Asia South East
Jasmine, gardenia, ginger, cloves and coconut: once you’ve been to South-East Asia, these scents will be a fast-track back there for the rest of your life. You’ll remember the bright flower-garlands around the prows of the boats in Bangkok’s khlongs, the neat heaps of chillies in a Vietnamese market, the gangling gait of an orphaned orang-utan in Borneo, the silver tree-roots draped over ancient ruins in Cambodia. You’ll feel the peace of a pony-cart ride through Pagan’s hundreds of temples in Burma, see the flutter of gold leaf on a fat Buddha in Laos, hear the muezzin calling the faithful to prayer in Malaysia.
You’ll see again tropical white sand beaches and warm turquoise water, lively night-life, busy markets selling plenty you fancied — and much that you didn’t. Maybe you walked through jungly hills, chugged along a wide brown river in a barge, cycled quiet roads. You saw history, ancient and recent, and the future too, in bustling modern cities where electronics rule: saffron-robed monks with shaved heads and cell-phones, stall-holders with laptops.
Re-live all this and much more, with one sniff of a flower.

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Best of Vietnam
Vietnam's best highlights for you to enjoy, including the faded colonial elegance of Hanoi, the natural wonders of Halong Bay, Hue's rich history and majestic buildings. Relax in the magical town of Hoi An. Visit the dynamic and vibrant city of Ho Chi Minh City , the tunnels of Cu CHi and the bustling Mekong Delta.
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