Insight of Ethnic Villages in Guizhou (7 Days / 6 Nights)

Head into the mountainous southern province of Guizhou for a more traditional glimpse into China. Worlds away from the contemporary grips of Shanghai and Beijing, this one-week adventure exposes some of the country’s most colourful ethnic groups with a range of unique, interactive experiences. Start off the tour in the cultural city of Guiyang before heading into the rural destinations of Langde, Dangniu and Zhaoxing. Miao, Han, Dong, Buyi and many other ethnic groups live in these regions, each offering their own unique architecture, cuisine, crafts and traditional practices. Spend some time getting to know these different ethnic cultures, in addition to exploring some of the province’s most stunning landscapes. For travellers looking to encounter a wholly different travel experience in China, this weeklong journey will do the trick.

 

For further information, get in touch with one of our expert travel consultants at [email protected] or view the full itinerary here.

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    Malaysia’s Hidden Paradises – Why it is Asia’s best beach destination
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    Malaysia’s Hidden Paradises – Why it is Asia’s best beach destination

    Malaysia has the region's third longest and, arguably, one of its most beautiful coastlines. Between the eastern and western coastlines of Peninsular Malaysia and nearly half the circumference of Borneo, the third largest island on earth, there is an overwhelming number of exotic beach destinations ripe for discovery. For travellers looking for a perfect blend of tropical beauty and tranquility, there are options aplenty.  So the next time you recommend a unique beach destination to clients travelling to Asia, keep in mind some of these incredible options Malaysia has to offer. REDANG ISLANDS Redang Island Comprised of nine idyllic islands off the east coast of Peninsular Malaysia, the Redang Islands are the epitome of `paradise.' With crystal clear waters, bleachwhite sands, peaceful luxurious vibes and its own airport with daily flights from Kuala Lumpur and Singapore to boot, it's a wonder the Redang Islands remain so pristine. For guests looking to add a beach leg to their trip in Malaysia, this may very well be the best and most easy-to-add addition to their itinerary. Getting There: With direct flights from Kuala Lumpur's Subang Airport and Singapore's Changi Airport, getting to the Redang Islands is a breeze.…

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    Cruising as a tourist endeavour has truly stood the test of time and is one of the fastest growing travel sectors today.  Part of the reason for its success is the way it has diversified to meet the needs of today's more sophisticated and demanding customers. That's certainly the case in Asia where guests can indulge themselves in an amazing array of water-bound experiences on the region's rivers and seascapes. In many ways, travelling by boat is one of the most natural ways to navigate Asia. In areas such as the Mekong Delta in Vietnam, one of the most impressive stretches of water anywhere in the world, river vessels are an integral part of life. It is a similar scenario in other parts of the region such as Laos, Myanmar and Cambodia. In Indonesia, meanwhile, boats are the main link between the countless islands that make up the archipelago. For guests, voyages in Asia vary wildly in scope and in style. The region's oceans brim with maritime promise. In Vietnam, karst-studded Halong Bay is arguably the nation's most compelling tourist must-see attraction. A visit to the north of the country is not complete without a trip to Halong Bay, where placid…

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    Asia for Once in a Lifetime Experiences

    Asia is a region of vivid landscapes, colourful history and myriad enthralling sights, sounds and scents, where it is easy to let the imagination run wild. From castaway lunches on paradise islands to bike rides around the ancient ruins at Angkor, Asia is endlessly generous when it comes to creating lasting memories. Yet, even in this privileged sphere, there are truly special journeys that stand out from the rest. China's epic scope and its widescreen landscapes make it a natural choice for a-once-in-a-lifetime adventure. Falling neatly into this category is the unforgettable ride on the world's highest train journey from the capital Beijing to Lhasa, the administrative, political and religious capital of Tibet.   With its blend of modern and ancient sights, Beijing makes a charismatic starting point for the journey. It is the ride itself that many would argue is the highlight. Extending nearly 2000 kilometres through some of the most spectacular landscapes in China; the line from Beijing to Lhasa rises to heights of 5072 metres above sea level and is fully deserving of its reputation as one of the greatest modern feats of engineering.  FROM BEIJING TO LHASA BY WORLD'S HIGHEST TRAIN 11 Days/ 10 Nights  Breatk-taking scenery abounds…

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    Spiritual Awakening in Luang Prabang, Laos
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    Spiritual Awakening in Luang Prabang, Laos

    When it comes to being persuasive to visitors, Luang Prabang is a seasoned charmer. Nestled at the confluence of the mighty Mekong and Nam Khan rivers with forest covered mountains forming its backdrop, the town remains the countries number one draw.  Evocative scenes are not difficult to come by in the one-time Royal Capital. As the early-morning mists roll away from the Mekong, the streets fill up with saffron-robed monks collecting their daily alms, a ritual preserved for centuries - and more so here than anywhere else in Buddhist Asia. The gentle chimes of temple bells resound throughout the day, while the sound of diners chattering over riverside cocktails or gourmet meals defines the unobtrusive evening clamor. Although modernity has encroached in the shape of slick new cafes and hotels, Luang Prabang remains very much in touch with its past. The city is UNESCO World Heritage-listed, which means that most of its unique combination of cultural wonders such as royal palaces, traditional Lao wooden style buildings, French colonial architecture and ornate temples remain safeguarded. Highlights include Wat Xieng Thong and Phou Si Mountain, which is located atop a hill overlooking the city and offers incredible views across the city towards…

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    Known as the 'Island of the Gods', Bali's prominence as a destination is rightfully huge. In recent times, growing numbers of visitors have been looking a little further east to Lombok, where the fabled Gili Islands have emerged as one of Indonesia's premier beach havens.  For those who relish both comfort and exoticism, however, there is no better place than Bali. Many visitors barely scratch the surface of the island's deeply complex and spiritual Hindu culture, preferring to spend their time surfing the island's fabled breaks, relaxing in opulent resorts or enjoying life to its fullest in sleek beach clubs and international-class restaurants. The island's magical tapestry of enchanting temple ceremonies, vivid-green rice terraces and comfortable living, however, can be easily found in places such as the cultural center of Ubud, laidback beach towns like Lovina and Amed and in the glorious hinterland. Just to the east, Lombok is very different in character. The island is predominantly Muslim and is drier and more arid than Bali. Its highlight, the Gili Islands, with their coral reefs, stretches of white sand and friendly locals, however, offer perhaps the most blissful beach experience in Indonesia. MULTIDAY TOURS BALI AUTHENTIC (8 DAYS / 7 NIGHTS)…

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    EXO Explores – Western Honshu & South Japan

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    EXO Explores – Pakse & The South, Laos
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    EXO Explores – Pakse & The South, Laos

    Previously overshadowed by bigger hitting destinations further north, the southern section of Laos is coming into its own as a magnet for tourists. From the limestone karsts and dense forests of the Phou Hin Boun NPA (National Protected Area) to the coffee plantations and roaring waterfalls of the verdant Bolaven Plateaux, southern Laos is prime territory for nature lovers who relish deviating from the beaten path. The landscapes brim with potential for derring-do with prime activities including motorcycle odysseys into the wilderness or kayaking or rafting amidst pristine nature. There's also plenty of scope to ease things down to the more familiar laid-back pace of life in Laos. A good spot to indulge in such a recharge is Si Pan Don. Better known as the 4000 Islands, this riverine archipelago hard by the border with Cambodia offers palm fringes islands set against a lazy and winding section of the Mekong River. Si Phan Don is not the only Mekong River attraction worth diverting to in the southernmost Champasak province of Laos. The beautiful island of Don Daeng, directly opposite Champasak town, is ideal for exploration by means of pedal power and is close to Wat Phou, a UNESCO-listed pre-Angkorian temple…

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    EXO Explores – Cruising Indonesia
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    EXO Explores – Cruising Indonesia

    There's a sheer abundance of islands in the Indonesian archipelago, not to mention the countless mighty rivers that puncture the interiors of vast states such as Sumatra, West Papua and Kalimantan. Therefore, boat travel is, to many Indonesians, as natural a process as waking up in the morning. Tourists, however, often avoid the giant ferries that ply the waters all the way from Sumatra in the west to West Papua in the east. A far more visitor-friendly way of experiencing life at sea in Indonesia is to hop aboard one of the many cruises that operate in the country. Indeed, with so many sights to see and so much diversity to experience from island to island, there is arguably no better way of cramming in the best of the nation. Unsurprisingly, there's a multitude of itineraries to choose from. Vessels, meanwhile, range from giant cruise liners to boutique liveaboards, handcrafted in the style of the ships used by seafarers from across the archipelago. Routes vary from one or two stop voyages, to epic expeditions that extend all the way from Singapore along the length of Indonesia to Queensland in Australia.  Special interest groups can be catered for and a wide…

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    While we firmly believe that, with sustainability, actions speak louder than words, words are also necessary to codify intentions and create alignment towards a common purpose. To this end, every year we update our Responsible Travel Policies and Codes of Conduct to inform staff and clients on how to tread lightly in four key areas of responsible travel: wildlife, child protection, ethics and climate action.Find below our latest iteration of these Responsible Travel and Codes of Conduct documents.  DOWNLOAD RESPONSIBLE TRAVEL POLICY BOOK WILDLIFE CODES OF CONDUCTWhile the wildlife in our destinations is exotic and alluring, it is also vulnerable. In our Wildlife Codes of Conduct, we lay out how visitors and the travel industry on a whole can appreciate Asia's biodiversity without depleting it. DOWNLOAD WILDLIFE CODES OF CONDUCT BOOK CHILD PROTECTION CODES OF CONDUCTAt EXO, we are firmly committed to the protection of the most vulnerable members of communities we operate in. Specifically, we have a steadfast commitment to the protection of children from exploitation or any negative effects of tourism. Here are our guidelines:: DOWNLOAD CHILD PROTECTION CODES OF CONDUCT BOOK ETHICS CODES OF CONDUCTOur Ethical Code is designed to engage EXO in fair relationships with interested parties:…

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    EXO Steps Up Climate Change Action With Tourism Declares
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    EXO Steps Up Climate Change Action With Tourism Declares

    Having operated in Asia for more than 25 years, we’ve seen first hand the realities of climate change unfold before us and have over the years pioneered and implemented numerous efforts to help fight climate change. In our latest step, we have decided to join industry players alike in declaring a climate emergency and taking action to work together with each other to find solutions.  Together with 66 (and growing) travel companies, organisations and professions, we’ve put our name down on Tourism Declares in declaring a climate emergency and taking purposeful action to reduce our carbon emissions as per the advice from The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) to cut global carbon emissions to 55% below 2017 levels by 2030. Like all signatories, we have committed to the following five actions:1. Develop a ‘Climate Emergency Plan’ within the next 12 months, which sets out our intentions to reduce carbon emissions over the next decade. Our plan will reflect our long term commitment and tangible actions we are taking in this direction.2. Share an initial public declaration of our ‘Climate Emergency Plan’, and update our progress every year in our published annual reports.  3. Accept current IPCC advice stating the need to cut global…

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    Sustainable Elephant Tourism in Tangkahan, North Sumatra, Indonesia
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    Sustainable Elephant Tourism in Tangkahan, North Sumatra, Indonesia

    Tangkahan is a beautiful village on the edge of Gunung Leusur National Park, in North Sumatra, Indonesia. It's famous for the jungle, orangutans, Thomas leaf monkeys and, of course, elephants. What really makes the village stand out, though,  is its beautiful story of how it transformed from an illegal logging hub to sustainable elephant tourism paradise. It is a fine example of how tourism can play an important role in sustainability and the fight against climate change. Previous Next Sustainable tourism in Sumatra In cities and developed areas, the path to life-sustaining income for most people is fairly clear: with industries in finance, construction, hospitality and so on, one simply needs to get a job to pay their bills.  In remote areas of the tropics, however, this path isn't so clear and this, in turn, leads inhabitants of these areas to lean on the natural environments around them to sustain their livelihood...more often than not, to the detriment of local ecosystems. In the case of Tangkahan Village, using elephants for logging trees to sell to traders along the Malacca Straits was an easy way to generate much-needed income. However, with the implementation of stronger regulations around national parks, elephant logging became illegal,…

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    Fantastic Beasts of Asia and Where to Find Them
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    Fantastic Beasts of Asia and Where to Find Them

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    Spiritual Awakening in Luang Prabang, Laos
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    Spiritual Awakening in Luang Prabang, Laos

    When it comes to being persuasive to visitors, Luang Prabang is a seasoned charmer. Nestled at the confluence of the mighty Mekong and Nam Khan rivers with forest covered mountains forming its backdrop, the town remains the countries number one draw.  Evocative scenes are not difficult to come by in the one-time Royal Capital. As the early-morning mists roll away from the Mekong, the streets fill up with saffron-robed monks collecting their daily alms, a ritual preserved for centuries - and more so here than anywhere else in Buddhist Asia. The gentle chimes of temple bells resound throughout the day, while the sound of diners chattering over riverside cocktails or gourmet meals defines the unobtrusive evening clamor. Although modernity has encroached in the shape of slick new cafes and hotels, Luang Prabang remains very much in touch with its past. The city is UNESCO World Heritage-listed, which means that most of its unique combination of cultural wonders such as royal palaces, traditional Lao wooden style buildings, French colonial architecture and ornate temples remain safeguarded. Highlights include Wat Xieng Thong and Phou Si Mountain, which is located atop a hill overlooking the city and offers incredible views across the city towards…

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    Take 5 – Ameer Virani

    Ameer Virani Product Manager - EXO Myanmar  Joining EXO Travel first as Sustainability Coordinator, Ameer's responsibilities have since expanded to Product Manager, which entails the development of Product, seeking and creating new products in Myanmar. With a passion in sustainable travel, his approach in creating travel programs and touring itineraries often have a responsible aspect in them - this is in line with EXO Travel's 'Aim to be Responsible' as we strive to protect the natural environment and support local communities in all the destinations that we operate in. TELL US A LITTLE ABOUT YOUR ROLE WITH EXO TRAVEL MYANMAR My team and I are responsible for creating unforgettable and unique experiences for travelers throughout Myanmar. We want visitors to get up close and personal with the people and places of the Golden Land in a way that respects and benefits communities and the environment. That is why my focus is not only on creating, but also on thorough research to ensure that the hotels, guides, transport suppliers and activity providers we work with share our commitment to Responsible Tourism. WHAT ARE THE BIGGEST CHALLENGES YOU FACE?  The inability to be in a hundred places at once poses the biggest…

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    Asia From Above: Travel from a Different Vantage Point

    Overlooking the sprawling terrain from high volcanic peaks, soaring through the lush jungle canopy along a web of ziplines, gliding across the atmosphere over UNESCO wonders… this is Asia from Above! There is no doubt that on-the-ground immersion within a destination offers some of the most rewarding aspects of travel. The uniqueness of everyday life, deep-rooted traditions, local hospitality and culinary delights- they all expose their quirks and attractions to those who are willing to dive beneath the surface. But there’s another side of travel that offers an equally unique perspective- one that not so many people encounter during their adventures abroad. Introducing: Asia From Above From adventurous expeditions and hands-on encounters to spectating soars and invigorating flights, we have a broad range of itineraries that provide clients a more atmospheric glimpse of our inspiring destinations. Taking the Bird’s Eye View Regardless of the destination, the experience of soaring through the sky is always mesmerising. Combine the ethereal encounter with some of the world’s most stunning locations and you’ve got a truly inspiring travel experience. While EXO offers a range of skyward encounters, our helicopter tours across Tokyo and Hong Kong (full day and multi day) are two breathtaking ways…

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    Cambodia: Jungle Wildlife and Temples 8 Days / 7 Nights
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    Cambodia: Jungle Wildlife and Temples 8 Days / 7 Nights

    Discover a more verdant side of Cambodia. This 8-day excursion combines some of the classic visits of the kingdom with an element of nature and wildlife. Begin the journey in the grips of Angkor, touring around the region's most famous sites on both two (cycling) and three wheels (local tuk tuk). Follow up the Angkor visits with a step into the beautiful Cambodian countryside, meeting and interacting with a local farming community. Top off the experience with an evening street food Vespa tour, sampling the uniqueness of Siem Reap at night. To give the Cambodian outing an entirely different feel, the latter three days of the trip are filled with wildlife sightseeing experiences. Alongside a professional guide, discover some of Cambodia's beautiful indigenous fauna, including the endangered Giant Ibis, Cambodia's National Bird. As many portions of the wildlife tour cross through abandoned temples and dense jungle, a sense of mystery and wonder pervade throughout the trip.   For further information, get in touch with one of our expert travel consultants at [email protected] or view the full itinerary here.

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    While Laos offers a variety of elephant encounters for travellers, most experiences come at the expense of the animal. EXO Travel is committed to all forms of sustainability and, therefore, only promotes elephant experiences that directly benefit these gentle giants. This full-day visit outside Luang Prabang works in conjunction with a sanctuary that keeps elephant health and welfare as top priority. Begin the day with a boat ride across the Nam Khan River where the elephants and their mahouts await. After learning some essential information about the animals and how to properly interact with them, spend some quality time getting to know them. After bathing and scrubbing them in the river, head into the jungle for an unforgettable elephant walk. Visit some of the region's most beautiful landscapes before taking part in an interactive mahout demonstration. After experiencing first-hand the surreal bond between elephants and humans, wrap up the day's encounter with a transfer back to Luang Prabang.   For further information, get in touch with one of our expert travel consultants at [email protected] or view the full itinerary here.

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    Ancient Trails of Nakasendo 3 Days / 2 Nights
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    Ancient Trails of Nakasendo 3 Days / 2 Nights

    The Nakaesendo was one of two traditional routes that connected Edo (Tokyo) with Kyoto, which was part of the established Five Routes of the Edo Period. Taking off from Kyoto for the trailhead in Nagoya, begin this historic walking route in the town of Magome. While the Nakasendo covers a total distance of 534 kilometres, this 3-day hike will only visit a few of its most iconic stops. Luggage gets sent ahead as the distance between points is covered on foot, with plenty of restroom, drink and photo breaks taken along the way. Each day crosses through unique, historic destinations and each night is spent in a different, traditional post town. The passage crosses along tiny villages and dense forest, ancient temples and historic architecture, offering real insight into a different, more local Japan. Straying far from the reaches of traditional tourist visits, this old-world walking route is a fantastic choice for travellers looking to become fully immersed in traditional Japan.   For further information, get in touch with one of our expert travel consultants at [email protected] or view the full itinerary here.

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