Spring into Action with Remote Lands
Few regions of the world offer as much scope and variety for adventure travel as Asia. Whether it's trekking in the breathtaking Himalayan mountains, skiing in Japan, scuba diving in Malaysia or a tiger safari in India, Asia offers exhilarating experiences in spectacular landscapes, and we at Remote Lands are experts in arranging unforgettable adventures across the Continent.
So why not start planning your spring 2014 Asian adventure today? Peruse our selection of adventures below, and then email us on [email protected] and we'll help you organise the adventure of a lifetime!
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Bhutan - The Chomolhari Base Camp Trek
The Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan offers spectacular Himalayan scenery, a way of life barely touched by the world outside, friendly people, and of course some of the world's most incredible treks. The Chomolhari Base Camp trek is a challenging 13-day hike through some of the country's most amazing scenery, as well as taking in the cities of Paro and Thimphu. It's just one of our selection of exhilarating Bhutan adventures, including shorter treks for those short on time (or stamina!).
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Japan - Winter Sports in Hokkaido
Japan's Hokkaido region is arguably Asia's best winter sports destination. Whether it's snowshoe trekking, snowboarding or skiing, its slopes, particularly in the luxury ski mecca of Niseko, offer some of the world's best powder, as well as the usual impeccable Japanese hospitality in its superb restaurants, private condos and hotels such as the Green Leaf at Niseko Village. Relax apres-ski in a steaming onsen, soothing your tired muscles in natural hot springs that are an obsession for many Japanese.
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Malaysia - Diving in Sipadan
Sipadan is now firmly established as one of the world's top 10 scuba dive spots. Featuring a huge limestone column rising from the seabed through crystal clear waters, it is home to a huge variety of marine life including dolphins, sharks, turtles and colourful corals, as well as exciting wreck diving at Kapalai. Throw in stunning overwater bungalows at luxury resorts such as Mabul Water Bungalows, and you have Malaysia's finest diving experience.
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India - Tiger Safari
No Asian destination offers more thrilling wildlife safari opportunities than India. Home to some of Asia's most amazing national parks, the country boasts abundant wildlife including the iconic Bengal tiger. These magnificent animals are protected at wildlife reserves including Ranthambore, Panna, Pench and Kanha, where you can spend your days tiger spotting before retiring to luxury tented camps such as Aman-i-Kas, Oberoi Vanyavilas or Taj's Mahua Kothi and Banjaar Tola.
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Private jet holidays
If you’re short of time and don’t want to waste time waiting around for scheduled flights, why not look at chartering a private jet for your next vacation? We specialize in private jet charters throughout Asia, for both personal and corporate purposes.
Amongst the destinations that are ideal for a private jet vacation are the cities of Rajasthan in northern India, Thailand and the countries of Indochina (Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos), the islands of Indonesia, and China. A two-week holiday for two in Rajasthan or Thailand/Indochina, for example, can be as little as $80,000 on a King Air. Citations, Hawkers, Challengers, Falcons, Gulfstreams and other light to heavy jets are also available in Asia. Please call for further details.
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Asia Specialists
Remote Lands is an ultra-luxe private tour operator focused exclusively on Asia. We create bespoke journeys tailor-made to your highly discriminating tastes, optionally by private jet and yacht. We specialize in unique experiences that are difficult to arrange and require extraordinary insider connections with remarkable local people - and open the door to authentic ways of life and deeper insight into the soul of Asian cultures.
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