Two Weeks in Asia - A Family with Teens

Variety is Tokyo’s key. Few other world cities are as wonderfully idiosyncratic. International and local influences intertwine in cuisine, festivals, music, galleries, shopping and even accommodation. Bizarre and fast-moving, yet peaceful and intrinsically religious, Tokyo’s identity is above all, distinctly Japanese, despite existing as a world of its own.

There are many museums to explore in the city and getting to and from them will be an experience all it's own. Today is your day to adjust to the hustle and bustle of this amazing city.

Experience and view the culture of the city. There are many tours available to match your must haves on your vacation.

Visit splendid Shinto shrines or indulge in some shopping on Tokyo’s equivalent of Fifth Avenue.

Board your flight from Tokyo to Hanoi for 3 nights in Vietnam

The Ho Chi Minh’s Mausoleum is one of the most visited attractions in the country and should not be missed.

Hanoi Old Quarter is another must to witness Hanoi at its liveliest moments: flows of people and motorbike permeate all through out the streets.

To arrive in Bangkok is to be thrust into the pulsing heart of the Orient, a sprawling mega-city encompassing 50 districts and six ever-expanding provinces. Plan on 3 nights to explore this amazing city and it's culture and beauty. Known to the Thais as "Krung Thep," South East Asia's own "City of Angels" epitomises the East meets West tradition, where ancient trends blend and thrive with cutting edge sophistication. Bangkok throbs and pulses with relentless heat and frantic pace as tuk-tuks zip along concrete boulevards and Skytrains zoom overhead. The true engine room behind "Amazing Thailand," this city will amaze, dazzle, and humble the most seasoned global wanderers with its exciting fusion of cultural, spiritual, historical, and cosmopolitan charm.

With so many temples to see this may be best done with a guided tour to get as much as you can out of your day.

Today take a TukTuk ride, explore the floating markets, eat like a local, shop and consider a local cooking class

Your trip thus far has been full of busy and hustle and bustle, spend your last 3 nights relaxing on the stunning coastal waters of Phuket Thailand.

Phuket and its surrounding islands are some of the most beautiful and intriguing in the world. Tall outcrops of limestone rise vertically from the sea, and probably the most famous of these was used as a location for one of the James Bond films. It’s now known as “James Bond Island,” but its real name is Phang-nga. Set just off the west coast of Thailand, in the Andaman Sea, Phuket is about the same size as Singapore. The main town is Phuket Town, but many visitors stay in the beach resorts of Surin, Katu, Karon and the most famous (and busy), Patong. To get from Phuket to Patong takes about 20 minutes. Phuket Town has all the administration offices, bigger business hotels and department stores, whilst the beach resorts cater more to the holiday maker. However, excursions to the islands off Phuket go from the port at Phuket Town.

Relax and enjoy the spectacular views from either your own private boat ride or a small group boat tour. Experience snorkeling or even scuba diving in these breathtaking waters.

It's been an amazing trip so see all you can before heading to the airport to head back to reality.