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Trips at Asia With 25 years of expertise, Trips@Asia crafts unforgettable, customized journeys across Asia. Let’s tell your story together!

From family adventures to deep cultural explorations, we tailor every trip to your pace & passions. Trips@Asia is a travel and tour company registered in Hong Kong. Though we are not a family business, coming from all corners of the earth, we certainly feel like one! Our expertise is in creating bespoke tours for small groups of travellers. We also offer many fixed schedule tours each year, for those who want us to show them what we believe to be the most beautiful parts of Asia. However, over 80% of our trips are customised, or created from scratch, tailored perfectly to our customers interests and available time. Let us be part of your journey, your story.

A Quick glance from a passerby.📍Kashgar's Uyghur old town
08/10/2026

A Quick glance from a passerby.

📍Kashgar's Uyghur old town

Some of Laos's oldest temples don't need daylight to make their point. Just a silhouette against a fading sky is enough ...
22/09/2026

Some of Laos's oldest temples don't need daylight to make their point. Just a silhouette against a fading sky is enough to remind you how long stone can outlast everything built around it.

📍Laos

19/09/2026

I don't think they're accepting anyone new in their club.

📍Nepal

📣We are hiring at Trips@Asia.We are looking for an Operations and Marketing Coordinator to join our small team in Zaisan...
17/09/2026

📣We are hiring at Trips@Asia.

We are looking for an Operations and Marketing Coordinator to join our small team in Zaisan, Ulaanbaatar. It is a full-time, hands-on role covering both daily operations and marketing ex*****on for an international travel company with over 25 years in the industry.

We are looking for someone with previous experience in the travel industry, proven experience in content, social media, or marketing, strong written and spoken English, and solid organizational skills.

Starting salary is 2,800,000 to 3,000,000 MNT with bonuses.

Full details in the images below. If you think you are the right fit, send your CV and cover letter to [email protected].

Somewhere in the haze of a Mekong Delta sunrise, a boat like this one is just doing its job, hauling a full load down on...
16/09/2026

Somewhere in the haze of a Mekong Delta sunrise, a boat like this one is just doing its job, hauling a full load down one of the busiest working rivers in Vietnam. The Mekong Delta moves an enormous share of the country's rice, fish, and produce this way, boat to boat and market to market, long before any of it reaches a truck or a shelf.

📍South Vietnam

Most temples in Korea sit deep in the mountains, tucked into the forest, as Buddhist monasteries have been built here fo...
10/09/2026

Most temples in Korea sit deep in the mountains, tucked into the forest, as Buddhist monasteries have been built here for over a thousand years. Haedong Yonggungsa breaks that pattern entirely. It stands directly on the rocks of the coast, waves working the stone underneath it, which makes it one of the very few seaside temples in the country rather than a mountain one.

It was founded in 1376 by Naong Hyegeun, a royal consultant to the Goryeo court, after he reported a dream in which a sea god told him to build here so people could live without hardship. The temple did not survive intact. It was destroyed in 1592 and left in ruins for roughly three centuries before it was finally rebuilt in the 1930s, the version standing today closer in age to living memory than to the fourteenth century founding legend attached to it.

For most of its history it was a local site, known mainly to worshippers making the walk down to the water. It only became a name outside Korea as the country's tourism grew through the late twentieth century, the same coastline that once felt remote now drawing people specifically because it does not look like anywhere else in the country.

In Bayan Ölgii, Mongolia's westernmost province, hard against the Altai Mountains and the borders of Russia, China, and ...
08/09/2026

In Bayan Ölgii, Mongolia's westernmost province, hard against the Altai Mountains and the borders of Russia, China, and Kazakhstan, a tradition survives that predates most of what people come to Mongolia expecting to see. Ethnic Kazakh hunters here train golden eagles, mostly females, prized for their larger size and strength, to hunt fox across terrain too steep and open for almost anything else to work.

Falconry among the Altaic Kazakhs of western Mongolia was recognized by UNESCO in 2010 as part of the world's intangible cultural heritage, a practice passed from one generation to the next long before anyone thought to name it heritage at all. Today more than 300 hunters still carry the skill forward, the birds themselves eventually released back into the wild after years of partnership.

To stand on a ridge here, eagle perched close enough to reach, is to be handed a small piece of something that has outlasted empires in this same stretch of mountains, still practiced for the same reason it always was.

Not much to say about this photograph. Just one of the many beauties you will encounter at every turn in Nepal.
04/09/2026

Not much to say about this photograph. Just one of the many beauties you will encounter at every turn in Nepal.

Thirty meters up a trunk with no branches to hold, a tapper works barefoot among the fronds, a string of emptied plastic...
02/09/2026

Thirty meters up a trunk with no branches to hold, a tapper works barefoot among the fronds, a string of emptied plastic jugs swinging from his waist. Each one will be tied beneath a sliced flower stalk to catch what the tree gives up slowly, a thin, sweet sap that drips through the morning and turns sour if left past afternoon, which is why the best harvest is always the first climb of the day.

The tree is thot not, and the word itself comes from th'not, the Khmer name for it. In An Giang province, in the districts of Tri Ton and Tinh Bien near the Seven Mountains, the craft belongs above all to the Khmer community, who have passed the practice down for generations and use nearly every part of the tree, fruit, leaves, shoots, and sap alike. The palm sugar craft was recognized as a national intangible cultural heritage for exactly this reason, a skill that could easily have been lost to easier trades.

What comes down the trunk each evening becomes one of two things, boiled slowly into blocks of palm sugar, or left to ferment into palm w**e.

📍Mekong Delta, Vietnam

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