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| Bhutan |
No many people have been to Bhutan. An unusual fact bearing in mind the beauty of country which sits amongst the world's highest mountains between India and China to the east of Nepal and Sikkim. It is forbidden to climb Bhutan's highest mountain Gangkhar Puensum (7.570m), or any other mountain for that matter. Mountaineering has been banned because the peaks are regarded as sacred.
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| Conrad Koh Samui |
A pristine utopia nestled on the lush, palm fringed coast of Thailand's most desired, the Conrad Koh Samui embodies a truly unique tropical setting that attracts discerning visitors in search of the ultimate getaway. Spread across twenty-five pristine acres with striking views across the azure reefs and golden sunsets of the Gulf of Thailand, the Conrad Koh Samui is ready to welcome you to a world of style, service and luxury.
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| Pullman Lijiang Resort & SPA |
One of China's most destination popular destinations, Lijiang has never lacked crowds, but luxury lodgings have been limited to just a couple of inns. Now, you can make that three. Designed like an ancient mountain village, the Pullman is a welcome addition to the scene both for its looks and its location, which is walking distance to Shuhe, the lesser visited and more atmospheric of Lijiang's heritage-listed Old Town areas.