Travel to Asia
The fastest-growing continent: Japan, Thailand, Bali, Dubai. Temples, tech and explosive food.
India
Agra y el Taj Mahal
The Taj Mahal at dawn is one of the greatest works of human beings: the mausoleum of love built by Shah Jahan.
Rajastán
The palaces of Jaipur the Pink, the desert of Jaisalmer, the lake of Udaipur, and the forts of Jodhpur the Blue.
Varanasi
The world's oldest inhabited city: the Ganges ghats at dawn, Hindu rituals, and spiritual energy.
Vietnam
Bahía de Ha Long
The 1,600 karst islands rising from jade-green waters are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A cruise through caves and kayaking adventure awaits.
Hanoi Vietnam
French Old Quarter, street food, Hoan Kiem Lake, and Halong Bay nearby. The Vietnamese capital is one of the most vibrant and gastronomically rich cities in all of Southeast Asia.
Hoi An
The city of lanterns: the UNESCO historic center illuminated by thousands of colorful lanterns, and the delicious Cao Lau cuisine.
Hanói
The most authentic capital in Southeast Asia: ancient quarter, lakeside temples, and the world's most delicious pho.
Ho Chi Minh
The former Saigon: the Cu Chi Tunnels, the War Remnants Museum, Ben Thanh Market, and Vietnamese iced coffee.
Indonesia
Bali
The island of the gods: temples among rice fields, surfers in Kuta, yoga retreats in Ubud, and a unique Hindu spirituality.
Borobudur
The largest Buddhist temple in the world, surrounded by volcanoes and jungle, at sunrise is one of the most sublime experiences in Asia.
Thailand
Bangkok
The Grand Palace, Wat Phra Kaew, floating markets, tuk-tuks, and the nightlife of Khao San Road.
Chiang Mai
La ciudad está rodeada de montañas y arrozales. El sonido de los monjes budistas y el aroma a incienso son omnipresentes. La arquitectura es una mezcla de estilos tailandés y birmano.
Chiang Mai
The northern capital of Thailand: 300 temples, authentic Thai cuisine, and the gateway to jungle trekking.
Isla Phi Phi
The emerald waters, dreamy beaches, and karst formations make Phi Phi one of Thailand's paradises.
Turkey
Capadocia
The fairy chimneys, hot air balloons at dawn, underground cities, and Byzantine frescoes on rock.
Éfeso
The ruins of the largest Roman city in Asia Minor, featuring the well-preserved Library of Celsus and the Theater.
Estambul
The only city in the world on two continents: Asia and Europe, separated by the Bosphorus. The Blue Mosque, Grand Bazaar, Hagia Sophia, and the flavors of the Spice Bazaar make Istanbul a unique experience.
United Arab Emirates
Dubái
The city of the future in the desert: Burj Khalifa, artificial islands, extreme luxury, and unique contrasts between modernity and Arab tradition. Undoubtedly the most spectacular destination in the Persian Gulf.
Abu Dabi
Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, Formula 1 at Yas Marina, and the Louvre Abu Dhabi make this the capital of luxury.
Dubái
The Burj Khalifa (828m), the gold and spice souks, the Mall of the Emirates with its ski slope, and desert dune safaris.
Nepal
Everest Base Camp
The trek to Everest Base Camp (5,364m) through the Khumbu Sherpa region. Namche Bazar and Kala Patthar.
Katmandú
Swayambhunath Stupa (Monkey Temple), Pashupatinath, and the Boudhanath Stupa against the backdrop of the Himalayas.
China
Guilin
The karst mountains over the Li River and Yangshuo are the most iconic Chinese landscape. The Longji rice fields.
Pekín
The Forbidden City, the Great Wall in Mutianyu, the Temple of Heaven, and the lacquered ducks of the Summer Palace.
Shanghái
The Bund along the Huangpu, Pudong's skyline, Yu Gardens, the French Concession, and K11 contemporary art.
Japan
Hakone
Mount Fuji reflected in Lake Ashi, hot springs, and the Hakone Open-Air Art Museum.
Kioto
Eternal Japan. 1600 temples, Zen gardens, and geishas in the Gion district. Historic heritage, must-see museums, and stunning architecture.
Kyoto, la ciudad de los templos
At the heart of Japan, Kyoto is a destination that transports you to a bygone era, with its Buddhist temples and Zen gardens. Strolling through its cobblestone streets and discovering its secrets is a unique character. The city feels like a large garden, with nature and architecture in perfect harmony.
Osaka
Japan's culinary capital: Dotonbori, takoyaki, Osaka Castle, and the festive Japanese atmosphere.
Tokio
The largest and most orderly city in the world: futuristic technology, millennia-old tradition, sushi and ramen, and a courtesy that leaves you speechless.
Hiroshima
The Peace Park, Memorial, and Miyajima Island with its floating torii make Hiroshima an emotive destination.
Jordania
Jordania
Petra, the Rose City; Wadi Rum under the stars; floating in the Dead Sea; Bedouin hospitality. A gem of the Middle East.
Petra
The Nabatean city carved into pink rock: the Treasury upon exiting the Siq is one of the most breathtaking images on the planet.
