Asia

Lying at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, Armenia has fallen under rulering powers including Byzantine, Ottoman and Russian, resulting in a complex and rich history and culture. Christianity reached the country in 40AD, and its superb medieval monasteries are one of its key cultural attractions. Find Out More about Armenia

• Dilijan National Park
• Lake Sevan

Borneo is one of the worlds great biodiversity hotspots. Malaysian Sabah and Sarawak diverse habitats support an array of intriguing flora and fauna. Ten hectares of rainforest here contain more tree species than all of North America; there are more bird species than in Europe, and as many mammals as in Australia. Find Out More about Borneo

• Bako National Park
• Danum Valley
• Deramakot Forest Reserve
• Gomantong Caves & Forest Reserve
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China is the third most biodiverse country on Earth, and is home to one of the world’s most endangered species - the giant panda. Despite also being the most populous country, China’s nature reserves teem with wildlife, with more than 550 species of mammals and an impressive 1,400 species of birds. Find Out More about China

• Gouli Valleys
• Labahe Nature Reserve
• Ruoergai
• Tangjiahe Nature Reserve

India is an eclectic mix of old and new, and there are few places which stir people’s emotions to the same degree. Its wildlife is in a class of its own, and many superb lodges and camps are located close to key wildlife reserves whose naturalist guides will enhance any visit and ensure a rewarding experience. Find Out More about India

• Anamalai Tiger Reserve (previously Indira Ghandi NP)
• Bandhavgarh National Park
• Bandipur National Park
• Bharatpur (Keoladeo Ghana National Park)
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The country of Indonesia is an archipelago comprised of 17,000 islands and it is one of the world’s most undiscovered wildlife destinations. From the smallest primate on the planet - the spectral tarsier - to orangutans and Komodo dragons, the islands of Indonesia have an intriguing mix of wildlife. Find Out More about Indonesia

• Gunung Leuser National Park
• Komodo National Park
• Raja Ampat
• Tangkoko National Park

An archipelago of over 7,000 islands, Japan’s wildlife and landscape are incredibly diverse. In the winter months, the northerly island of Hokkaido plays host to dancing Japanese cranes and huge Steller’s sea eagles, whilst the snow covered hills of the Japanese Alps are the abode of hot spring bathing Japanese macaques. Find Out More about Japan

• Jigokudani Monkey Park (Hell’s Valley)
• Kiritappu
• Kushiro
• Lake Furen
• Shiretoko National Park

Mongolia is the epitome of wildness. In the south lies the Gobi Desert, last haunt of the wild Bactrian camel. In the east, great steppes hold huge herds of Mongolian gazelles. The far west is stony semi-desert, stretching up into the Altai Mountains. In the north, towards Russia, there is taiga. Find Out More about Mongolia

• Altai Mountains
• Eastern Mongolian Steppes
• Hustai National Park
• Khovd Region
• Margaz Mountains

At the heart of the Himalayas, overlooked by the world’s highest mountains, Nepal is a truly spectacular country with a rich blend of Buddhist and Hindu culture and a remarkably diverse range of habitat stretching from snow-capped mountains to low-lying forest, which give rise to an exceptional variety of birds and mammals Find Out More about Nepal

• Bardia National Park
• Chitwan National Park
• Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve
• Singalila National Park

Sri Lanka’s national parks and diverse habitats are enhanced by the ruined cities of ancient dynasties. It has a sizeable leopard population, large herds of elephant and numerous endemic birds – creating a birdwatcher's paradise, and its coastal waters have earned it a reputation as one of the world's best for whale watching. Find Out More about Sri Lanka

• Bundala, Lewaya & Kalametiya Reserves
• Gal Oya National Park
• Kalpitiya
• Kandy & Udawattakele Forest Reserve
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Taiwan has beautiful landscapes, friendly people, fascinating culture and delicious food. Its excellent infrastructure and variety of habitats, all within easy travelling distance, and superb birdlife combined with comfortable accommodation, make it a wonderful place to visit. Find Out More about Taiwan

• Alishan National Scenic Area
• Dasyueshan Forest Recreation Area

Famed for its white sand beaches and temples, there's far more to discover in the biodiverse country of Thailand. The home of an extraordinary range of rainforest mammals, birds and reptiles as well as a surprisingly rich marine life including Eden's whale and irrawaddy dolphin. Find Out More about Thailand

• Gulf of Thailand
• Kaeng Krachan National Park
• Khao Yai National Park
• Kui Buri National Park

With a mixture of tropical forests, mountains, wetlands and limestone karst, Vietnam supports a wide range of landscapes and wildlife. It's recognised as a global biodiversity hotspot and home to some highly unique species, making it an excellent choice for a wildlife holiday. Find Out More about Vietnam

• Bach Ma National Park
• Cat Tien National Park
• Son Tra Nature Reserve