4.8/5Â Â Excellent
Excellent
4,640
Great
1,094
Average
83
Disappointing
20
Terrible
16
Asia Tour & Trip Ratings
Tour Reviews
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This was my second GAP adventure, and I am happy to say that yet again, I feel like I am a changed person because of my amazing CEO and the cultural experiences he g...
My first tour experience was fantastic! I would not hesitate to recommend G Advententures to anyone who was looking to vacation in another part of the world for the ...
The SE Asia adventure was a wonderful experience in the way people live, there beliefs & culture and the beauty of each country. Having to do it with follow adve...
This was a fantastic trip from start to finish! It was worth every Pennie ! You definetly get your money's worth. Everyday you are absolutely amazed with what you ju...
Amazing cultural immersion with excellent organization on all fronts.
Overall, my trip was amazing! I was happy with the mix of culture and adventure, and the hotels were all very comfortable. The CEO made the experience even better, h...
providing an insight into an unknown culture to me
Wonderful introduction to the beauty, culture, cuisine a...
People keep telling me this "sounds like the trip of a lifetime". How many of those can you have- This was so perfect, I'd love to make my G Adventures catalogue a c...
An amazing taste of Indochina with outstanding and infor...
I tried things I wouldn't normally of done and thoroughly enjoyed ever minute of it. Great tour.
Over 18 days we travelled to 4 different countries - we experienced only a small amount of what each place has to offer but the variety we saw was exceptional. The t...
We had a wonderful travel experience with G Adventures. Thou was a fantastic CEO and managed the diverse group of people very effectively and also made the trip a lo...
An exacting, humbling, thought provoking tour which...
Our guide coupled with the kinds of people this tour attracts allowed for us to really enjoy ourselves and experience many and varied things. I did think that the ac...
Great staff, great group, great local people which made for a (G)reat Adventure.
Our CEO and our fellow travellers were wonderful company.
We met fantastic travellers, saw amazing places, engaged with local people and had a real insight into their lives. I will never forget this adventure and especially...
Only arrived back this morning so I have not yet mentally processed all the e...
Editor’s Take
Most trip reviews tend to focus on some or all of these 5 key areas, not all of which may be relevant to you: the tour guide, travel company, service level, country or countries traveled in, and the trip itinerary.
Remember, just because you see a 1 star review doesn’t necessarily mean that person disliked the country.
Asia is the largest continent in the world which means when visiting you will encounter everything on the spectrum. You’ll see remote villages, cosmopolitan cities, and landscapes that are straight off a postcard. When visiting you’ll also meet a wide variety of people and be put into situations you may be unfamiliar with.Â
Many of the positive reviews for Asia tours are the use of local guides and varied itineraries. With Asia’s vast and diverse landscape, having a local expert can help you understand and become fully immersed in the local culture. Some of the reviews praised the tour schedules for combining both city and rural destinations, allowing travelers to see both sides of a country.Â
Activities such as eating home cooked meals, meeting local artisans, and hiking through the mountains or forests are some of the favorite activities in Asia.Â
Negative reviews generally revolve around the expectations of the trip and timing. Many parts of Asia are underdeveloped and getting around the country may take longer than the itinerary states. Also, in many places in Asia, being on time isn’t the most important thing. Trains are often late and there may be delays at the top attractions (except in Japan!).Â
Tour operators in Asia do their best to accommodate travelers and keep to a schedule. However, things do happen. Travelers who are used to precise schedules and timely departures of European tour groups for example may have a harder time adjusting to travel in Asia.Â
Additionally, in some countries the quickest and most affordable way to travel is by bus or train. If you get car sick or wish for a more comfortable mode of transportation, checking into a tour operator that provides a more luxurious style may be best.Â
If you want a slower tour or a more in-depth experience, booking with a tour operator that focuses on one country or a small area of Asia is a good choice. Many trips to Asia that cover long distances aren’t able to spend as much time in a destination, which means you aren’t able to explore.Â
For a professional take on traveling in Asia, see the Travelstride Asia Guide »
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