Travel Indochina Announces Two New Exploratory Journeys
Deep history and culture makes Asia one of the best places in the world for adventure travel.
LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Travel Indochina, a leading Asia small group travel expert, offers two brand new exploratory journeys designed specifically for the traveler with a hunger for real adventure – the 13-day Highlights of Bhutan and the 17-day Trans-Mongolian Adventure.
“With its deep cultural history and sprawling lands, Asia is the perfect backdrop for adventure seekers who want to explore things and places found only in dreams,” said Paul Hole, Travel Indochina co-founder and managing director.
For 13 days, Highlights of Bhutan takes travelers on a magical and mysterious quest of legends and secret kingdoms in the Land of the Thunder Dragon, perched high in the famed Himalaya Mountains. Visitors will get a sense of rare privilege since the land was previously closed to tourism. The ancient fortresses, temples and traditional villages evoke a rich, proud Buddhist culture that is on full display during the journey, which is timed with the yearly festival of Jhambay Lakhang for a once in a lifetime experience. Highlights of Bhutan bookings per person begin at $3,425 for twinshare pricing.
The 17-day Trans-Mongolian Adventure hosts travelers on a sweeping journey through the wild and rugged land of Mongolia’s grassy plains and alpine mountains. Only few can say they’ve experienced Mongolia and even fewer have visited the Nadaam Festival away from the Ulaan Baatar crowds. The adventure begins in Beijing and heads on to a two-day trip on the legendary Trans-Mongolian Railway. From there, the trip unfolds to include meetings with reindeer herders, swimming in the alpine lakes, and camel rides through endless dunes. Start the Trans-Mongolian Adventure from $3,865 per person for twinshare pricing.
Space is limited for each unforgettable adventure trip, which will be personally guided by Travel Indochina’s product managers. Both cover far flung regions and give travelers rich experiences beyond they won’t soon forget.
About Travel Indochina
Travel Indochina has been operating Small Group Journeys to Asia since 1993. Offering journeys to Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Japan, India, China and Tibet, Travel Indochina has six offices across its Asia destinations, Western tour guides and English-speaking local guides. Travel Indochina’s idea is simple – escape the tourist traps to explore the essence of Asia’s history, culture, natural beauty and, most importantly, her people. For more information about Travel Indochina’s 2011-2012 small group journeys e-brochure, departures, pricing and to book, visit www.travelindochina.com or call 866.892.9216 to speak with an expert.
Contacts
Agnes Huff Communications Group
Agnes Huff, PhD, 310-641-2525
ahuff@ahuffgroup.com
LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Travel Indochina, a leading Asia small group travel expert, offers two brand new exploratory journeys designed specifically for the traveler with a hunger for real adventure – the 13-day Highlights of Bhutan and the 17-day Trans-Mongolian Adventure.
“With its deep cultural history and sprawling lands, Asia is the perfect backdrop for adventure seekers who want to explore things and places found only in dreams,” said Paul Hole, Travel Indochina co-founder and managing director.
For 13 days, Highlights of Bhutan takes travelers on a magical and mysterious quest of legends and secret kingdoms in the Land of the Thunder Dragon, perched high in the famed Himalaya Mountains. Visitors will get a sense of rare privilege since the land was previously closed to tourism. The ancient fortresses, temples and traditional villages evoke a rich, proud Buddhist culture that is on full display during the journey, which is timed with the yearly festival of Jhambay Lakhang for a once in a lifetime experience. Highlights of Bhutan bookings per person begin at $3,425 for twinshare pricing.
The 17-day Trans-Mongolian Adventure hosts travelers on a sweeping journey through the wild and rugged land of Mongolia’s grassy plains and alpine mountains. Only few can say they’ve experienced Mongolia and even fewer have visited the Nadaam Festival away from the Ulaan Baatar crowds. The adventure begins in Beijing and heads on to a two-day trip on the legendary Trans-Mongolian Railway. From there, the trip unfolds to include meetings with reindeer herders, swimming in the alpine lakes, and camel rides through endless dunes. Start the Trans-Mongolian Adventure from $3,865 per person for twinshare pricing.
Space is limited for each unforgettable adventure trip, which will be personally guided by Travel Indochina’s product managers. Both cover far flung regions and give travelers rich experiences beyond they won’t soon forget.
About Travel Indochina
Travel Indochina has been operating Small Group Journeys to Asia since 1993. Offering journeys to Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Japan, India, China and Tibet, Travel Indochina has six offices across its Asia destinations, Western tour guides and English-speaking local guides. Travel Indochina’s idea is simple – escape the tourist traps to explore the essence of Asia’s history, culture, natural beauty and, most importantly, her people. For more information about Travel Indochina’s 2011-2012 small group journeys e-brochure, departures, pricing and to book, visit www.travelindochina.com or call 866.892.9216 to speak with an expert.
Contacts
Agnes Huff Communications Group
Agnes Huff, PhD, 310-641-2525
ahuff@ahuffgroup.com
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