From the bustle of Tokyo to the breathtaking Halong Bay in Vietnam, there's always something new to discover on an Asia tour. Wander through the stunning Hirosaki Castle Gardens in Japan, witness the breathtaking views, shadows and reflections of Angkor Wat at sunrise or visit a local village and enjoy a local home lunch near Sigiriya in Sri Lanka. A small group tour to Asia with Bunnik Tours is nothing short of amazing.
Unique Local Experiences
Discover a diverse range of unique local experiences in Asia with the opportunity to visit Sri Lanka's lush tea-growing region of Nuwara Eliya, enjoy a scenic cruise along Japan’s Geibikei Gorge, and much more.
Extensive Sightseeing
There’s a treasure trove of amazing experiences awaiting you in exotic Asia! From learning the way of the Samurai in Japan, going on safari through Yala National Park in Sri Lanka, to touring Vietnam's Saigon on a foodie tour by vespa.
A Taste of Asia
Tasting the flavours of different countries is one of our favourite things about travel. It’s not everyday you get to enjoy a traditional Chanko Nabe lunch in Tokyo, discover Saigon’s best local eating spots in Vietnam or enjoy a BBQ dinner after a sunset lagoon cruise in Sri Lanka.
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Small Group Tours
5-Stans
Welcome to the enchanting realm of Central Asia’s 5 Stans — Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan.
Airfares included
5-Stans - Travel with Marion Bunnik
Welcome to the enchanting realm of Central Asia’s 5 Stans — Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan.
Airfares included
Best of Southern Japan
Discover the enchanting hidden gems of southern Japan, where authenticity thrives away from tourist crowds.
Airfares included
Japan Discovery
Modern Japan retains much of its traditional charm, where ancient customs infuse daily life. Explore the true highlights of Japan on this fascinating adventure.
Airfares included
Sri Lanka In-Style
Traverse the Pearl of the Indian Ocean in style on this luxurious journey through one of Asia’s best kept secrets.
Airfares included
Colours of Northern Japan
Discover the incredibly scenic, historic and diverse areas of northern Japan on this unique small group tour.
Airfares included
Asia Destinations
Cambodia
Visit the temples & ruins of Angkor Wat, cruise along Tonlé Sap, experience a monk's blessing at an ancient pagoda & wander through Siem Reap.
India
India is a country with a rich culture, fascinating history, and many varied landscapes – from the Himalayan mountains to tropical rainforests, sandy beaches and everything in between!
Japan
Sample sake, cruise the Matsushima Bay, wander through Hirosaki Castle & learn the traditional art of Japanese rice paper making.
Kazakhstan
Discover pristine architecture in Almaty, immerse yourself in surreal scenery at Kok-Tobe mountain range, & enjoy a day trip to the Medeu Ice Skating Complex.
Kyrgyzstan
Stroll Ala Too Square to witness the Guard of Honor ceremony, travel to the seventh deepest lake in the world, Issyk-Kul Lake & visit the unforgettable Karakol Sunday Animal Market.
South Korea
Explore Seoul, visit the Bulguksa Temple in Busan, step back in time during a tour of the Jeonju Hanok Village & see the DMZ separating North & South Korea.
Sri Lanka
Visit the Negombo fish markets, navigate the hustle & bustle of Colombo’s streets, see the mediaeval capital of Polonnaruwa & cruise along the Negombo Lagoon.
Tajikistan
Walk through Rudaki Park with its beautiful canopy of mature trees, picnic at Lake Khoazorchashma, visit the monument of Ismoili Somoni richly decorated in gold & travel to Dushanbe via Varzob Gorge.
Asia FAQs
How much does an Asia tour cost?
The cost of an Asia holiday package ultimately depends on where you want to go and how long you want to stay. For example, our 17 day Sri Lankan Discovery tour starts from $5,695 per person, whereas our 26 day Discover South Korea & Japan tour starts from $15,595 per person. Our range of Asia tours visit Sri Lanka, Japan, South Korea, Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos.
How many days do you need in Asia?
There is so much to see and do, so we recommend spending a minimum of 13 days on an Asia tour. It also depends on the places you're travelling to. If you're travelling to Japan alone, then about 2 weeks should be plenty of time. But if you want to visit Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos together, we recommend approximately 3-4 weeks.
You can book an Asia small group tour with us, where everything is pre-planned and organised for you! At Bunnik Tours we know how much time you should spend at each location to get the most out of your trip.
What is the best time to visit Asia?
It really depends on the country you’re visiting and what season you prefer. Cherry blossom season in Japan falls between March and May, so if you’d like to see the beautiful trees during this time, that’s when you should visit. However, remember that if your trip includes visiting mountain regions, you may need a jacket! Between April to July the weather is warm, sunny and generally pleasant, so if you like the warm weather we would recommend travelling between this period.
Is Asia expensive to travel?
Unlike other overseas destinations, Asia is affordable for most travellers. An all inclusive Asia tour with Bunnik Tours can start from $4,595. Airfares, accommodation, transport, tipping, tour guides and some meals are all included in the price. Additionally, when you are in Asia you also have the opportunity to haggle for cheaper prices at many destinations!
Are there any current travel restrictions in Asia?
At Bunnik Tours, we are committed to safe travel for everyone. Visit our Book & Travel with Confidence page to find out about our latest policies.
How can I tour Asia as a responsible traveller?
At Bunnik Tours, we believe in responsible travel and sustainable tourism. For more information, visit our Sustainable Tourism hub.
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