For the discerning traveler who wants to experience Asia’s hidden gems, the Song Saa Island Resort, the Orient Express’ Governor’s Residence and Road to Mandalay – two of 400 elite
travel experiences invited to be profiled at International Luxury Travel Market
(ILTM) Asia – epitomize luxurious traveling in style.

Not
too off the beaten path is Burma, a city that has enchanted tourists with its
jungles and rivers. The Orient Express’ Road
to Mandalay
luxury cruise accesses these unique sights of Burma in incredible style and
luxury. From the royal city of Mandalay, travelers are brought south to the ancient
capital of Bagan, a city famous for its pagodas. The ship will then head
north, where guests are invited to take in the sounds and scents of the deep
forests before reaching Bhamo, a city which borders China.   

Nestled amongst lotus pools and a verdant garden, the Orient
Express’ Governor’s Residence is a
romantic and colonial-style mansion dating from the 1920s. With
fan-cooled verandas and teak armchairs, the Orient-Express hotel is the perfect
place to unwind after a day at the Shwedagon Pagoda.

Known for its rich cultural heritage, Cambodia enjoys one
of the most unspoiled coastlines in Southeast Asia. Sihanoukville & Ream –
just 220 km from Phnom Penh – is an up and coming destination for those who are
looking for unpolluted and bio-diverse waters. 
Those with a penchant for eco-friendly tourism can now choose to stay at
Song Saa Island Resort (pictured above). Not only does it boast a luxurious and intimate
collection of villas, the resort also prides itself on its mission of marine
conservation.