Asia & Middle East
From the sculpted red dunes of romantic deserts in Saudi Arabia, boundless grasslands of Kazakhstan, to the bustling neighborhoods of Hanoi, Asia & Middle East has attracted and intrigued tourists for thousands of years, offering an alluring blend of mysteries, thrills, warmth, and spirituality to travelers of all walks of life
South East Asia
Sidetracked travelers for ages Asia is an enormous continent that is home to mystery, excitement, comfort, and spirituality, all of which lure and confound passers-by. From incredible coastline areas like verdant rainforests, snow-capped mountain regions, and picturesque Asian views, the mystifying Mekong River, the turbulent Thu Bon River, and the hazardous Meung Po estuary are breathtaking.
East Asia
This most popular tourist destination attract a large number of visitors. In contrast to the nations of East Asia, which include South Korea, North Korea, Japan, Taiwan, and Macau, China represents Asia on its own. Aside from being home to 22% of the world's population, it also has some great city break options. Mount Fuji, Huangshan Mountain, and the Great Wall of China are all present in the area.
Middle East
Historical occurrences in the Middle East are something you will observe with your own eyes. As the terrain in this area is dotted with massive stone outcroppings, these stones bear witness to local history. They all bear witness to that rich history—from Roman roads to Egyptian building blocks, and exquisite tombs and temples from Petra to Persepolis.
Transcaucasia
At the meeting of Europe and Asia, Transcaucasia is separated from the Black Sea on the west by the Caspian Sea and on the east by the Sea of Azov. Also, the range known as the Caucasus runs east and west and the Caspian Sea lies to the east of it.
Central Asia
Everything from vast steppes to heavenly mountains may be found in the five stans that make up the region known as Central Asia, from historic towns along the Great Silk Road to spectacular modern architecture in Astana, from nomadic culture to Soviet heritage.
