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Enter the Dragon


Fancy entering the world of the mythical dragon? 

Komodo Island is home to the world’s largest lizard in 

their sole surviving natural habitat in the Komodo 

National Park. Guests cruise to this dramatic 
landscape on a former ocean-going vessel that has 

been converted into a luxurious cruiser. A local ranger 

will point out native wildlife including monkeys, water 

buffalo and lying lizards.



Giving Back to Hosts

A new Destination Asia excursion is giving tourists the 

opportunity to head back home with more than just 

snapshots. Tourists to Bali can now enrich their holiday 

experience by visiting the ROLE Foundation’s Eco 

Centre and giving back to the host community. The 

ROLE foundation concentrates on literacy and job skills 

education for needy women in coastal communities.




Sky is the Limit

Situated on top of one of the tallest buildings in 

Jakarta, the SKYE Lounge and Restaurant offers 

dining 56 loors up, with a stunning view of the 
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capital’s business district. This high altitude hotspot on 

BCA Tower is currently the talk of the town. The menu 

caters for all tastes with a mixture of East and West.




“Located just off the northwest tip of Lombok, the Gili Islands’ fit the description of a true tropical 
Ancient Temple Dining
paradise. The three idyllic atolls boast miles of powdery white sandy beaches, clear sparkling turquoise A

An early morning trip to the UNESCO-listed temple of I
waters and sunset views over Bali’s Mount Agung Volcano. Motorized transport is banned on the S
Borobudur enables our guests to avoid the crowds and 
islands and locals and tourists alike rely on bicycles, or horse and carts, known locally as ‘cidomos’.”
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view a site that is famous for its dramatic sunrises. The 
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9th century Buddhist temple is decorated with 2,672 

relief panels and 504 Buddha statues. It is the single O
largest Buddhist structure anywhere on earth and few 
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fail to be amazed by the scale of place and the remarka- 
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ble attention to detail that went into its construction.

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