Luxury Hotels in Malaysia

Malaysia is often called the jewel of Asia. It has it all – incredible food, dreamy beach escapes, and fascinating landscape home to even more fascinating wildlife, crumbling remains of its grand colonial past and the skyscrapers of its exhilarating future. Whether you choose a luxury beach resort, mountain spa retreat or sumptuous city break, it’s guaranteed to be priceless.

Colour memories with white sand beaches, golden temples, emerald tea plantations and scintillating cities.

Temperatures in Malaysia hardly vary all year round. Days are hot and balmy, ideal for exploring marine life, mountains, museums or sipping martinis by the pool. Nights are sultry by the sea (low-20s°C) and cosier in the highlands (15°C) – perfect for some spicy, local fine dining. Rain-wise, the odd downpour throughout the year is nothing more than welcome refreshment.

Travel back in time to one of the many colonial tea plantations, home to fine boutique-grown teas and some incredible butterflies.

 

Luxury Hotels in Singapore

China, Malaysia, India - there are so many different influences on customs, food and culture here that it really is one of the world’s most exciting melting pots. Locals love to eat, and live to shop. You can find anything from golf to indoor skiing here, as well as bustling nightlife along the Three Quays. Then it’s back to your luxury hotel for a well-earned rest. 

South East Asia’s answer to Manhattan – inspiring, invigorating and intoxicating, with exotic food, exclusive shops and heady nightlife. 

Singapore is more or less on the equator, and its temperature stays consistently high all year round. It can be humid too, with sudden storms bringing relief. The wettest time of year to come is November to January. The city state is home to a number of faiths, so there are public holidays throughout the year. But one celebration well worth seeing is Chinese New Year in February. 

Luxury Hotels in Japan

A beguiling mix of contrasts with unique customs and cuisine – steeped in tradition yet ahead of its time

You’re bound to have a bit of culture shock in Japan. Eating raw fish. Taking a bath with strangers in a hot spring. Or marvelling at the minimalist beauty of a Japanese garden. Experiences that seem strange to begin with, then utterly natural once you fall in love with the country – from manic cities like Tokyo to tranquil forest trails. 

Japan has four distinct seasons, and temperatures vary across the Japanese archipelago. Hokkaido in the north has large snowfalls in the winter months, which makes it a favourite for skiing. If you’re here in the spring, you’ll be able to see the famous cherry blossom. Peak holiday seasons for the Japanese themselves are April and mid-August, but you can easily travel around the country at any time of year. 

INTRODUCING CAMBODIA

Cambodia is as inspiring as it is extraordinary. Discover ancient palaces and magnificent temples amid lush forests. Soak up the rustic charms of timeless countryside from your exclusive hotel. Or seek out bustling markets and intriguing cities.
There’s plenty on offer in Cambodia throughout the year. Winter is cool and dry – perfect for exploring the countryside. Spring sees lively celebrations for Cambodian New Year. Whereas summer and autumn are humid and quieter, with fewer crowds at the must-see sights and attractions.

LUXURY HOTELS IN INDIA

India’s charms are as varied as they are vibrant. You could head for majestic mountain vistas and dense jungle or white beaches and serene lagoons. Unwind on a country retreat and explore grand palaces and temples. Or take a city break and seek out colourful, spice-laden markets to sample delicious local cuisine.


India has something to offer throughout the year. Winter is the most popular time to visit southern India, but if you’re properly prepared for the weather, monsoon season is quieter, with fewer crowds at main attractions. The northern, mountainous regions attract skiers in the winter and stay pleasantly cool throughout summer. 

INTRODUCING THE UNITED KINGDOM BY Limra Vacations

Live out those ‘costume drama’ dreams at some of the UK’s most popular film locations – from Bath to breathtaking Derbyshire.
This small island is as eclectic as it is extraordinary. You could bag must-see sights (and must-have styles) on a city break and stay in a luxury townhouse. Or get away from it all with a country retreat, complete with spa and fine dining. As the locals say, “this is the life”.
There’s always something to see and do in the United Kingdom, whatever the infamous weather holds in store. Winters are generally quieter – the perfect time for cosy pubs, open fires and Christmas markets. Summers are often warm and sunny with lively festivals and sports events to enjoy. While in between the countryside is at its most beautiful.

Kerala: God's own Country

A treat for all seasons, it’s when the monsoon departs that Kerala true natural splendor is at its zenith. Western Ghats and brackish lagoons or the backwaters bestow a unique charm on Kerala's appeal.

You name it and Kerala has it: backwaters, beaches, spice gardens, tea plantations, Ayurveda, ecotourism and abundant wildlife. That's why we have chosen Kerala as one of the top winter holiday destinations in India.

For beach lovers its the Kovalam, for backwaters its Thekaddy, Alapuzza and Vembanad. Then there is Munnar's lush tea plantation and salubrious weather.

If you are in for wildlife there is a bird sanctuary in Kumarakom, tiger reserve in Periyar and the world's most biodiverse ecosystem Silent Valley National Park which is home to the largest population of Lion-tailed macaque.

Kerala also happens to be the top destination in India for health and rejuvenation. You could find a number of authentic and world class Ayurveda center that offer therapeutic massages and treatments based on 3000 years old science of healing: Ayurveda.