Mongolia is a vast landlocked country, offering an eclectic mix of wildlife, culture, history, unspoilt natural parks and much more. Witness the rich culture and traditions of the past still being practised by the Nomads in Mongolia. Stay at the traditional Ger tents, an ideal base to explore the vast landscapes and wildlife of Mongolia.

Visit Mongolia to experience the vast steppes expanding out into the horizon, encounter the Przewalski's Horse, the only wild horses that have never been domesticated before. Mongolia keeps the History buff immersed with its ancient sagas of the Legendary King Chinghis Khaan and sites at Ulaanbaatar & Karakorum. For adventure enthusiasts, Mongolia offers world-class angling opportunities in its pristine waters and excellent boating, kayaking and hiking options.

Ulaanbaatar, the capital and the central hub of Mongolia is also the World's coldest capital. This vibrant city is a contrast of traditional and modern architecture, dotted with historic sites, museums, monasteries and more.

Popular Things To Do in Mongolia include:

• Witness the breathtaking scenery at Altan Mountain & beyond
• Stay at authentic Ger Camps & experience the nomadic lifestyle
• Look for Dinosaurs at the Flaming Cliffs of Byanazag
• Enjoy sweeping views of the Golden Sand dunes at The Gobi Desert

The Republic of Zimbabwe is a landlocked country in Southern Africa. It is located between the Zambezi and Limpopo Rivers. It shares borders with Botswana, Mozambique, South Africa and Zambia. The terrain here mostly comprises high plateaus, gushing rivers and beautiful hills and mountains. It is also graced by the presence of Victoria Falls, the natural wonder of the world!

Most of the country is still not majorly affected by tourism, so if you want to get away from the crowds on an offbeat holiday, this is the place to go. Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe’s most popular attraction is not only famous for its breath-taking beauty, but also for the nearby forests and lakes where you can find diverse flora and fauna.The Hwange National Park is the most famous Park of the country, known for its diverse fauna. Mana Pools National Park is a world heritage site where you are allowed to go on a walking safari with/without a guide.Although it is a personal responsibility and taking a guide is recommended. See elephants, hippos, crocodiles, zebras, lions, cheetahs and possibly wild dogs. Situated on the Zambian border Lake Kariba which covers 7,770sqkm is famous for its canoeing safaris.

That’s not all if you want to experience an adrenaline rush you can go, White water rafting or Bungee jumping on the Zambezi River. A helicopter flight over the magnificent Victoria Falls can be an experience of a lifetime. The courteous behaviour of the Zimbabwe people will make your holiday an absolute delight.

The Republic of Indonesia is located in Southeast Asia and is an archipelago comprising over 17,000 islands. It shares its borders with many countries including Papua New Guinea, East Timor, and Malaysia. The country has a tropical type of climate and varied geography. It has the world’s second highest level of biodiversity. Approximately 60% of the country is covered with forest. This, along with its many beautiful temples, bustling cities, colorful markets, humbling volcanoes, and scenic water bodies makes Indonesia a truly exotic getaway that is as diverse as its people.

Wildlife and nature enthusiasts will find themselves quite at home in the remote forests of Indonesia. Trek through the wilderness of Sumatra and be rewarded with a once-in-a-lifetime experience of seeing endangered wild orangutans. Go diving at one of the many world-class diving sites to explore coral reefs. Travel to remote villages and enjoy the hospitality of the local tribes. Take a canal tour across the waterways of Banjarmasin, often known as the “Venice of the East”. For an unforgettable holiday in Indonesia, stay at a traditional tribal longhouse or experience personalized cruising along some of the most secluded parts of Kalimantan.

Indonesian culture has many different influences, the most prominent one being the Hindu culture of the former Majapahit Empire. The most popular Indonesian art is wayang kulit shadow puppetry, where beautifully detailed cutouts are used to depict scenes from the Mahabharata, Ramayana and other popular mythology. The locals are friendly and willing to help tourists. However, considering that hundreds of different languages are spoken with in the country, communication might sometimes be an issue.