Tours
Tailor-made Asia tours
From the steppe of Mongolia to the islands of Indonesia. Asia is too big for one trip, and a tour starts with choosing a part of it.
Combining
Which countries go together
In Southeast Asia, Laos is often combined with Vietnam, overland, or with Cambodia via a flight from Pakse or Vientiane. Cambodia in turn goes together with Vietnam or Laos. From Singapore, Johor and Malacca lie across the causeway, and Malaysia links the peninsula with Borneo by a domestic flight.
In East Asia, South Korea and Japan go well together: from Busan you fly to Fukuoka in under an hour, or take the night ferry to Shimonoseki. Hong Kong is one of the best-connected airports in the region, and deserves more than a stopover.
In the Himalaya, Bhutan is within reach of Nepal, though that combination needs its own planning. And the Maldives are often the extension of a trip through Sri Lanka.
The countries
Asia, country by country
Each country has its own page, with the regions, when to go and what to know before you leave.
East Asia
Japan
A world where centuries-old tradition and radical modernity sit effortlessly side by side.
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East Asia
South Korea
A mountainous peninsula where a fast-moving capital and centuries-old monasteries sit a few hours apart by train.
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East Asia
China
Ancient traditions, fast-paced cities and still landscapes exist side by side, in a country that seems to reinvent itself everywhere you look.
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South China coast
Hong Kong
Skyscrapers give way to green islands and hiking trails within half an hour, in a city that rarely stands still.
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Central Asia
Mongolia
More horizon than border, with a rhythm still set by nomadic life rather than the clock.
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Silk Road, Central Asia
Uzbekistan
Turquoise domes and hushed caravanserais that still tell the story of where the Silk Road once converged.
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Central Himalaya
Nepal
Valleys and temple towns that reveal as much about the country as its mountains do: there is far more here than Everest.
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Eastern Himalaya
Bhutan
Monasteries clinging to cliffs, valleys without traffic and access the country deliberately keeps limited, a calm its neighbours lost long ago.
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South Asia
India
Sacred and everyday, silence and noise: extremes that simply coexist on this subcontinent, no explanation needed.
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South Asia
Sri Lanka
Small on the map, yet coast, highlands and culture can feel worlds apart after just a few hours' drive.
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South-East Asia
Thailand
From busy Bangkok streets to quiet mountain villages in the north, this country has as many faces as it has provinces.
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South-East Asia
Laos
Time still flows with the river here, at a pace its neighbours traded for haste long ago.
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South-East Asia
Vietnam
A country best discovered at the table, one that feels like an almost different place from north to south.
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South-East Asia
Cambodia
Overgrown temples and a quiet resilience that say more about the past than any history book.
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Malay Peninsula and Borneo
Malaysia
Malay, Chinese and Indian life exist side by side with ease, and the rainforest is never far away, not even from the cities.
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South-East Asian city state
Singapore
Order and jungle blend here with ease, and the food comes closer to the country's true character than its skyline does.
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South-East Asian archipelago
Indonesia
Thousands of islands, no two alike: an archipelago that stretches far beyond the Bali most people know.
Discover IndonesiaQuestions about a tour of Asia
How many days do you need for a tour of Asia?
That depends on the country. For Japan, allow two to three weeks, with two or three nights per place. For Thailand, allow two weeks for two or three regions, for Vietnam two weeks for two parts of the country. Indonesia and Mongolia need two to three weeks, and Uzbekistan ten days to two weeks. If you combine two countries, add the time together.
Which countries in Southeast Asia can you combine?
Laos with Vietnam, overland, or with Cambodia via a flight from Pakse or Vientiane. Cambodia with Vietnam or Laos. Singapore with Johor and Malacca across the causeway, or with Bintan and the Riau Islands by boat. Which combination suits you depends on what you want to see and how much time you have.
What is the travel advice for Asia?
Travel advice applies per country, not per continent, and within one country it can differ by region. You will find it with the Belgian Federal Public Service Foreign Affairs, at diplomatie.belgium.be. We follow it for every country on your route, before you leave and during your trip, and discuss with you what it means for your journey.
Your trip
Tell us what you want to see in Asia.
With us, a trip starts with a conversation. We think along about the country, the regions and the pace, and work out the trip with a local partner who knows the country.
Updated in October 2026