Southeast Asia Private and Small Group Tours

Southeast Asia Private and Small Group Walking Tours

Known in the 19th century as the East Indies, Southeast Asia is recognized for its sprawling mix of ethnicities, cultures, languages, religions, and tropical landscapes
Southeast Asia is defined by two zones: its mainland countries, made up of Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam, and West Malaysia) and its maritime islands, which include East Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, the Philippines, Brunei, and East Timor. 

As a tropical region, Southeast Asia is famous for its golden beaches, dense jungles, and spewing volcanoes. Bordered by the Pacific and Indian Oceans, it has historically been a site for commerce, drawing traders from near and far. As you travel, you’ll feel a jolt from the bustling, chaotic energy that comes from the hugely diverse range of people that live there.
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Aldric has deep knowledge of Singapore’s neighborhoods and food scene, and the food was delicious. He did an excellent job working around food allergies too. It a pleasure spending the afternoon with him, and I highly recommend the tour.
Aldric was a great guide! We explored interesting and diverse food and learned about Singaporean culture and history as well as cuisine. He was fun and informative- a great evening!
Our time with Tim was a fun & educational experience. He picked up on our preferences and gave generously of his time. We really appreciate the museum visits. Though brief, but his introduction on the sampled pieces + a special exhibit added immensely to our understanding of the pieces, the artists of their time, & how they fit into the history of this area and Europe. This insights and context was invaluable. We also liked the cultural and architectural elements that he pointed out along the way. It was an excellent walk! We also really appreciate his suggestion to try the Peranakan cuisine (a very local cuisine) seldom found outside of Singapore. We weren't familiar with it, so that was a great local tip.