From the hustle and bustle of Tokyo to Vietnam's stunning Ha Long Bay, there's always something new to discover on a trip to Asia. Stroll through the stunning gardens of Hirosaki Castle in Japan, learn about Buddhism and receive blessings from a monk in Cambodia, explore the medieval capital of Polonnaruwa, and more. A small group tour of Asia is just amazing. Book a tour online or speak to one of our friendly travel experts.
Unique local experiences
Discover a variety of local experiences unique to Asia with the opportunity to visit the lush tea-growing region of Nuwara Eliya in Sri Lanka, enjoy a scenic cruise through Japan's Geibikei Gorge, and more.
extensive tours
A treasure trove of incredible experiences awaits you in exotic Asia! From learning about the samurai in Japan to safaris in Sri Lanka's Yala National Park and visiting Saigon in Vietnam on a culinary jeep tour.
a taste of asia
Tasting the flavors of different countries is one of our favorite activities when we travel. It's not every day that you find yourself enjoying a traditional Chanko Nabe lunch in Tokyo, discovering the best local restaurants in Saigon in Vietnam, or enjoying a barbecue dinner after a sunset river cruise in Sri Lanka.
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cherry blossom and fall colors
Japan and South Korea offer a spectacular natural spectacle each year in spring and autumn. But when is the best time to travel and see color in all its splendor?
Guided tours in small groups
Asia
Sri Lankan style
Cruise the pearl of the Indian Ocean in style on this luxurious journey through one of Asia's best kept secrets.
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Von(per person/double occupancy) 7.995 $
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discovery of sri lanka
The tropical island nation of Sri Lanka rightly bears the title of 'The Pearl of the Indian Ocean'.
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Von(per person/double occupancy) 5.695 $
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Colors of Northern Japan
Discover the incredibly scenic, historical, and diverse areas of northern Japan on this unique small-group tour.
Plane tickets included
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Von(per person/double occupancy) 9.995 $
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Experience the highlights of beautiful South Korea and fascinating Japan.
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Von(per person/double occupancy) 16.395 $
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Highlights of Vietnam
Discover the true highlights of Vietnam. Be captivated by the hustle and bustle of Hanoi and cruise through the stunning Ha Long Bay.
Plane tickets included
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Von(per person/double occupancy) 4.995 $
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These two countries are full of fascinating cultures, friendly people, and fascinating stories.
Plane tickets included
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Von(per person/double occupancy) 6.195 $
Travel destinations in Asia
Cambodia
Visit the temples and ruins of Angkor Wat, drive through Tonlé Sap, experience a monk's blessing at an ancient pagoda, and tour Siem Reap.
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Japan
Taste sake, cruise Matsushima Bay, tour Hirosaki Castle, and learn about the traditional Japanese art of making rice paper.
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South Korea
Explore Seoul, visit Bulguksa Temple in Busan, step back in time on a tour of Jeonju Hanok Village, and see the DMZ that separates North and South Korea.
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Sri Lanka
Visit the Negombo fish markets, navigate the hustle and bustle of Colombo's streets, see the medieval capital of Polonnaruwa, and take a cruise on the Negombo lagoon.
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Vietnam
Cruise across Ha Long Bay, walk along Hanoi's railway tracks, travel from Sapa to Muong Valley, see rice fields, and more.
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Highlights of Asia
Rocha de Sigiriya
Kyoto
Luang Prabang
Siem Riep
Rocha de Sigiriya
On a rocky plateau overlooking dense jungle and a vast plain lies Sigiriya, where you'll find the mysterious remains of King Kasyapa's 5th-century fortress. Be sure to brave the now-sturdy spiral staircase to see the 19 frescoes of female nature spirits (apsaras) painted below a ledge some 300 feet above the rock. The frescoes are beautiful and still alive after 1500 years. Near the top of the Rock Keep is a pair of huge stone lion paws (all that remains of a giant stone lion).
Kyoto
If you can only visit one city in Japan, it's Kyoto. This ancient city (home to almost 1.5 million people) was the capital of Japan for over a thousand years and is still considered the country's spiritual capital. Kyoto is adorned with a large number of temples, palaces, gardens, and museums. If you are lucky enough to visit during the spring months, you will fall in love with the fragile beauty of the pink sakura (cherry blossoms). These beautiful flowers have inspired a variety of artworks and multimedia productions and are an iconic symbol of Japan. In the evening, if you have some free time, take a walk around Pontocho, the traditional place of nightlife. This narrow lane is perhaps the most romantic street in Japan and you might even spot a geisha.
Luang Prabang
Luang Prabang, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of the most beautiful places in Southeast Asia. Attractions include dozens of historic Buddhist temples, elegantly aged French-era houses, and pretty streets perfect for strolling. Every day, just before dawn, hundreds of orange-robed monks parade through the streets of the city in a procession seeking alms from devout Buddhists. Travelers can buy sticky rice from vendors to contribute to the monks' food donation bowls. The cool of the morning is also the best time to climb Phusi (a steep hill with stunning views of the city), followed by a visit to Wat Xieng Thong, a classic of Lao architecture dating back to 1560, decorated with carvings, the Ramayana (an Indian epic).
Siem Riep
This is where travelers stay when visiting Angkor Wat, a remarkable historical temple with 5 lotus-shaped towers reaching 65 meters in height. It is considered one of the most important archaeological sites in Southeast Asia. After a morning tour of the temples, explore the Old Market in the city's French colonial center to find local handicrafts: Cambodian silks, wooden musical instruments, tapestries, shadow puppets, and wood and stone carvings. Take time to relax and people watch at one of the French-style outdoor cafes. In addition to being a starting point for Angkor Wat, Siem Reap is also just a 30-minute drive from Tonle Sap, the largest lake in Cambodia and Southeast Asia.
Asia FAQ
How much does a trip to Asia cost?
The cost of an Asia vacation package ultimately depends on where you're going and how long you plan to stay. For example our 17 daysdiscovery of sri lankaThe tour starts at $5695 per person during our 26 day tour.The tour starts at $15,595 per person. Our range of Asia tours takes you to Sri Lanka, Japan, South Korea, Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos.
How many days does it take to Asia?
There is so much to see and do that we recommend spending at least 13 days on a trip to Asia. It also depends on the places you travel to. If you are traveling to Japan alone, about 2 weeks should be enough time. But if you want to visit Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos together, we recommend about 3-4 weeks.
You can book a small group trip to Asia with us where everything is pre-planned and organized for you! At Bunnik Tours we know how much time you should spend in each location to get the most out of your trip.
When is the best time to travel to Asia?
It really depends on the country you visit and the time of year you prefer. Cherry blossom season in Japan falls between March and May, so if you want to see the beautiful trees during this time, you should. However, keep in mind that you may need a jacket if your trip includes visiting mountainous regions. Between April and July the weather is warm, sunny and generally pleasant. So if you like warm weather, we recommend traveling in this period.
Is it expensive to travel to Asia?
Unlike other destinations abroad, Asia is accessible to most travelers. An all-inclusive Asia tour with Bunnik Tours can start as low as $4,595. Flight, accommodation, transportation, tips, guide and some meals are included in the price. When you are in Asia, you also have the opportunity to haggle for cheaper prices in many destinations!
Are there current travel restrictions in Asia?
At Bunnik Tours we are committed to a safe trip for everyone. visit ourfor more information on our latest policies.
How can I travel around Asia as a responsible traveler?
At Bunnik Tours we believe in responsible travel and sustainable tourism. For more information, see ourHub for sustainable tourism.
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