Upon your arrival, you will be greeted by an English speaking guide and driver who will be waiting for you outside the customs area. They will be holding a sign with your name on it. From there, they will accompany you to your accommodation in a private vehicle for a comfortable airport transfer.

Begin your tour with a leisurely bumboat ride along the Singapore River, a historically significant river where Raffles established the first trading port in Singapore. The ride ends at Merlion Park, where you can see the iconic Merlion statue and the stunning Marina Bay Sands in the background. The tour then takes you on a drive around the Civic District, passing by landmarks such as the Padang, Cricket Club, Parliament House, Supreme Court, and City Hall. The next stop is Thian Hock Keng Temple, one of Singapore's oldest and most important Hokkien temples, known for its beautiful architecture and intricate sculptures. The tour concludes at the National Orchid Garden, a colorful display of 60,000 orchid plants.

In the evening, hop on a three-wheeled trishaw and explore the vibrant sights, smells, and sounds of Little India. Arrive at The Fullerton, an iconic building in Singapore that has played a significant role in the city's history. Once home to important institutions like the General Post Office and The Singapore Club, the hotel seamlessly blends old-world charm with modern comforts. Admire the Palladian architecture of The Fullerton Hotel, which is shared by only two other buildings in the city - the City Hall and Supreme Court. Don't miss the opportunity to visit the Post Bar, a sleek and sophisticated venue that was once the transaction hall of the General Post Office. Enjoy a Fullerton Merlion Cocktail or other drinks while soaking in the elegant ambiance. The Long Bar is the perfect place to try the famous Singapore Sling, a must-have drink when visiting Singapore.

Singapore, previously part of British Malaysia, was ruled by the Sultanate of Johor before the British arrived in 1819. After World War II, Singapore became an independent nation and republic. Today, Singapore has a diverse population of nearly 5 million people, comprising of Chinese, Malays, Indians, Caucasians, Eurasians, and Asians of different origins. Explore the ethnic heritage enclaves to witness the vibrant cultures. In Kampong Glam, admire the majestic Sultan's Mosque, visit food eateries and old-fashioned shops. Experience the tradition and modernity in Chinatown with its restored shop houses, tempting eateries, teahouses, and shops selling traditional Chinese arts and crafts. Little India completes the cultural kaleidoscope with its bustling streets, aromatic spices, and busy curry houses.

Chinatown, a labyrinth of promenades and boulevards, offers remarkable architecture, handicrafts, and culinary delights. Unlike the rest of Singapore, the shops in Chinatown are not tall and represent the early Peranakan settlers. Food Street and Club Street are popular hotspots, especially for wine enthusiasts.

From Michelin-star awarded street food to elegant fine-dining venues, Singapore offers a diverse gastronomic scene. Experience it firsthand tonight with reservations at a restaurant of your choice. Round-trip transportation will also be provided. Top recommendations for fine dining in Singapore include Gardens by the Bay, Odette, JAAN, Iggy's, Alma by Juan Amador, Nouri, and Buona Terra. Please note that the meal is not included and reservations are subject to availability.

Your English speaking guide and driver will meet you for a private airport transfer.

Fly from Singapore to Bangkok, Thailand in a flight that takes around 2.5 hours.

Upon arrival in Bangkok, a representative will greet you and provide fast track services to avoid long queues at the immigration counter. **Please note:** Fast track service users should wear appropriate attire and avoid casual clothing to ensure a smooth process with Thai immigration authorities.

A professional driver and an English-speaking guide will transport you privately between the airport and your hotel.

Thiptara at The Peninsula, Bangkok is a sensory delight. Surrounded by beautiful banyan trees and tropical gardens, enjoy a unique dining experience by the riverside. Thiptara not only showcases the elegance of Thai culture through its decor, but also offers authentic and delicious cuisine that reflects the legendary Thai lifestyle of bygone days.

Discover the cultural highlights of Bangkok and take a scenic longtail boat ride along the canals. Bangkok offers a mix of Buddhist temples, palaces, sky bars, and traditional Thai living by the khlongs. In the morning, your private guide will take you to the historic center of Bangkok, starting at Wat Pho where you can see the famous reclining Buddha. Explore the alleys with wooden houses, guardian spirit signs, and vibrant fruit and flower markets. Experience the monks' morning chanting rituals at Wat Pho, one of the oldest temples in the ancient capital with the country's largest reclining Buddha. Travel by tuk-tuk to Lak Muang City Pillar, representing Bangkok's foundation stone. Visit the impressive Grand Palace and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, a must-see in the nation's capital.

Enjoy a local-style lunch before boarding a traditional longtail boat for a relaxing cruise through Bangkok's historic canals. Admire the floating wooden shopfronts, traditional teak homes, and serene Buddhist temples along the waterways. Visit the fascinating Artist's House, a centuries-old teak house transformed into a gallery showcasing local artwork and photography. End the tour at Way Arun, the iconic Temple of Dawn, which represents Bangkok and is one of the city's most famous landmarks. Climb the temple's steps for a breathtaking view of the river and the city before returning to your accommodations.

Please be aware that the Grand Palace enforces a strict dress code, prohibiting sleeveless, mesh or see-through tops, torn pants, short shorts, and mini-skirts.

While in Bangkok, take the opportunity to explore the city or relax at your hotel. If you decide to go sightseeing, check out Khaosan Road for shopping and dining. History buffs should visit Wat Arun Ratchawararam, a riverside temple from the 18th century. If you're there on the weekend, don't miss the Chatuchak Weekend Market, Thailand's biggest market with over 15,000 stalls to browse.

You will receive private transfers between the airport and your hotel, with a professional driver and English-speaking guide.

Board a direct flight from Bangkok to Siem Reap, Cambodia, with a flight time of approximately 1 hour.

Upon arrival in Siem Reap, you will be greeted by an escort holding a sign with your name. They will assist you with the VISA on arrival application form (including the VISA fee). Once completed, the escort will help you collect your luggage and guide you through the arrivals gate to meet your guide.

You will receive private transfers between the airport and your hotel, with a professional driver and English-speaking guide.

Tonight, experience a unique Siem Reap food tour on the back of a Vespa. Taste exotic Khmer food and drinks in authentic local places. Immerse yourself in the bustling atmosphere of street vendors, sights, aromas, and sounds that embody Cambodia. Enjoy authentic Khmer cuisine in unexpected locations, only frequented by locals. Sample bold Khmer delicacies and discover the rich flavors of Cambodian rice wine infused with local herbs and spices. Explore the vibrant night market, offering a variety of Southeast Asian fruits and vegetables. This private tour includes transportation, guided touring, food, water, and cold towels.

Today, your guide and driver will take you on a full day of historical adventures. You will be transported to one of the most important archaeological sites in South-East Asia to witness its breathtaking architecture and natural beauty. The Angkor sites span about 250 square miles, including forested areas, and feature ruins sculpted in the distinctive Khmer style from the 9th to 15th century. As you approach the park, the South Gate of Angkor Thom will be the first site you see. Your guide will make sure you visit the amazing temple areas of Bayon and Baphoun, as well as the Terrace of Elephants and Leper King. You can also choose to take a walk along a half-mile trail that leads to a hidden temple. After a break for lunch in town, you will head to the jungle temple of Ta Phrom, where the sight of tree stumps growing out of the temple and roots crawling up its walls creates a mysterious atmosphere. Many consider this the highlight of Angkor. Finally, you will visit the famous Angkor Wat, known worldwide. The tour will end with a peaceful sunset at Srah Srang, where the sky will be adorned with shades of violets, oranges, and pinks. This private tour includes transportation, an English-speaking guide, lunch, water, and towels.

To truly appreciate the stunning architecture and captivating history of Angkor Wat, a land-based exploration is necessary. However, it is only by taking to the skies that one can truly comprehend the grandeur of the temple complex. Today, you will be transported from your hotel to Siem Reap airport where a privately chartered helicopter awaits to provide a bird's-eye view of Angkor Wat. During the 20-minute flight, you will pass by various temples, including Phnom Bakheng, the iconic Angkor Wat, Sras Srang's ancient royal baths, Pre Rup Temple, and East Mebon Temple, before reaching the floating village at Tonle Sap Lake. Finally, you will pass by Phnom Kraom before returning to Siem Reap, concluding an exclusive experience that few have the opportunity to enjoy.

Siem Reap, not just a gateway to Angkor Wat, is a delightful destination in itself. During your leisure time, you may choose to visit the Cambodian Cultural Village to witness a traditional Apsara dance performance, explore the city's multitude of craft shops (with the most famous being Psah Chas, also known as the Old Market), or venture into the countryside to stroll through lush rice paddies and perhaps visit the nearby bird sanctuary at Tonle Sap Lake. At night, make sure to visit Pub Street, a vibrant stretch of restaurants and bars that comes alive with dazzling lights and lively music.

A professional driver and English-speaking guide will transport you privately between the airport and your hotel. Upon arrival in Hong Kong after a flight from Siem Reap, a uniformed Chaperon will be waiting at the aircraft side to welcome you with a signboard. They will accompany you through all Government controls and stay with you until you meet your representative in the Meet and Greet area. Then, you will meet your driver and English-speaking guide for an airport transfer in a private vehicle.

Hong Kong's transformation from a fishing village to a cosmopolitan city is astonishing. You can discover all the highlights on this orientation tour, starting with a thrilling ride on the Peak Tram, which is the steepest funicular railway in the world. The view from The Peak is absolutely breathtaking, with the city skyline, Victoria Harbor, and Kowloon surrounded by peaceful green hillsides. As you ascend the tram, the buildings you pass by appear to be leaning due to its steepness. After descending, you will visit the oldest temple in the city, Man Mo Temple. Nearby, Cat Street offers a chance to browse for antique treasures, jade, silk products, and handicraft items. A short walk to Graham Street will immerse you in the bustling street market life of Hong Kong. The next stop is a magnificent view of the skyline from a different perspective as you cross Victoria Harbor on the beautifully recreated 1920s style Star Ferry. Indulge in Hong Kong's famous lunch, Dim Sum, at Symphony by Jade Restaurant. In the afternoon, you will experience the vibrant energy of Kowloon as you explore its back streets. It's a sensory explosion with a visit to the Jade Market, Goldfish Street where colorful tropical fish will dazzle you, the vibrant Flower market, and finally, Yuen Po Street Bird Garden where you can witness the tranquil scene of men and their bird cages.

Most of Hong Kong Island’s antique shops can be found on Wyndham Street and Hollywood Road in Central and Sheung Wan. If your home needs a final touch, consider a rare Ming dynasty furniture, ancient snuff bottle, or a Cultural Revolution propaganda poster from Upper Lascar Row, also known as Cat Street. This area is filled with antique dealers, curio merchants, and art galleries, and is perfect for finding bargains on jade, silk products, embroideries, and wooden handicraft items. Afterward, visit Lian Yi Museum, a four-storey museum housing one of the world's largest and best-curated collections of Chinese antique furniture from the Ming and Qing dynasties, made of the treasured materials huanghuali and zitan. Liang Yi Museum also houses the world's premier collection of bejeweled clutches, compacts, and powder boxes for those interested in European history. Gagosian, the largest gallery in the historical Pedder Building, offers a vibrant arts and antique scene.

This walking tour allows you to explore all galleries and art spaces within close proximity to each other.

In the Pearl of the Orient, Hong Kong offers endless possibilities. During your free time, you may struggle to decide what to do. Photography enthusiasts can visit Quarry Bay to capture shots of the 'monster building.' Those who loved Canal Street in New York City will feel at home in the much larger Chungking Mansions. If you want to escape the downtown core, consider a trip to Un Chau Flower Tunnel or an exploration of Kowloon Walled City Park. Additionally, there are incredible rooftop bars and sky-scraper canteens like Ce La Vi Hong Kong that rarely disappoint.

Experience a convenient airport transfer by meeting your driver for a private vehicle and an English speaking guide.