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Cambodia

It’s easy to see why visitors choose Cambodia; history and culture, forests and beaches together with a wonderful climate and a laid-back attitude. Cruise the Mekong and wonder at the Khmer architecture including the unforgettable Angkor Wat.
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Indonesia

Indonesia is a collection of 17,508 islands and a wide range of cultures and languages. Its main religion is Islam, but it also includes Buddhist Bali and a myriad of local beliefs and deities. Volcanoes, jungles, beaches, wildlife, peoples, culture, history; take your pick.
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Laos

Laos remains one of the most untouched countries in Asia, landlocked by its more famous neighbors. It has the Mekong River running through its land, which varies from fertile fields to forested hills dotted with Buddhist and Khmer ruins.
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Brunei

Discover rainforests, beaches, diverse culture and history and great leisure activities. This tiny state is situated on the northern shores of Borneo and is billed as a Kingdom of Unexpected Treasures, ruled by the Sultan of Brunei.
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Bangladesh

Bangladesh probably has more fresh water than any other nation on earth. With the Ganges, Brahmaputra and Meghna rivers all having their deltas in the country. Explore the green landscapes and mangrove jungle and admire the wildlife and nature.
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Bhutan

Bhutan is perhaps the least developed of all the Himalayan Kingdoms. Discover Buddhist sites, traditional Tibetan-style culture and amazing trekking amongst incredible nature and wildlife. Bhutan is a truly unique destination.
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Maldives

The Maldives were referred to as the "Flowers of the Indies" by Marco Polo, arranged in a cluster of vibrant green atolls against the turquoise of the sea. Many of the small islands are now developed into private resorts offering excellent snorkelling, scuba and activities.
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Sri Lanka

Previously known as Ceylon, Sri Lanka is popular for its beautiful beaches and associated activities. Its interior hides a wealth of history and culture, with numerous temples and forts throughout the country.
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