Getting from one place in Asia to another place in Asia

[movies237]

I was looking at traveling in Asia next summer and was wondering what the best way to get around is from country to country. Some of the airplane tickets are pretty outrageous. Like from Japan to beijing a thousand dollars on kayak. What is the best and cheapest way to get from country to country?

[wilson49332]

Ive always had best luck with individual tour companies, but I dont know which are the best maybe others can give advice to that. Also- those major airline sites dont list the budget airlines. I cant speak for how good they are, but heres a site that lists those budget airlines:

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theres plenty- I would think you can get decent fares on one of them. Hope that helps a little.

[jabroni79]

Air travel is the quickest and best way to travel through Asia, but it will be expensive. What countries do you want to visit? You should take a look at Intrepid Travel. I used them for traveling through China and it was awesome. They offer trips throughout Asia.

[massagelondon]

you can try budget airlines www.skyscanner.com - will show you the cheapest flights between the countries for one year ahead. Book it as soon as the fair is released.

shorter distances you can do by train, boat, bus.

be aware that japan is the most expensive country in the world to travel, china is expensive as well because of the wast distances between the cities.

if you are on the budget go to thailand, malaysia, indonesia, cambodia, laos
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[movies237]

I was thinking about taking a trip around the world. Starting in the south pacific in Australia and new zealand, then going up through Asia and taking a tour of Vietnam, Singapore, Laos and maybe going to China. Then probably ending in Europe. What do you think the best way to do that is. Start in the south pacific or end in the south pacific.

[jabroni79]

Depends on which coast of the US you live on. If you live on the east coast, or close to it, I would go through Europe first. If you live on the west coast, I would start in the South Pacific.