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Negara on Claymore - 5*
Singapore
Small group tour of Cambodia and Thailand: Ruined Cities and Tropical Islands - 14 nights
Phnom Penh from £1595
Kuta Lagoon Resort - 4*
Bali
Fabulous Malaysian twin centre - Kuala Lumpur and Penang
from £969
Amankila - 5*
Bali

Sri Mariamman Temple
The beautifully decorated Sri Mariamman is Singapore's oldest and most important Hindu temple and can be found in Chinatown. The goddesses honoured here are the mother-goddess Devi and the rain goddess Mariamman, and it is also the venue for the spectacular Thimithi Fire Walking Festival.
Singapore Zoo
At the world-renowned Singapore Zoo, 40 hectares of dense forest are home to over 132 species, 25% of which are endangered. The stars of the show include giant flying squirrels, tapirs, giraffes and tigers, all in naturalistic habitats.
Binh Tay Market
A visit to Ho Chi Minh City's Binh Tay Market reveals the city at its most vibrant, colourful and fun.
Wat Phra Kaew and the Grand Palace
A first stop when visiting Bangkok, the Grand Palace with the Royal Temple (Wat Phra Kaew, or Wat Phra Kaeo), home of the Emerald Buddha, is the spiritual heart of the nation. The entire palace complex offers 218,400 square metres of intricate symbolism, history and cultural traditions.
Wat Phra Si Rattana Mahathat
Around 30 years ago, a great fire destroyed much of Phitsanulok, including some irreplaceable 14th century palaces and temples. Miraculously the central temple, or wat, escaped the fire, thereby protecting the second most important Buddha image in the land.