The last remnants of an empire that once included all of Borneo and the southwest Philippines, Brunei is now one of the smallest countries on earth – two tiny slivers of land lodged in the northern coast of Sarawak. This tiny country is blessed with some of the largest oil fields in Southeast Asia and, perhaps not surprisingly, one of the wealthiest rulers on earth. Thanks to these underground riches, Brunei has been able to spare most of its above-ground resources, and the country boasts some of the most intact primary rainforest in all of Borneo.

There’s a magic about Cambodia that casts a spell on many who visit this charming yet confounding kingdom. Ascend to the realm of the gods at the mother of all temples, Angkor Wat, a spectacular fusion of symbolism, symmetry and spirituality. Descend into the hell of Tuol Sleng and come face to face with the Khmer Rouge and its killing machine. Welcome to the conundrum that is Cambodia: a country with a history both inspiring and depressing, an intoxicating place where the future is waiting to be shaped.

This vast country is made up of a multitude of changing patterns: historical, architectural, cultural attractions and spellbounding scenery . The “ Forbidden City” formerly restricted to the Imperial Family, the Great Wall and the six – thousand strong  warriors and horses of the Terracotta Army guarding the tomb of Qin Shi Huang are just a few of the great treasures to be seen in China . The canyons at the Yangtze Rivers and wonderful countryside, contrast against Shanghai and Hong Kong which uncovers the exciting new and modern CHINA.

More than 10 years after its handover from Britain to China, this entrepreneurial, irrepressible and singular trading city is booming again. Hong Kong has never been busier. Nor has it ever felt as comfortable with its status, as a part once again of its original motherland but separate, too, largely governing its own affairs and much better off for it.

From the moment you arrive in this country you are greeted by the word " Namaste" which signifies welcome and respect . This is a land which offers rewarding experiences of a lifetime. The surprising variety of sites invites you to see everything you have ever wished for. It is a lively kaleidoscope of scenery having splendid historical sites, Royal Cities, golden beaches and misty mountain retreats. The attraction of its colourful people and rich cultural activities makes INDIA the place to spend a lifetime to explore it all!

Rippling across the equator for nearly 5000km, Indonesia encompasses more than 17,000 islands, two-thirds of which are inhabited and richly layered with character. On Sulawesi, the elaborate funeral ceremonies and timeless traditions of Tana Toraja are light years from the surfing culture of Lombok. But so too are the mighty saddle-backed Batak mansions of Danua Toba and the volcanic lakes of Sumatra from the mummies and deeply etched gorges of Papua’s Baliem Valley. The resorts and restaurants of Bali pamper precocious style cats, while at the same moment threadbare backpackers are adopted by homestays in Kalimantan.

Malaysia’s reputation as a benign country makes some people think that it’s going to be boring. It’s true, pushy touts are rare, natural disasters only seem to happen across the border and the multi-ethnic population gets along well. What to do without the hassles? Why not stroll around Penang where wafts of Chinese incense mingle with sour durian while Bollywood tunes blast from an Indian shop. Next head to the Cameron Highlands where you can visit tea plantations in the cool air; or, on the Seribuat Archipelago, off the east coast of Johor, snorkel through coral gardens and lounge on a mind-poppingly perfect beach.

Singapore’s mouthwatering food is the number one drawcard. Pull up a pew at a hawker centre, crack open a Tiger beer and immerse yourself in a munificent range of Asian delights; heavy on the flavor, light on the wallet. Want to splurge? Singapore delivers Southeast Asia’s best shopping and innovative, stylish restaurants, plus a swathe of top-notch hotels. Top of the tree is Raffles, a timeless symbol of colonial opulence.

An island where the people greet you with "Ayubowan" – denoting warmth. A place where “Mother Nature“ welcomes tourists warmly . An earthly “ Garden of Eden “ an island of multicutural traditions of Gods and treasured gemstones looking like the Emerald Isle, the mountains and valleys bathed in the intense rich green of the tropical rainforests . Tea plantations shine in rainbowlike colours.

Outstanding natural beauty, inspiring temples and ancient ruins set in breathtaking tropical scenery, contrasting cultural and civilisations are part of the country’s appeal to the visitor. Be amazed by the Buddhist temples in Bangkok or Ayuthaya. Visit the Island of Khao Ping Kan where the James Bond film ". The Man with the Golden Gun" was filmed . If you’re in a relaxing mood just enjoy the beaches on the islands!

Welcome to another world, a world where the colors are more vivid, the culture is richer, and the history more compelling. This is the world of Vietnam, the latest Asian dragon to awake from its slumber. Nature has blessed Vietnam with a bountiful harvest. With soaring peaks like Hoang Lien mountains and a killer coastline, with beaches like Quy Nhon and Nha Trang, Vietnam is simply stunning. Blanketed from head to toe with a patchwork of emerald-green rice paddies, timelessly tended by peasant women in conical hats, this time the brochures don't lie.