New Tour: EXO Adventure – Pai Rafting River Adventure (2 Days / 1 Night)

Over the last couple of decades the little town of Pai has been transformed from a sleepy place, steeped in Shan culture, to one of northern Thailand’s main draws. With spectacular mountain ranges punctuated by rushing rivers tantalizingly close to the main tourist quarter, it is not difficult to determine the appeal of the Pai area. In particular, the town has become a hub for thrill-seekers, with several adventures lying in wait amidst the surrounding splendor. One such excursion is a rafting odyssey along the Pai River to the town of Mae Hong Son. The river is one of the best in Thailand for river rafting with an alluring combination of calm waters perfect for observing the stunning scenery and exhilarating rapids where the only option is to hold on tight and enjoy the ride. With a night in a peaceful jungle camp interspersing an action packed two-day adventure, it’s a rip-roaring ride that more than justifies its popularity.

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    Trailblazing Talents: EXO Indonesia’s Adventure Guide Training
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    Trailblazing Talents: EXO Indonesia’s Adventure Guide Training

    EXO Indonesia’s Adventure team just returned from a retreat to the island of Flores. Over the course of five days, they participated in skills trainings, team building activities and, of course, adventures.‘This trip is a great opportunity for us to break the ice and connect after an intense and wonderful season’, explains Eka Putri, EXO Indonesia Adventure Manager. ‘Over the last decade, the team has grown from 9 to 28 people’.The retreat consisted of two components: Adventure Leadership training and Adventure Tour Leaders gathering. The former focused on developing leadership skills and group management while the latter was an opportunity to reinforce to the entire team EXO’s quality standards and sustainability policies.‘This training is crucial to improve the leadership skills of our guides in Flores when they lead trips’, Eka explains. ‘It is also a great opportunity to meet in person and clarify our standards and EXO expectations in the field’.In addition, the gathering provided a valuable exchange of ideas and to hear feedback from the guides about how EXO Adventure can continue to enhance our service quality. EXO Adventure Epic routes, great gear and support teams raise the bar on each EXO Adventure journey but it is our guides…

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    Pedalling Perfection: EXO’s Japan Cycling Adventures
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    Pedalling Perfection: EXO’s Japan Cycling Adventures

    Kit Loose, EXO Japan Adventure Product Development Manager, shares his perspective on the joys of cycling in Japan and what makes EXO’s trips truly extraordinary. Kit first visited Japan as a 14-year-old, when his family moved to Tokyo for a few years. It didn’t take him long to fall in love with the country and its people. He has been returning ever since and recently joined the EXO Adventure team, where he balances his time between developing customised routes, training guides and drivers, leading group cycling trips and seeking out the best bowl of ramen. ‘I don't have to work hard to sell Japan,’ Kit admits. ‘Japan sells itself because of its gracious people - there is no other place like it in terms of the people. Add to that the spectacular scenery, the food and it is incredibly safe.’ As the country’s burgeoning popularity as a tourist destination in recent years has brought challenges of overcrowding, there are still plenty of authentic, lesser known corners of Japan. EXO Adventure specialises in cycling trips that showcase these quieter places- we asked Kit to explain more. 'We aim to steer guests away from the beaten path, deliver authentic experiences. There is…

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    5 Things to expect on an EXO Adventure
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    5 Things to expect on an EXO Adventure

    Nobody does adventure travel like EXO! With more than thirty years of experience delivering epic adrenaline-fuelled holidays, we know what it takes to make an adventure journey unforgettable. It takes more than just knowing our destinations and having good gear, it is a combination of elements that takes our adventures to the next level. Whether it's navigating the rugged terrains on a bike, paddling through serene or challenging waters, or exploring hidden trails, each EXO Adventure trip is designed to deliver a unique and unforgettable experience. To understand what sets EXO Adventure apart, we’re sharing five core elements that underscore our commitment to delivering epic adventures. Read on to learn more. EXO Adventure guides receive specialised, ongoing training covering topics such as group management, emergency response, mechanics and more. Specialised adventure guides Our guides are the heart and soul of our adventures. Explorers at heart, they have traversed their countries seeking out the most exhilarating and scenic trails, waterways and backroads. They possess an unmatched passion for their homeland and love sharing it with fellow adventurers. As the safety and enjoyment of our guests are paramount, EXO also ensures our adventure guides receive specialised, ongoing training covering topics such as…

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    Sabah Wildlife Adventure
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    Sabah Wildlife Adventure

    We talk with Rosa Minggu, EXO Head of Inbound & Adventure- Malaysia & Singapore, about creating this adventure and her favourite highlights along the way.'Wildlife and adventure plus amazing accommodation in the jungles and wetlands– this journey is impressive!', Rosa exclaims.Exploring on foot, by boat, by jeep and snorkelling, EXO's 11-day Sabah Wildlife Adventure is purposefully designed to showcase the best of Borneo’s natural wonders.Rosa is from the neighbouring state of Sarawak and is passionate about Borneo's nature and wildlife. She explains, ''With this tour we wanted to cover all of Sabah's highlights with a great mix of experiences.' As an introduction to Sabah’s rich ecosystems, the trip begins with visits to two important animal conservation projects: Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre and the Sun Bear Conservation Centre. These insightful visits are complemented by a canopy walk at the Rainforest Discovery Centre, providing a first look at the raw beauty of Malaysia’s natural flora and fauna.Then it’s on to the Kinabatangan River and Tabin Wildlife Reserve for a closer look. Through a series of boat trips and nature walks, guests will have the opportunity to spot endemic wildlife- such as elephants, gibbons and proboscis monkeys- in their native habitat. There is…

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    Cycling Vietnam’s Heritage Trail: Hue to Nha Trang
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    Cycling Vietnam’s Heritage Trail: Hue to Nha Trang

    EXO Vietnam Adventure Manager, Dzung, takes us along for the ride as she shares stories of her favourite cycling journey‘Cycling Vietnam's Heritage Trail: Hue to Nha Trang is unique because it’s a mixture of everything that Vietnam has to offer.''Guests have the opportunity to visit the heritage sites of Hue and Hoi An, see the stunning scenery, explore villages and relax on the beach. It also has plenty of roads with breathtaking views,’ Dzung explains.The adventure begins with a scenic coastal ride from the historic town of Hue to Lang Co fishing village, followed the next day by a challenging ride over Hai Van Pass. The hard work is rewarded with incredible views and an exhilarating downhill ride into Hoi An. A two-night stay in Hoi An, another heritage town, is punctuated by a pedal out to the My Son archeological site. 'We share the cycling route with the local people- they come say hello and give high fives.'From Hoi An, the journey continues south with a series of beautiful coastal rides on days 5-8. Along the way guests will visit My Lai for a sobering but insightful visit to the infamous war site, as well as Qui Nhon, a strategic…

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    Cycling Remote Cambodia
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    Cycling Remote Cambodia

    Cycling Remote Cambodia is one of EXO's favourite, off-the-beaten track itineraries. Adventure Supervisor, Mala Ouk, shares his point of view about what makes this journey so special. ‘Cycling is the best way to explore Cambodia and this 8-day route takes guests to the most authentic parts of the country’, Mala explains. ‘On the bikes, they will get so many opportunities to interact with local people and feel immersed in the life and culture of Cambodia’ The adventure kicks off in the capital city, Phnom Penh.  After warming up with a day ride to Oudong Temple, the real bike journey begins in earnest with a 90-km pedal to charming Kampong Cham for an overnight stay. From there, the bike route continues to the towns of Kratie, Stung Treng and Preah Vihear before wrapping up in Siem Reap.  The distances range from 45-90 kilometres per day in the saddle, but a support vehicle is available for any guests who need a rest. As they pedal along this route, riders will experience the beauty of the Cambodian countryside, passing small villages, farm land and loads of friendly, welcoming locals. 'We can observe the people’s daily lifestyle which is truly authentic.' Off the bikes, an…

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    Sumatra Trekking Challenge
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    Sumatra Trekking Challenge

    Indonesia is an adventure-lovers paradise, with its incredibly diverse landscapes and unspoiled nature. With EXO’s Sumatra Trekking Challenge, our adventure team shines a light on one of Southeast Asia’s most spectacular wilderness areas with an intense but highly rewarding trek. Indonesia Adventure Manager, Eka Putri, picks this as  her favourite adrenaline-pumping adventure.‘In Sumatra, any traveller can see orangutans within a one day trek. But with this Sumatra Trekking Challenge we invite true adrenaline junkies to go deeper into the dense jungle to discover not just orangutans, but other wildlife they have never seen before’, Eka explains.The journey kicks off with a 3-4 hour drive from Medan, the capital of North Sumatra, to the charming village of Bukit Lawang, the gateway to Gunung Leuser National Park. A short, easy, 'warm up’ trek gives guests their first glimpse of the jungle before returning to town for the evening.  On day two, with the comforts of the eco-lodge left behind, the true jungle experience begins. Over the next four days, the trekking route journeys deeper and deeper into the heart of the rainforest- a full immersion into nature. 'The trip was way more than expected, beautiful surroundings, challenging walks and climbs up and down topped off with amazing food and…

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    Beautifuls Beasts of Asia
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    Beautifuls Beasts of Asia

    The Asian continent teems with exotic wildlife, offering guests insight into some of the oldest and most pristine habitats on earth, as well as opportunities to explore them. Through the EXO Foundation, we play an active role in protecting this precious natural heritage of Asia and, by extension, partners working with us do too. That's something we can all feel proud of! In celebration of this, here is a roundup of some incredible creatures of Asia, where to find them and some details regarding wildlife conservation projects we support to ensure they are protected for travelers, locals and future generations. Want to learn more about nature-focused tours in Asia? PROBOSCIS MONKEY INDONESIAN & MALAYSIAN BORNEO Instantly recognisable thanks to its oddly charming nose, these unforgettable beasts are endemic to the island of Borneo. Living in mangroves and humid forests, proboscis monkeys are strong swimmers and are likely to be seen with a cruise up the Kinabatangan River. Threatened with extinction due to deforestation, sanctuaries in Borneo are being set up for the conservation of the species. They can also be observed in Bako National Park in Malaysia. MANTA RAYS TROPICAL COASTS OF SOUTHEAST ASIA Blessed with some of the world's most diverse marine habitats thanks to…

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    Wild Saudi Arabia
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    Wild Saudi Arabia

    DESERTS & LANDSCAPES FULL OF LIFE Saudi Arabia has many tricks up its sleeve to surprise and delight visitors. One of the ways it does this is through its unique and exotic wildlife. Far more than just a desolate expanse of sand and dessert, Saudi Arabia boasts more than 82,000 sq. km. of nature reserves and preservation areas rich with life. From the mountains of Abha, to the desert sands of Al Ula and the depths of the Red Sea, let’s explore some of the unique creatures found in Saudi Arabia. Desert wildlife in Saudi Arabia Nestled amongst the striking red rocks and desert sands of Al Ula in Northwest Saudi is the 1,500 sq. km. Sharaan Nature Reserve. Most visitors will get the chance to see Ostrich, Nubian Ibex and Idmi Gazelles grazing on the rough desert undergrowth, but the Arabian Wolf is a more elusive resident. Sharaan hope that one day the Arabian leopard will join the wolf in roaming the rocky desert terrain…And, of course, no trip to the desert is complete without time spent with the desert’s most famous creature: camels! Dromedary Camels are the national animal of Saudi Arabia and have played a significant part…

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    Beyond Borneo’s Jungles
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    Beyond Borneo’s Jungles

    For most people, if you mention the name ‘Borneo’, the first things that come to mind are rainforests and exotic creatures. While, in fairness, there is truth to this depiction -Borneo  does have these things aplenty- there is much more to it than just that.In fact, with a land area nearly equivalent to France and Germany combined, it's the third largest island on the planet. Within its extensive shores are an abundance of fascinating history, diverse cultures, distinct coastlines, stunning landscapes and much more. For those only acquainted with the natural side of Borneo, here are other aspects of the vast and beautiful island to keep in mind when considering a trip to Malaysia. FASCINATING HISTORY Did you know that Borneo has been the theatre of some WW2 battles ?The Australians conducted some assaults against the Japanese forces. So while discovering the incredible nature of the island, you can also learn some passionate stories about the place. In  Sandakan where the war prisoners made some death marches or along the coast where europeans sailors merchants settled first trading ports… SANDAKAN CITY BREAK DRAMATIC LANDSCAPES Go wild with a fabulous adventure through Borneo’s UNESCO World Heritage sites. Explore the remarkable caves and…

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    Keep Travel Dreams Alive
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    Keep Travel Dreams Alive

    The turn of a new decade brought cheer, optimism and aspirations of a brighter future. For many, it was a time of resolutions to live fuller lives, to focus on experiences more than things and to travel more. But the new decade also brought a storm. In just three short months, COVID-19 and its terrible impacts have swept across the world, casting doubt on the positive outlooks of many.  With an ever-growing list of travel restrictions, closed borders and concerns for safety, dreams of travel are now more distant than any other time in recent history.  While health is rightfully at the forefront of everyone's thoughts, the travel industry is bunkered up at the frontlines of what will be a hard-fought battle to see this storm through to the end. In these uncertain times, we'd like to remind you that we're here and we're not going anywhere. Because when everything settles down again, which it will, the world will continue being just as amazing as it's ever been — maybe more so! Keep travel dreams alive by encouraging guests to postpone their trips rather than cancelling them. We firmly believe, just as we always have, that travel makes the world…

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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

    A wildlife encounter can provide an enriching element to any trip to Southeast Asia, and opportunities abound for animal lovers in this part of the world.  These unique experiences give a chance to learn more about some fantastic creatures from the people that work to conserve them.  THAILAND - Elephants When organised responsibly, visiting elephants and spending time with them can be an incredible, once-in-a-lifetime experience. Since 2015, EXO has been stepping up efforts with other operators and animal welfare organisations to improve elephant welfare and to educate and promote best practices.  We only recommend camps which reach our robust standard of assessment. In forested hills, an hour’s drive from Chiang Mai, the Maeklang Elephant Conservation Community provides a home for rescued elephants in their natural habitat - as well as agricultural support and training for local farmers. Visitors can spend the day playing with, feeding and tending to these gentle giants, as well as joining them in a cleansing ‘mud spa’ as they bathe in the Maeklong River. Interact with these beautiful beasts and learn and participate in the centre’s work in protecting the elephants, wildlife and environment.  VIETNAM - Douc Langur  The Son Tra Peninsula - also known…

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    5 Strange and Wonderful Things About Japan
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    5 Strange and Wonderful Things About Japan

    Every country has its quirks and curiosities. Whether an unusual food (like Vegemite or lutefisk), an odd landmark, a cult-like TV show obsession, or eye-raising cultural events, there are one-of-a-kind characteristics and oddball charms unique to every culture. In this blog post we celebrate some of the wacky things we love about Japan. 1) BATSU GAME SHOWS Game shows are already weird in and of themselves, but Japan elevates the format. Who can forget the Nuru Nuru Treasure Hunter AKA ‘Slippery Stairs’ segment of TBS’s All-Star Kanshasai variety show that went viral, where celebrities tried -- and failed -- to clamber up lubricated steps? There is an entire genre of games called batsu where contestants are penalised with hilariously painful punishments. And then there are your garden variety show challenges, such as going on a date in a backless tuxedo or trying to guess which piece of furniture is made of candy. Some shows are so good they’re even adopted overseas -- see American Ninja Warrior, Fear Factor and Hole in the Wall (Human Tetris), which have more than borrowed from Japanese inspiration. 2) MASCOT FEVER  Mascot culture thrives in Japan. Mascots -- called yuru-kyara -- compete every year in…

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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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    Adrift in Asia – Why Cruising is the Best Way to See the Region
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    Adrift in Asia – Why Cruising is the Best Way to See the Region

    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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    EXO Self Guide – Your Very Own Pocket Travel Guide
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    EXO Self Guide – Your Very Own Pocket Travel Guide

    Asia has such a dizzying array of places to see, things to do, and foods to taste that the sheer variety of options can sometimes be overwhelming! To make travel easier than ever, we've developed our very own Self Guided App. This all-encompassing pocket guide displays everything guests need to experience, and the best of Japan, right in the palm of their hand!Self Guide has the best insider knowledge and info on popular places and undiscovered treasures for more than 30 cities. All guests need to do is download it from Google Play or App Store and they're ready to go.For added convenience and practicality, Self Guide works offline, so there are no data or roaming fees. The main page has all the guests' important information including your company's details, which can be customised with your logo, as well as 24/7 emergency contacts and a customised itinerary with flight details, trip agendas and modes of transportation which include time schedules and directions for everywhere guests need to go.Each day, guests will have preloaded daily itineraries in both English and the local language to stay on track. The built-in Location Guide showcases local attractions, shopping areas, restaurants and more. Guests can…

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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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    Idyllic and Untouched – Lombok & the Gili Islands
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    Idyllic and Untouched – Lombok & the Gili Islands

    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 – Western Honshu & South Japan

    The southern reaches of Japan don't get as much tourist footfall as the areas around Tokyo, Osaka and Kyoto, but they are no less alluring. Western Honshu, known as Chugoku, is best known for the legacy of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, its main city. However, visitors can experience everything from peaceful mountain scenery to exquisite seafood and culinary encounters with the potentially lethal fugu (blowfish), a specialty of the town of Shimonoseki on the far western trip of Honshu. Beyond western Honshu lies Kyushu, the third largest island of Japan and the most southwesterly of its four main islands. Rugged and mountainous, and rich in volcanic activity, the island is a favorite of hikers. The peaks of the Kirishima chain are ripe for exploring while the fearsome Mount Aso is the country's most active volcano. Excellent trekking can also be found on Shikoku, where pilgrims have walked clockwise around the island for more than a millennium, following in the footsteps of Buddhist saint Kobo Daishi. Far removed from Japan's main four islands and stretching south to within 200 kilometers of Taiwan, Okinawa shows visitors yet another side to the country. Known for its friendly, sub-tropical, climate and string of…

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    EXO Explores – Art & Architecture in Cambodia
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    EXO Explores – Art & Architecture in Cambodia

    Aesthetics have long played a central part in the culture of Cambodia. The temples at Angkor are widely recognised as one of history's crowning architectural achievements. Meanwhile, a few generations later, the colonial and post-colonial eras ushered in a new age of Khmer creativity , reflected in everything from architecture to music, film and art. The dark days of Khmer Rouge rule and its aftermath served to stunt this blossoming, but guests visiting today can appreciate the country's unique artistic heritage in a number of often-indulgent ways. Available journeys vary in scope. In the capital Phnom Penh, a vibrant architectural scene can be appreciated through informative walking tours, while a similar experience can be enjoyed in sleepy Battambang. Other unforgettable memories can be created through sunrise appreciation of the temples at Angkor and an insight to Cambodia's incredible artistic heritage with one of the country's most innovative creative collectives. OUR FAVOURITE EXPERIENCES  PHNOM PENH ART & ARCHITECTURE TOUR In recent times Phnom Penh has slowly rebuilt its artistic spirit, drawing from a new sense of optimism brought on by Cambodia’s rapidly changing society. Tour around the famous 1960s architecture, before lunch at one of the city’s…

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