Who We Are?

Our MissioN

Our missions are to exploring and visiting beautiful sites across Asia. These missions often focus on cultural heritage, natural wonders, and historical landmarks. Some notable missions include documenting ancient temples in Cambodia such as Angkor Wat, exploring the diverse landscapes of China including the Great Wall and the Yangtze River, studying the biodiversity of the rain-forests in Borneo, and uncovering the rich history of India’s Taj Mahal and other architectural marvels. Each mission aims to preserve, understand, and promote the beauty and significance of these sites

Tajmahal-india — marvelous architecture Mughal Empire

Extraordinary Experiences

In India, the Taj Mahal in Agra stands as a symbol of eternal love and architectural splendor, its marble facade glowing at sunrise and sunset. Japan offers the tranquility of Kyoto’s temples and gardens, where cherry blossoms bloom in spring, creating a breathtaking spectacle. Thailand’s bustling floating markets, like Damnoen Saduak near Bangkok, immerse visitors in vibrant colors and local culture as they navigate the canals. Indonesia’s Bali enchants with its lush rice terraces in Ubud and stunning beaches in Uluwatu, perfect for surfing and sunset views. Cambodia’s Angkor Wat, the largest religious monument in the world, mesmerizes with its ancient temples and intricate carvings, particularly at sunrise. Nepal’s Himalayas beckon adventurers with treks to Mount Everest Base Camp or peaceful stays in Pokhara, surrounded by serene lakes and towering peaks. These experiences in Asia offer a mix of cultural richness, natural beauty, and memorable encounters that define the region’s allure for travelers seeking diverse and extraordinary experiences.

Our Core Values

These core values guide the planning, execution, and outcomes of site visits across various disciplines, from academia and research to industry and tourism.

1. Observation and Assessment: They allow for direct observation and assessment of physical spaces, environments, processes, or phenomena, providing insights that cannot be fully captured through descriptions or visuals alone.

2.Experience and Engagement: Site visits promote active engagement and experiential learning, encouraging participants to interact with their surroundings and gain a deeper understanding of the subject matter.

3. Appreciation and Preservation: They foster appreciation for the significance, beauty, or historical/cultural value of the site, promoting efforts towards its preservation and conservation.

4. Networking and Collaboration: Site visits often facilitate networking and collaboration among professionals, researchers, or stakeholders interested in the site or its related fields.

5. Ethics and Responsibility: They emphasize ethical considerations such as respect for local communities, cultural sensitivity, and responsible tourism practices.