The Borneo Rainforest World Music Festival is a unique festival that brings together on the same stage renowned world musicians from all continents and indigenous musicians from the interiors of the mythical island of Borneo.

The Borneo Rainforest World Music Festival takes place in Kuching, Sarawak from Jul 11-13, 2008

Its formula of afternoon informative workshops, ethno-musical lectures, jamming sessions and mini concerts, followed by evening performances on the main stage has proven to be a hit with the audience, who come from near and far.

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The Kumbum at Gyantse is a three dimensional mandala, meant to portray the Buddhist cosmos

Highlights

• Spectacular trans-Himalayan flight
• 04 nights in Lhasa staying near the city’s main attractions
• Potala Palace and the Jokhang temple
• Gyantse & Shigatse
• Inspiring landscapes, superb mountain views, rich Buddhist history and culture

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Highlights

• Spectacular trans-Himalayan flight
• 04 nights in Lhasa staying near the city’s main attractions
• Potala Palace and the Jokhang temple
• Inspiring landscapes, superb mountain views, rich Buddhist history and culture

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Jokhang Monastery or Tsuklakang, is the first Buddhist temple in Tibet

Highlights

• Spectacular trans-Himalayan flight
• 04 nights in Lhasa staying near the city’s main attractions
• Potala Palace and the Jokhang temple
• Inspiring landscapes, superb mountain views, rich Buddhist history and culture

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World Heritage Potala Palace is considered one of the architectural wonders of the world

Highlights

• Spectacular trans-Himalayan flight
• 03 nights in Lhasa staying near the city’s main attractions
• Potala Palace and the Jokhang temple
• Inspiring landscapes, superb mountain views, rich Buddhist history and culture

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The Annapurna Sanctuary is a natural amphitheatre formed by the giant Annapurna massif, with its gate being the deep gorge between the Hiunchuli and Machapuchare peaks. The views are, needless to say, breathtaking.

The sanctuary denotes the headwaters of the Modi Khola, along which the trail is defined. The trail passes through a changing landscape of rice fields, misty forests and ethnic villages like those of the Gurung and Magar.

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SGD $138 per person
Guaranteed departures every Tue, Fri & Sun with a min. group of 2 adults.

Tour cost DOES NOT include international airfare & airport taxes

70 kilometres southwest of Bangkok, the Mae Klong River spreads into a sprawling delta before reaching the Gulf of Thailand.

This low-lying land is extremely fertile and over hundreds of years the Thai people have constructed an extensive network of canals to aid irrigation and navigation.

The local way of life has remained traditional and agricultural revolving around the colourful floating markets where the fruits of the surrounding orchards are traded.

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SGD $138 per person
Guaranteed departures ex-Bangkok every Mon & Thu with a min. group of 02 adults. Private tours depart every day

Tour cost DOES NOT include international airfares & airport taxes

A short drive east of Bangkok takes us to Minburi, one of the city’s oldest and most interesting suburbs.

Minburi is where the city and countryside collide to create a world of canals, ricefields and cottage industries. It is a place where Muslims and Buddhists live as they have for centuries alongside klongs. The San Saeb Canal, or Klong San Saeb, is one of Bangkok’s most important waterways as it connects Bangkok’s two main rivers, the Bangprakong and Chao Phyraya.

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SGD $566 per rider, Single supplement SGD $119
Guaranteed departures every Wednesday with a minimum group of 2 adults.

Tour cost DOES NOT include international airfares & airport taxes.

Seventy kilometres south west of Bangkok the Mae Klong River spreads into a sprawling delta before reaching the Gulf of Thailand. This low-lying land is extremely fertile and over hundreds of years the Thai people have constructed an extensive network of canals to aid irrigation and navigation, and the starting point for our exploration of the central southern part of Thailand. Mixing all different kinds of terrain and locations this trip is a great way to see and experience the other side of Thailand.

This tour is a great introduction to Thailand, as we visit one of the more famous floating markets. On this ride, you will see many temples, and plantations that produce all manner of fruits.

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Ruan Khun Yai in Thai means the “Home of Grand Ma”. It is actually the home of a Thai family located on the bank of a canal in Bangkok’s western suburbs. It is an old wooden Thai house with a cozy balcony overlooking the scenic Chak Phra Canal and can accommodate up to 6 guests. Visitors can enjoy the Thai way of life and at the same time learn the secrets of Thai cooking, with a flexible menu depending on guests’ interests.

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Experience village life in a floating market!

We experience the simple pleasures of Thai village life by staying with an ordinary local family in a Floating Market, learn about the community’s way of life while seeing something of the family’s day to day activities …

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