and personal expenses. Packages are transparent about inclusions and offer flexible add-ons such as extra nights, room upgrades, and private tours. Always read the detailed itinerary before booking to understand exactly what is covered and budget for extras.

Which Asia package is best for first-time travellers?

Single-country packages—Thailand, Vietnam, or Malaysia—or simple two-country routes such as Singapore–Malaysia or Thailand–Cambodia work best for first-timers. Benefits include easier logistics, one visa or visa-free entry, English widely spoken, well-developed tourist infrastructure, guided tours included, and less travel fatigue. Durations of 10–14 nights are ideal. Beginner-friendly itineraries feature expert local guides and 24/7 support, ensuring confidence and comfort throughout the journey for those new to Asia travel.

How long should a multi-country Asia tour be?

A minimum of 12 nights is advisable for two-country tours such as Thailand–Cambodia or Vietnam–Cambodia to avoid a rushed pace; 14–16 nights is ideal for three countries (Malaysia–Thailand–Vietnam) or deeper two-country exploration. Shorter trips of 10 nights work for city-and-beach combos like Singapore–Langkawi but lack cultural depth. Longer tours of 15–18 nights allow a slower pace, off-the-beaten-path extensions to Sapa or Bali, and better value per day. Match duration to your stamina and holiday allowance.

What visas and vaccinations are needed for popular Asia destinations?

Visa requirements vary: Thailand visa-free 30 days, Vietnam e-visa required, Cambodia e-visa or on arrival, Malaysia and Singapore visa-free 90 days. Vaccinations recommended include Hepatitis A and B, Typhoid, Tetanus; Japanese Encephalitis and Rabies for rural or adventure travel; malaria prophylaxis for remote areas. Consult your GP 6–8 weeks before travel, check gov.uk for latest entry rules, and budget for e-visa fees (approximately £20–30 per country). Packages provide visa guidance with booking confirmations for convenience.

When is the best time to travel to Southeast Asia?

November–March is the best overall period—dry, sunny, cooler, ideal for beaches and sightseeing across Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, and Malaysia west coast. April–May is hot but less crowded; June–October is monsoon season (avoid Andaman coast, but good for east coast Malaysia and Thailand, and Vietnam). Regional variations: Vietnam north cool in winter, Singapore year-round. Shoulder seasons (April, September–October) offer best value and fewer tourists. Packages are available year-round with seasonal pricing.

How much does an Asia tour package usually cost from the UK?

Indicative price ranges: 10-night single-country or city-and-beach packages from approximately £1,200–2,000 per person (economy flights, 4? hotels); 12–14 night multi-country tours from approximately £1,800–3,000; 15–18 night grand circuits or luxury packages from approximately £2,500–4,500 or more. Costs vary by season (peak November–March higher), hotel category, inclusions (private tours, business-class flights, room upgrades), and booking lead time. Members access exclusive rates (up to 70 per cent off standard prices), flash sales, and flexible payment options. Book 3–6 months ahead for best availability and prices.","meta_title":"Travel Asia package: compare itineraries, durations & book your tour","meta_description":"Compare Asia tour packages: Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Malaysia, Singapore itineraries, durations, inclusions, visa tips & best seasons for UK travellers."}

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