| Day | Destination | Description |
| Days 1-2 | St Petersburg | This rail odyssey starts in Russia's extravagantly beautiful cultural capital. Stroll through its leafy parks perhaps, visit one of many quirky museums or even follow in the footsteps of Rasputin on a walking tour of the city. |
| Days 3-4 | Moscow | Orthodox churches stand proudly alongside Soviet icons and chic modern boutiques in the nation's capital. Be transported back in time at the Kremlin and don't miss the eccentric St Basil's Cathedral. |
| Days 5-7 | Trans-Siberian Railway | Sip vodka as the lush taiga rolls by - it's all in a day's work on this journey along the world's most famous train line. |
| Day 8 | Irkutsk | Wander through the streets of Irkutsk and explore the city's interesting mix of traditional Siberian and communist-era architecture. |
| Days 9-11 | Lake Baikal | Experience the serenity of the world's deepest lake. |
| Days 12-13 | Ulan Ude | Chill out in this striking city with it's unique mix of indigenous and Russian cultures. From here, venture into the fearsome Genghis Khan's territory. |
| Day 14 | Ger Camp | Spend a night in the rolling hills of the Mongolian countryside, sleeping in a traditional felt tent known as a 'ger'. |
| Days 15-16 | Ulaanbaatar | Witness the old and new faces of Ulaanbaatar - make time to see the Winter Palace of the last Emperor as well as the recently restored Gandan Monastery. |
| Days 17-19 | Beijing | The last stop is in the impressive Chinese capital of Beijing. Stay a few days longer to climb the Great Wall - a fitting conclusion to this epic journey. |
| Days 20-21 | Great Wall | No trip to China is complete without a visit to the Great Wall. Walk along a remote section of the wall and spend the night in a simple guesthouse nearby. |
| Days 22-24 | Xi'an | Meet the local Hui people in the Muslim Quarter, admire the distinctive Great Mosque, or ride a bike around the impressive Ming Dynasty city wall. Don't miss a visit to the famed 2,200 year old Terracotta Warriors. |
| Days 25-27 | Shanghai | Walk along the elegant Bund, check out the space-age skyscrapers of Pudong or go bargain hunting in Yuyuan Bazaar. Perhaps catch a performance by the famous Shanghai Acrobats in the evening. |
| Days 28-31 | Yangshuo | With its smoky horizons, dramatic limestone peaks and lush countryside, Guangxi is one of China's most photogenic regions. We have plenty of time to try tai chi, take cooking lessons or cycle along country lanes. |
| Days 32-34 | Longji Terraces | From our base in a hilltribe village, explore the towering Longji rice terraces on foot. The extensive terraces are an incredible feat of farm engineering and cling spectacularly to the side of 800 m high mountain peaks. |
| Days 35-36 | Hong Kong | Our stay in Hong Kong is short so be prepared for some fast-paced action. Head to the shops and bargain hard, cruise the harbour, take the cable car to Victoria Peak or check out the local nightlife. |
| Days 37-40 | Guiyang/Kaili | Immerse yourself in a world of colourful local dress, traditional architecture and the unique cultures of the Miao people on a three day adventure through the countryside of Guizhou Province. Trek past mountains and markets and spend the night in sleepy villages along the way. |
| Days 41-42 | Kunming | Wander through the bird and flower markets of Kunming or take a day trip out to the otherwordly Stone Forest. Be sure to try some local fruit wine in the evening. |
| Days 43-45 | Sapa Trek | Cross the border to Vietnam and discover a strikingly different countryside to explore. Starting at the old French hill station of Sapa, trek through the extraordinary rural mountainscapes that are home to the colourful H'mong, Tay and Dzao people. |
| Days 46-47 | Hanoi | An overnight train to Hanoi delivers us back to the fast pace of city life. Use free time to wander the tree-lined boulevards, shop for mementos in the Old Quarter or catch a sitting of Hanoi's famous water puppet show. |
| Day 48 | Halong Bay/Cat Ba Island | |
| Days 49-50 | Hanoi | Take an optional walking tour to Ho Chi Minh's mausoleum and One Pillar Pagoda. |
| Days 51-53 | Hue | Explore the sights of Hue, perhaps cycling out to the Royal Tombs of the Nguyen emporers or Imperial Citadel with its Forbidden Purple City. |
| Days 54-55 | Hoi An | Dig the relaxed vibe in Hoi An, strolling around town, exploring its fascinating market or maybe rest on nearby Cua Dai Beach. This is a great stop to have a suit tailored or improve your culinary skills with a cooking lesson. |
| Days 56-58 | Nha Trang | Beautiful white sand beaches and crystal-clear waters await in Nha Trang. Chill out, and consider trying snorkelling or taking a boat trip out to nearby islands. |
| Days 59-60 | Ho Chi Minh City | The air hums with the heady sound of bargaining in the shopping city of Ho Chi Minh, where streets are lined with shops, stalls and vendors with enticing wares. Head underground on an optional tour to explore the famous Cu Chi Tunnels. |
| Day 61 | Phnom Penh | Elegent Phnom Penh is full of fascinating sights, such as the Killing Fieldsd of Choeung Ek and the gorgeous Silver Pagoda. |
| Day 62 | Homestay | Witness everyday Cambodian life and enjoy a traditional-style dinner on a homestay. |
| Days 63-65 | Sihanoukville | Unwind in the tropics in Sihanoukville, a riot of beach, mangrove forests and atmospheric little bars. |
| Day 66 | Phnom Penh | Back in Phnom Penh there is time to hit the Central Market or maybe grab a massage. |
| Day 67 | Kampong Cham | The locals here make their living fishing, and growing tobacco and sesame so it's a good place to get a look at Cambodia's cottage industries. The temples at 'Man Hill' and 'Woman Hill' are well worth a visit. |
| Days 68-70 | Siem Reap | Gateway to the awe-inspiring Angkor Wat, Siem Reap also has other attractions: the floating village of Tonle Sap, tasty Khmer restaurants and the Gecko Environment Centre to name a few. |
| Days 71-74 | Bangkok | Explore the mad streets of bustling Bangkok. |
| Day 75 | Overnight Train | Leave the hustle and bustle behind, taking a sleeper train south to Surat Thani. |
| Days 76-77 | Khao Sok National Park | Head to Khao Sok National Park by songthaew. Take a guided walk through the jungle to a small Buddhist temple and stay overnight in rustic bungalows. |
| Days 78-80 | Krabi | Mellow out on pristine beaches, snorkel among colourful reefs or go island-hopping. |
| Days 81-82 | Penang | Chinese temples, colourful bazaars and night markets combine to make a fascinating introduction to Malaysia. |
| Day 83 | Cameron Highlands | Sample the local produce at a tea plantation while enjoying panoramic views. |
| Days 84-85 | Kuala Lumpur | Get a glimpse of the city's Islamic life at the Jamek mosque or head out to Bangsar for a taste of 'KL' nightlife. |
| Day 86 | Melaka | A historic fusion of Chinese, Indian, Malay and European influences, Melaka retains an old-world Asia air. Try a riverboat ride, stop in at a temple or mosque, or climb the steps to St Paul's Church. |
| Day 87 | Singapore | At Newton Circus, indulge in an extensive range of cuisines reflecting the country's multicultural heritage. |
| Day 88 | Jakarta | Check out the traditional sailing schooners of Batavia or visit the cultural theme park, Taman Mini. |
| Days 89-91 | Pangandaran | Get close to local wildlife on a nature walk. Don't miss the bats' sunset flight to the fruit trees on the west beach. |
| Days 92-94 | Yogyakarta | Java's cultural centre is perfect for seeing traditional dance performances or the incredible Borobudur. |
| Day 95 | Seloliman Nature Reserve | Unwind on our peaceful retreat while learning about ecological farming from our volunteer hosts. |
| Day 96 | Mount Bromo | Get in touch with Javanese herbal medicine before our journey to the amazing Tengger Caldera and Mount Bromo. |
| Days 97-98 | Lovina | Greet the sunrise on Mount Bromo. Later, snorkel or go on a dolphin-spotting trip in Lovina. |
| Day 99 | Tirtagangga | Relax amid terraced rice-fields or swim in Raja's Water Palace where pools are fed by underground springs. |
| Days 100-102 | Ubud | Go wild doing a traditional kecak dance to cap of this huge overland adventure. There is plenty of time to explore the cultural heart of Bali, perhaps popping into a gallery or visiting the monkey forest. |
