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From hotels in Shanghai's gleaming towers to new resorts sequestered inside The Forbidden City, from private islands off Cambodia's gentle shores, to lodges hidden in distant mountains recalling James Hilton's tale of Shangri-La-we make it our obsession to uncover them on your behalf. With Red Savannah this richly textured continent throws up new experiences every time.

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From food to politics, the shopping scene and more, we lead you towards places you didn't know existed, from private vaults concealing some of Asia's greatest architectural treasures to luxury resorts in Indonesia's Sumba island to Burma's Himalayas and more. To be alone in Angkor Wat at dawn, to learn the secrets of pho in the backstreets of Hanoi in Vietnam, and hear of monks riding atop flying tigresses in Bhutan - this is Asia now.

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Bhutan

Mysterious and deeply fascinating - this isolated kingdom lies deep in the heart of the Himalayas, sandwiched between the economic powerhouses of China and India. Fiercely independent, Bhutan has remained largely insulated from Western influences. Indeed it is one of the most beguiling corners of the planet - rural and mountainous, with landscapes unchanged for centuries.
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The tigers nest, Bhutan

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The tigers nest, Bhutan

A Taste of Bhutan

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A Dzong near Amankora Punakha, Bhutan

Bhutan from Paro to Jakar

from £9,185 per person
Local Children in Bhutan

Burma

There is no greater reward than discovering a nation as it opens up to the outside world. That time is now for Burma. A complex history is told through ancient cities, swathes of jungle fall from the Himalayan foothills to pristine beaches and central plains flank the mighty Irrawaddy. More than her breath-taking sights, it is the charm of Myanmar's people which creates the most lasting memories.
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Bagan, Myanmar

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Bagan, Myanmar

Exotic Burma

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Inle Lake, Myanmar

Ultimate Burma

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a u bein bridge in Myanmar

Cambodia

Renowned for the architectural wonders of Angkor Wat, Cambodia’s charms extend far beyond her temples. After decades of civil war and genocide under the Khmer Rouge in the 20th century, Cambodia is seeing in a new, peaceful dawn. Stay in charming boutique hotels in Phnom Penh, floating lodges in the Cardamoms or in beautiful coastal villas on the Gulf of Thailand.
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Banteay Kdei, Cambodia

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Classic Cambodia

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Kep fishing boats, Cambodia

Cambodia Uncovered

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villa bedroom of Song Saa, Cambodia

Shinta Mani Wild

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Tent over river at Shinta Mani Wild, Cambodia

China

China, heavily steeped in antiquity bounding into the 21st century, is as much an education as a holiday. With a culture and heritage so unlike our own, exploring China's 5000 years of history is mind-blowing, with iconic sights ranging from the Terracotta Warriors and the Great Wall to the magnificent karst peaks of Yangshuo and the Yangtze River.
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Great wall at Jinshanling, China

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Great wall at Jinshanling, China

A Taste of China

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Xian city wall, China

Magical China - A family adventure

from £4,335 per person
Li River Guilin, China

India

At once chaotic and colourful as well as impossibly romantic, nowhere gets under the skin quite like India. Where else can you visit ancient Mughal cities, spot tigers in jungles made famous by Kipling, visit pristine tea plantations and watch as the sun rises over unimaginably high mountain ranges? All of life is in India and it should be visited at least once in a lifetime.
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Kerala Munnar tea picker, India

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view from serai, india

Alternative Kerala

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Kerala rice barge, India

Ananda

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group yoga at Ananda, India

Indonesia

Noted for excellent cuisine, world class hotels, fine beaches and awe-inspiring temples, Indonesia’s diverse archipelago offers enough to satisfy everyone from the adventurer climbing volcanoes or seeking dragons in Komodo to the indulgent pleasure-seeker enjoying the beaches of Bali or sailing aboard a magnificent phinisi on the Banda Sea. 
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Borobudur Buddhist Temple in Indonesia

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Cruising Raja Ampat

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Crew hoisting sails on board Sililona Phinisi, Indonesia

Mountains and Tribes of Sulawesi

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A group cycles through lush green rice paddies

Como Shambhala

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Wanakasa seen from a distance at Como Shambhala, Indonesia

JAPAN

Japan fuses the ancient with the contemporary whilst retaining its singular character as the rest of the world marches towards homogeneity. Learn meditation at a Buddhist monastery, enjoy a floating hotel on the Seto Inland Sea to retreat to an onsen resort on the island of Kyushu.
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Sakura cherry blossom on the banks of a river with Mount Fuji in the background

A Taste of Japan

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Hiroshima Castle and the Shukkei-en Strolling Gardens in Japan

Insiders Japan

from £18,495 per person
Sakura cherry blossom on the banks of a river with Mount Fuji in the background

Laos

Colonists have left their mark on Laos – most noticeably, the French left wide boulevards and a penchant for croissants and baguettes - yet it retains its unique, beguiling character. Saffron-hued monks still collect alms at dawn and minority people maintain their traditions in remote towns and villages. The mighty Mekong traces an age-old route visited by few.
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canoe on the mekong, Laos

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4000 islands champasak, Laos

Classic Laos

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wat xieng thong luang prabang, Laos

Cycling Holiday in Laos

from £2,560 per person
Bicycle in a paddyfield, Laos

Malaysia

Journeying through Peninsula Malaysia takes you from sleepy plantations to tenacious traders amid towering skyscrapers. Across the South China Sea the rainforests of Borneo create the best wildlife destination in Southeast Asia. Whether retracing colonial footsteps or blazing a trail through the rainforests, you are never far from a breath-taking beach.
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native cameron highlands, malaysia

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landscape near Cameron Highland Resort, Malaysia

Nepal

A tiny country of delicious contrasts, Nepal is probably best known for its dramatic Himalayan peaks, but there's much more besides. It is a place where Hindus and Buddhists have lived side by side for centuries, worshipping at whitewashed stupas and ancient pagoda temples. And where tigers and Asiatic rhino roam through the jungles of spectacular forests.
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bodhnath stupa, Nepal

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Active Nepal

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walking in the himalayas, Nepal

Himalayas by Helicopter

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helicopter ker downey, Nepal

Sri Lanka

The teardrop of the Indian Ocean, Sri Lanka has everything from stunning beaches to tea plantations, wildlife, fort towns and incredible food. With a long multicultural history mixing Buddhist traditions with Hindu religion, Muslim culture and British rule, the island is dotted with temples, statues and colonial hill stations, age-old ruins and stunning national parks.
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matale temple, Sri Lanka

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exterior o mounbatten bungalow, Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka in Style

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tea trails sumemrville, Sri Lanka

Tea Trails and Tranquility

from £3,150 per person
tea plantation, Sri Lanka

Thailand

Wake up to monks chanting over a vast reclining Buddha, lunch on fiery Som Tam and spend an afternoon elephant-trekking through dense jungle or luxuriating in a world-class spa. Enjoy dinner with the sand between your toes or explore night markets. Every guest in Thailand, from families to honeymooners, is warmly welcomed by the same beaming smiles and humble bows.
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national marine park angthong, thailand

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pond of a spa pool villa banyan tree phuket, thailand

Hibiscus

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sala at hibiscus, thailand

Chivitr

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pilates at chivtr, thailand

Vietnam

Far more than just a battleground between East and West, variety is the joy of modern Vietnam, from designer boutiques and the buzz of motorbikes in Saigon to the old world conservatism of Hanoi. Peaceful fishing villages such as Hoi An and emerging resorts line the coast of central Vietnam and the mighty Mekong bustles with life at its delta.
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The streets of Hoi An

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Classic Vietnam

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The Forbidden City in Vietnam

Essential Vietnam

from £3,850 per person
Beach at Ninh Bay

Hoi An and Beaches of Central Vietnam

from £1,517
A view of the pool at Anam Resorts with the mountains in the background
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