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Tuesday, April 24, 2012

10 Most Dream Vacation for members of Quintessentially

Here are some popular luxury destination in Asia to be visited by members of Quintessentially:

1. 360° Leti, India

360° Leti
360 ° Leti is a boutique hotel that nest at a height of 8000 feet (2500 m) in the mountains of the Himalayas. This place really offers a once in a lifetime experience: no tourists rarely late, and you must stay here at least three nights. No Internet network, mobile telephone network signal was limited. The rich Hong Kong will enjoy the night sky in the morning and clean, very opposite of their city full of stale smoke and pollution. This hotel is almost entirely made ​​of local material. Just imagine brass lamps, Burmese teak furniture, fire pit, and the bed with glass walls on two sides. Landscape which appears here, culture and the people we encounter are also much closer to India from other luxury travel packages in this area.
www.shaktihimalaya.com


2. Sal Salis, Ningaloo Reef, Australia

Sal Salis is a wild bush luxury in the middle, so you do not have to suffer while camping on the Cape Range National Park. There are five spacious tents on the beach, directly overlooking the Indian Ocean. Accommodation includes a very comfortable bed, a terrace and details of buildings that are environmentally friendly. This place is right to look at the sky at night and see the sights reefs and cliffs nearby Mandu Mandu.
www.salsalis.com.au


3. YL Residence No. 17, Koh Samui

Private villa on Koh Samui is almost unbelievable. Luxury and very exclusive, complete with the latest gadgets and white simple design that looks like the house of a star on the Hollywood A-class. There are ten guest rooms, a library, game room, cocktail bar, swimming pools and nightclubs, as well as additional garden and beach. A very cool.
www.ylresidence.com


4. Tawaraya Ryokan, Kyoto, Japan

This Ryokan (Japanese special accommodations) the best in Japan, Tawaraya really charming and authentic. For 300 years, this place is run by the same family, that family Okazazi. This place originally intended as a textile trader. Accommodation at this place is quite simple - all the special Japanese tatami mats lined - but comfortable and the staff warm and friendly here. They will complete the traditional kaiseki meal each day. Selebritas like Marlon Brando and Alfred Hitchcock have stayed here on their way to explore the ancient capital of Japan, Kyoto, in the past.

5. Hotel De La Paix, Siem Reap

Various ancient Khmer accent was apparent in this friendly place. This is where you find the luxury to rest after a day admiring the UNESCO world heritage site of Angkor Wat version, about 10 minutes drive from this place. Some special features of this place, including a terrace with a specially designed tub, spa treatments and special seasonal Khmer menu packed with local ingredients.


6. Trisara, Phuket

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Only a limited circle who knew about Trisara. This exclusive resort and spa consists of a collection of villas with swimming pools and luxurious rooms, all facing directly into the ocean from private ponds. But the most remarkable of this place is the service and atmosphere. Everything is provided without your having to ask or think. This is the destination for a short vacation that will keep you go.
www.trisara.com


7. Four Seasons Tented Camp, Golden Triangle

Four Seasons Tented Camp
One more once in a lifetime experience is awesome and very unique. Located in the bamboo forests of Thailand, Burma and Laos, the camp consists of 15 tents at the edge of the River Ruak in Burma region. Guests can roam the hills around the camp on foot or elephant climbing expedition by tracing the path that has been included in this adventure.
www.fourseasons.com/goldentriangle


8. The Peninsula, Shanghai

Open since late last year, the latest addition to The Peninsula offers a variety of technological equipment in the world's best hotel. Rooms are spacious and luxurious, but his place in The Bund and the view of contemporary Chinese decor and art-deco will ensure you experience its chic Shanghai of the best locations.
www.peninsula.com


9. Uma Paro, Bhutan

Hidden among the hills of pine-covered Himalaya, Uma Paro is a luxurious simplicity. In keeping with the surrounding rural culture, the rooms here are decorated in a soothing white furniture, including yoga mats where you can relax in front of the natural landscape that has not been damaged. It should look before you open Bhutan for general tourists.
www.uma.paro.como.bz


10. Silolona Boat, Indonesia

For a real adventure, ride on a traditional wooden boat but this luxury in Langkawi and sailed for six days. This trip will take you to the Komodo National Park, Flores, Sumba, Savu Sea, Timor, Alor, Lembata to see the reef and amazing islands.

This sailboat will be yours for a week and there are five private rooms here, most of the decor of teak decks, and there is a leisure area. Cook on board the real experts - every night they will be serving fresh and there is a complete professional dive facility with a crew of 17 people to meet your various needs. Every night, you can choose to eat food grill, enjoy a bonfire on the beach or a dinner at the teak deck.
www.silolona.com

New UNESCO World Heritage Site

Thang Long Imperial Citadel (Vietnam)

Thang Long Imperial Citadel

Thang Long Imperial Citadel is a fortress that is the center of the government of Vietnam, which lasted for 800 years. At its heyday, the fort was built by the successor of the Dynasty Ulan. However, in 1888, the fort was taken over by the French.

In 2002, excavations began, with about 4 feet into, found 11 foundation soil.
Until now, still doing research and excavation. In prediction is the largest in Southeast Asia.


Central Highlands (Sri Lanka)


Central Highlands, located in Sri Lanka, which is one of eight UNESCO World Heritage Site.

With such a high ecological value, this site is protected. Includes three protected areas that have a unique ecosystem.
Flora and Fauna of his wealth is highly protected, such as Sri Lanka Leopard, Loris Horton Plains, and the Langur (little monkey) purple-faced.


Hahoe and Yangdong Village (South Korea)


One of UNESCO World Heritage Site, located in South Korea. Both villages represent Korean culture is preserved. Houses - The homes of aristocrats peningggalan, well maintained, and also from Confucius Culture of Joseon Dynasty; the natural beauty of the mountains that flank the two villages.

Beautiful flowing rivers, sprawling grasslands, which inspired the poets of the century 17-18. And also, a mask dance traditions that survive today than 500 years ago.


Jantar Mantar (India)

Jantar Mantar

Jantar Mantar, is located in Jaipur, a major historic observatory and also the oldest in India. Pondasar base of the building is made of local stone and marble.
Dibandung started around the beginning of 1700 by Maharaja Jai Singh II. At the Observatory itself, there are tools - tools that can predict astronomical events with highly accurate and precise.

The most interesting thing is, Samrat Yantra, the sundial as high as 27 meters (still accurate to two seconds), and also two basins that allow observers to follow the movement of the moon astronomy.


Historic Monuments of Dengfeng (Cina)

Historic Monuments of Dengfeng

Historic Monuments of Dengfeng, is a very valuable historical monument, with 13 building structures, also including the Shaolin Temple, where the birthplace of Zen Buddhism and martial arts; Songyue Temple, where the founding of the oldest brick pagoda in China; and Songyang Academy, one of the oldest learning centers in China.


Port Arthur (Australia)

Port Arthur

Historic Prison Buildings in Australia mostly built in the late 18 and 19. Prison building is dark and gloomy show that over the period - that period, Australia experienced a period of darkness.

Starting from the arrival of the Europeans to mainland Australia. Of the 11 sites listed by UNESCO, there are five in Tasmania, including Port Arthur, which serves as a punitive institution until 1877.