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Asia For Families
Family escapes have come a long way. Today's best journeys don't separate children's interests from their parents'—they bring them together. Across Asia, families can learn K-pop choreography in Seoul, ride Japan's legendary bullet trains, search for leopards in Sri Lanka, or cook alongside local chefs in Thailand, all while staying in some of the region's finest hotels.
MULTI-GENERATIONAL TRAVEL AROUND ASIA
Family escapes have come a long way. Today's best journeys don't separate children's interests from their parents'—they bring them together. Across Asia, families can learn K-pop choreography in Seoul, ride Japan's legendary bullet trains, search for leopards in Sri Lanka, or cook alongside local chefs in Thailand, all while staying in some of the region's finest hotels.
POP CULTURE MEETS TOMORROW
Akihabara, Anime Paradise
For many young travelers, Asia already feels familiar long before they arrive. They've watched anime set in Tokyo, followed K-pop stars from Seoul, and explored Chinese cities through social media. Visiting these places brings those worlds to life.
In Tokyo, browse Akihabara's endless anime stores, retro arcades, and gachapon machines before stepping inside immersive digital art installations or boarding the shinkansen for another city. Private guides can arrange everything from vintage shopping with expert stylists to exclusive factory visits for watch enthusiasts.
Seoul offers an equally modern adventure. Learn choreography during a private K-pop dance class, explore SM Entertainment's futuristic Kwangya flagship, wander the converted warehouses and cafés of creative Seongsu-dong, or step inside HiKR Ground's interactive exhibitions. Younger travelers can even become contestants at the Running Man Experience Center or enjoy close encounters with wildlife at Zoolung Zoolung.
Across Shanghai, the world's fastest commercial maglev train and immersive virtual reality experiences showcase another vision of tomorrow, complemented by private shopping experiences tailored to every interest.
Where to stay: Janu Tokyo, Four Seasons Tokyo, Four Seasons Seoul, and The Upper House Shanghai.
DISCOVERING ASIA TOGETHER
Cruising Bangkok's canals
Some of the most rewarding family moments come through simple cultural experiences shared.
Dress in traditional kimono while wandering Kyoto's historic streets or wear colourful hanbok beneath the grand gates of Gyeongbokgung Palace. Learn to make kimchi in Seoul, master takoyaki in Osaka, or prepare classic Thai dishes during a private cooking class in Bangkok.
Meet rescued elephants in northern Thailand, receive a traditional monk's blessing, cruise Bangkok's canals by longtail boat, or explore Chinatown's remarkable street food with an expert guide. In Japan, feed the famous deer of Nara, stroll through Kyoto's bamboo groves and temple gardens, visit Meiji Jingu Shrine, or sample handcrafted matcha sweets prepared using centuries-old traditions.
Where to stay: Capella Bangkok, Four Seasons Tented Camp Golden Triangle, Amanpuri, and The Ritz-Carlton Kyoto.
PLAYTIME, UPGRADED
Shanghai Disneyland
Asia is home to some of the world's most celebrated theme parks, each offering far more than a single day's entertainment.
Spend the day at Tokyo DisneySea, wander through the magical worlds of Studio Ghibli, meet Hello Kitty at Sanrio Puroland, or experience the latest attractions at Universal Studios Japan. Elsewhere, Hong Kong Disneyland, Shanghai Disneyland, and Universal Studios Singapore deliver world-class entertainment that fits effortlessly into a wider journey.
With private transfers, VIP planning, and carefully paced itineraries, families spend less time worrying about logistics and more time simply enjoying the experience together.
Where to stay: The Peninsula Hong Kong, The Upper House Hong Kong, Capella Singapore, Fullerton Bay Hotel Singapore, and The Peninsula Shanghai.
ADVENTURES THEY'LL NEVER FORGET
Jeep ride to Mount Bromo
Some of Asia's greatest family memories happen far from the cities.
In Indonesia, cruise through turquoise waters aboard a private schooner, raft jungle rivers near Ubud, hike volcanoes at sunrise, and cycle through emerald rice terraces. Sri Lanka combines tea-covered highlands with leopard safaris at Wild Coast Tented Lodge, elephant encounters, and relaxed days along the southern coastline.
Cambodia offers sunrise at Angkor Wat before adventures continue through rice fields by ATV or deep into the Cardamom Mountains at Shinta Mani Wild. In neighboring Laos, families can hike remote trails, zip-line through forests, visit coffee plantations, and explore the laid-back beauty of the Four Thousand Islands.
Where to stay: Shinta Mani Wild, Song Saa, Wild Coast Tented Lodge, Ceylon Tea Trails, Amandari, and Amantaka.
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