What we love about Asia
Asia is home to some of the ancient architecture and empires of the world and full of fascinating historical sites, each with their own unique charm. It comprises 48 countries, so it’s hard to constringe where to begin your travel. Culturally, Asia is far too lively and diverse, there are so many different languages, beliefs, lifestyles, traditions, fashions and customs to engross yourself in and explore, all within a culturally grown area. Asian cultures work very hard to maintain their historical rituals and practices, even as vogue sweeps through the area and the most catchy part of a visit to this area of the world is the open, smiling and happy face people you found. In asia you can find optimistic feeling almost everywhere you go.
Most backpackers who spend a significant amount of time in the area will have at least one moving story of being invited to dance along at an Indian festivals. Asian food is the number one and only reason for scheduling a visit to the far east. Most backpackers must work hard to make their money stretch as much as possible. In many places in Asia the pressure on wallet is off, like India, Vietnam and Laos, where you can easily get by on $18 a day on most days. Southeast Asia is one of the facile and cut-rate places to travel in the world. One can discover temples, rainforests and beaches in Thailand, metropolises and vast tea plantations in India and green rice field and amazing cuisine in Indonesia. Local transportation are also well-established, bus and railway networks make it easy to roam, often for just a few bucks. The only thing you need to keep in mind when planning a trip to Asia is the monsoon season. It varies from place to place, so it’s easy to pick a destination where the rain has yet to hit. If you’re on a budget, you’ll probably want to follow the monsoon. With most wanderers preferring the dry season.
Asia has something for Everyone!
Additionally, there is a strong infrastructure set up to help foreign travellers book tickets and get from one place to another. Nearly all dormitory having wifi availability with good speed at a reliable cost. There’s never a bad time to visit Asia. The region boasts some of the world’s best beaches, lush jungles, beautiful temples, and bustling markets. Perennially you can go snorkelling or scuba diving in the crystal waters of Bali, Thailand and Malaysia, or just relax on a beach-side. If you love the crazy drivers of big cities, Southeast Asia has some of the erratic, breath-taking and fast-moving cities like Bangkok, Ho Chi Minh City (most populous city of Vietnam).
We would not forgive ourselves, nor would any of our backpackers, if we did not include the Taj Mahal in our list of The Seven Wonders of the Asian world. Another part of the official modern wonders of the world, the Taj epitomises ‘seeing is believing’.
Central Asia
Central Asia is made up of 5 Stans comprising Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan and Kyrgyzstan. The community-based tourism project in these countries can bring you face to face with Nomadic Kyrgyz herders, meeting them in yurts. Travelling there often involves crossing whopping distances and challenging terrain like deserts, mountain passes and seas. The locals in Central Asia are friendly and alluring. Some of the most popular attractions are the gas crater known as the "Gate of Hell" and the cities of Uzbekistan's ancient Silk Road.
South Asia
South Asia is the most magical region in the world. Filled with stunning beaches. historic temples, verdant jungles, bustling cities spreading over the destinations like Maldives, Sri Lanka, India, Bangladesh, Bhutan and Nepal. It's most well-known for its impressive cultural heritage like the Taj Mahal and Sigiriya Fortress. To choose the best country to travel in South Asia you should also consider whether you want to explore cities, or you want to relax on beaches.
East Asia
East Asia is one of the most travelled regions famous for technological innovation and an uneasy history. It's made up of Japan, China, Mongolia, North Korea, South Korea, Macau and Taiwan. East coast is a gladness with amazing mountain and coastal scenery as well as enthralling aboriginal area, hospitable & friendly locals, superb food both Chinese & Western Style. It also swanks some of the region's most impressive natural and human-made wonders like Huangshan Mountain, Mount Fuji and The Great Wall of China.
Southeast Asia
Southeast Asia is a popular destination for budget travellers. It's divided into 15 countries with the most popular countries for budget travellers being: Thailand, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines and Singapore.
The danger of an adventure is worth a thousand days of ease and comfort.