Travel to the vibrant, dazzling and dream like tourist destination of Asia that include the hot tourist destinations like the Land of Smiles - Thailand, Today's New Asia - Singapore, Truly Asia - Malaysia and Pearl of the Orient - Hongkong.

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UNESCO enlisted the Great Wall of China as one of the foremost marvels of the universe, in the World Heritage in 1987. Like a prodigious dragon the Great Wall meanders across the deserts, grasslands, mountains and plateaus extending about 6,700 km from east to west of China. The story of this Great Wall of China dates back to more than 2000 years. Inspite of, some of the portions of the great wall are completely wreckage and some even have entirely forsaken, it is still one of the most enticing allure all around the world outstanding to its architectural glory and historical gravity. More about the Great Wall of China

Lion dance is an intriguing dance in Chinese culture and Hong Kong, in which performers mimic the beast's movements in a lion costume. Lion dance can be witnessed mainly on festive occasions. It is thought to bring good luck on the people witnessing the ceremony. More about the Lion Dances

The Sultan Abdul Samad building was constructed at the end of the last century and the site was chosen because of its central position. A.C. Norman, a British architect who worked for the Public Works Department in Kuala Lumpur, in designing the existing building took into consideration some of the features of buildings in several Islamic countries. The predominantly Moorish appearance of the building suitably reflects the cultural background of Malaysia. More about the Sultan Abdul Samad Building in Malaysia

Thailand has dozens of temples and meditation centres specialising in vipassana (insight) meditation. Instruction and accommodation is usually free, though donations are expected. Different meditation techniques and dress codes apply to different centres. Upmarket resorts offering mind, body and spirit holidays are also available, with various alternative therapies included in the package. Larger retreats are for the serious minded only. Male and female English speakers are welcome, but strict segregation of the sexes is enforced and many places observe a vow of silence. More about Meditation in Thailand

A good Safari adventure always whips up a hearty appetite! At the Night Safari, all trails bring you back to the Entrance Plaza where a spread of good food awaits you. At the Entrance Restaurant, you'll be rewarded not only with the most sumptuous food, but also spectacular views that will take your breath away. At the East Lodge, half way round the East Loop, refresh yourself with a long cool drink and sandwiches as you watch the elegant silhouettes of Cape giraffes ambling gracefully on the other side of the reservoir. If you fancy something convenient. our fast food outlet won't disappoint. After a good meal, take an evening stroll through our shops. For the intrepid souvenir hunter, you'll find your time here well-spent! More about Dine by Moonlight

The city of Shanghai once known as the 'Paris of the Orient’, in its by gone era, today stands as the major commercial center of China with a population 17- million-people. In the beginning of the century Shanghai was Asia's most sought after region and later became the most preferred destination for adventurers. Shanghai has immense to offer its visitors, the city is kind of a living museum, blended with the European and Japanese architecture of 19th century. The ethereal Yuyuan Garden is a worth visiting spot as it has its roots back to 500 years with some of the unique embellishments. More about Shanghai

Tibet, a verboten land not only by man but also by nature, attracted many explorers, scholars, and pilgrims and adventure lovers, all in quest of "Real Shangrila". It is not only its location and natural enthralls but also a prolonged religion and culture that attracts the visitors from all over the world to visit this tiny region at least once in a lifetime. Lhasa is the spiritual and political capital of Tibet and is the best starting point for visiting Tibet. The word Lhasa means in their native language--" The land of gods". More about Tibet

Situated 309 km. south of Colombo, Yala spans over an area of 1,259 sq.km and shares its northern frontiers with the Lahugala Elephant Sanctuary. The vegetation ranges from open parkland to dense jungle. The entire park is dotted with water holes, small lakes, lagoons and streams providing adequate water for the animals and birds as well as a treat for the eyes of the visitors. Elephants and leopards are the most prominent wildlife species found in the park. More about the Yala (Ruhuna) National Park

Thailand has some of the world's most beautiful beaches. Whether tucked away on a secluded island or dancing till dawn in a lively resort town, there is a beach to suit every taste and budget. Four hours by bus from Bangkok, Hua Hin is a lively, breezy town with a long white-sand beach. Tourists can take pony rides, and Wat Khao Takiap rewards those who walk there with a nice sea view. A few catamaran, parasailing and jet ski operators work off Hua Hin beach, but it is mostly peaceful. More about Thailands Beaches