On a cruise through Southeast Asia, you can explore iconic destinations such as: 

- Beijing, where you will discover the Forbidden City and the Great Wall. 
- Kyoto, famous for its ancient temples and traditional Japanese gardens.
- Tokyo, which combines modernity and culture with its skyscrapers and vibrant neighborhoods.
- Shanghai, dazzling with its futuristic architecture and its waterfront.
- Bangkok, a mix of golden temples and bustling markets.
- Hanoi, with its tranquil lakes and the charm of the old quarter.
- Singapore, surprises with its modernity and its vertical gardens.

Each of these destinations offers a unique experience that mixes history, culture, and unforgettable landscapes.

The weather in Southeast Asia is tropical, with a dry season (November to April) and a rainy season (May to October). During the dry season, the days are sunny and warm, ideal for exploring. It is recommended to wear light clothing and protect yourself from the sun; in the rainy season, a raincoat is essential.

In Southeast Asia, each country has its local currency: the baht in Thailand, the dong in Vietnam, the rupiah in Indonesia, the peso in the Philippines, the ringgit in Malaysia, among others. Although in tourist areas it is possible to pay with credit and debit cards, cash remains the most used means of payment, especially in markets, small shops, and rural areas. ATMs are available in cities and tourist destinations, facilitating the obtaining of cash in local currency.

- Ha Long Bay, Vietnam: This port is surrounded by almost 2,000 limestone islands and islets, creating a surreal landscape. Local legends say that dragons spat the stones to protect the coast from invaders.

- Floating temples of Bangkok, Thailand: Bangkok is known for its floating markets, where you can shop on a boat and try typical dishes. One of the most famous is the Damnoen Saduak floating market.

- The port of Singapore and its futuristic architecture: Singapore is an ultramodern port with unique attractions like the vertical gardens of Gardens by the Bay and the infinity pool on the rooftop of Marina Bay Sands, perfect for photos.

- Bali, Indonesia and its daily offerings: In Bali, it is common to see small offerings of flowers, incense, and food on the streets, temples, and homes, a religious tradition that adds a spiritual atmosphere to the place.

- Culinary heritage of Penang, Malaysia: Penang is famous for its street food, which blends Chinese, Malay, and Indian flavors. The night markets offer unique experiences for food lovers.

- The port of Yokohama, Japan and its hot springs: Just an hour from Tokyo, this port allows you to enjoy traditional hot springs or “onsen”, where you can relax while watching the sea, a cultural experience highly valued by locals.