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TUI has been the leader in creating real travel experiences in Indochina since 1993, catering to the traveler who is seeking an authentic journey through the region. As the genuine Asia specialists we share our experience and passion for the region by designing, creating and operating life-changing vacation experiences. Each of our experiences is carefully handcrafted by our passionate teams, to give travelers the opportunity to escape the tourist traps and explore the essence of Asia’s history, culture, natural beauty and most importantly her people.
TUI offers tailor-made vacations, Small Group Journeys and Indochina river cruises and operates in Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, Burma.
Shwe Leik Too
The 13thcentury Shwe Leik Too is a midsized temple in late- Bamar style with four projecting porticos and a corncob tower, enclosed by a low perimeter wall. The temple is of interest primarily because it is among only a handful of monuments in Bagan which the government still allows visitors to climb. A lowroofed passageway […]
Htilominlo
One of the greatest of all Bagan’s temples, Htilominlo dominates the northern group of monuments and is the very antithesis of the nearby Upali Thein: a soaring, triumphant building whose tapering central spire reaches 150 ft (46 m) into the sky. King Nantaungmya (r. 1211–34), son of a con cubine and therefore several notches down […]
Exploring Mandalay Region
Mandalay is the only practicable base from which to explore the sights in the city and its sandy environs. Foremost among these are the rebuilt royal palace and the finely carved teak Shwenandaw Monastery. Mandalay Hill and the bustling Mahamuni Temple warrant a detour, as does U Bein’s teak bridge at Amarapura. Other essential stops […]
Exploring Mrauk U
The remains of the former Arakan capital, Mrauk U, straddle the Lemro River – a tributary of the broader Kaladan – amid an area of low, scrub-covered hills. Connected by sandy tracks, the principal monuments lie close enough together to be explored on foot or by horse cart, although the heat tends to limit serious […]