Bali, considered the jewel of Indonesia, has a dramatic mountain chain running through its middle. This divides the quiet north coast, where the foothills fall into the Bali Sea, from the more touristic south coast centred around Kuta and Nusa Dua....
Bhutan is a landlocked Himalayan country with India to the south and Tibet to the north. Villages and towns are unspoilt, the national religion still 100 per cent Buddhist. It has a calm political life with a highly respected monarch...
The Maldives are made up of tiny dots strung out like turquoise ink spots. Many summits sit just below the surface of the water. The coral reefs are exceptional, creating a world-class diving destination. Like Cocoa Island, most resorts occupy their own private island....