Adventure World has re-introduced Mongolia, and added lesser explored areas of China and Cambodia to its collection of tailor-made Asia offerings in the newly-released 2019-20 Asia brochure.
Handpicked Mongolia takes travellers off the beaten path, staying overnight at a ger camp near Lake Hovsgol, with a horse trek through forested peaks of the Khoridal Saridag Mountain and a hike through Yol Valley National Park.
“We don’t take the decision to enter into a new destination lightly,” said Neil Rodgers, Adventure World’s Managing Director.
“With Mongolia there was certainly the demand to warrant its inclusion, therefore through a comprehensive product review over the last six months we refined the offering to be suited to the Adventure World traveller and style that our agents expect from us. Our offering in Mongolia will expand further throughout 2019.”
Included in the new collection are itineraries where travellers can spend time with tribal communities in Malaysia, sail the undeveloped islands of Myanmar’s southeast coast and explore the paradise of Komodo.
Also new for 2019 is a dedicated Eastern Cambodia Explorer program, where clients explore the lesser-visited parts of Cambodia, home to a vast number of Elephants. Travellers can visit the Elephant Valley Project, a sanctuary for the large mammals where guests can see the elephants in a semi-wild state in the reserve and learn about the work involved in keeping the sanctuary running.
In China, travellers can experience up-close encounters with Pandas at China’s famous research bases on the 12-day Wild Side of China itinerary and also have the chance to visit the Golden Monkey Nature Reserve for excellent views of endangered golden snub-nose monkeys.
As a longstanding partner with World Animal Protection [WAP], Adventure World Travel strictly adheres to a policy of no elephant rides in any of its programs and in partnership with The TreadRight Foundation and Wildlife SOS, the brand is supporting the development of an Elephant Conservation and Care Centre in Mathura, Uttar, India.
