Known for its stunning temples of Phnom Penh near Siem Reap, Cambodia is one of the most popular countries in South East Asia for visitors from all around the world. Not only this, but it’s got stretches of gorgeous coastline and seemingly untouched islands off its southern coast, just adding to the intrigue and interest […]
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When embarking on a trip to a place like China, it can be exciting and enthralling all at once. The new experiences you’re sure to have, the foods you’re intending to eat and the new culture you’re going to get a look at can all get your excitement level reaching new heights, but there are
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Japan is a beautiful island nation off the coast of the Korean Peninsula and mainland Russia. Known as having a rich, vibrant heritage with a huge focus on respect for elders and a reverence towards personal honor, Japan has long been a country that has a strong and stoic air about it, due in part
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Laos – a landlocked country in South East Asia with a rich and colorful history is today one of the most popular among backpackers and luxury travelers alike. While somewhat less developed than its neighbors of Thailand and Vietnam, Laos is, nonetheless, an amazing place to visit on any of Explorient’s tours that feature this warm, friendly
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Ah, Thailand. Probably the most popular Southeast Asian country for backpackers, luxury travelers and everyone in between. The capital city, Bangkok, is one of the biggest travel hubs in the region with two airports connecting countless cities to this gorgeous part of the world. While it may seem like you can’t possibly run afoul of
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Malaysia is one of the larger countries in South East Asia, sharing a land border with Thailand and the island of Borneo with Indonesia and Brunei. A unique country with many people of varying ethnic backgrounds makes Malaysia a melting pot of different cultures, traditions, and customs – a fact that Malaysia and its citizens
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South Korea is a beautiful and unique peninsular country, sandwiched between the mainland of China and Japan with coasts bordering the Yellow Sea and the Sea of Japan. The northern border which it shares with North Korea is one of the most militarized borders in the world, erected following peace agreements in 1953. The countryside
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India is one of the world’s most populous countries, with an estimated population of around 1.4 billion people. Not only is it one of the most populous, but it’s also extremely diverse, with a number of different religious groups calling this nation home. While the country may not look much on a map when compared
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Bhutan is perhaps one of the countries in South Asia of which the least is known. This is due in part to their visitor and tourist system having been extremely stringent in the recent past, including lottery-based admission so as to help retain their culture and limit outside influences. Bhutan is headed by a King,
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Indonesia is one of the world’s most beautiful countries. With pristine seas, luscious sand beaches, temples and volcanoes to explore, we’re only skimming the surface of the things you can do and see in this enormous country, made up of thousands of islands. Whether you’re a fan of getting off the beaten path and visiting
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