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It’s safe to say that unique travel experiences are the reason we travel. Satisfying the craving of being immersed in a new culture, delighting in a newfound favourite food, or even getting lost in a new city once again. Memories created while travelling on a small group tour can be some of our most vivid, sustaining us between adventures.

We don’t know about you, but here at Bunnik Tours, we’re tired of staring at the same four walls and can’t wait to have our peepers on exotic new landscapes!

Small groups have always been at the core of our touring philosophy as we know they create a better holiday experience.

Like we always say, size matters! And in the world of small group touring, smaller is definitely better.

Dennis Bunnik recounts his first few days in Sri Lanka with our first group of Aussie travellers. After a nearly two year gap in international tours, to say he was excited is an understatement!

There is no doubt that Japan's Shinkansen bullet trains have become a cult hit amongst die hard railway buffs, in fact, they’re almost universally known and you don’t have to be a railway fan to appreciate the allure of these world-leading rail networks. Check out these five fast and fascinating facts that will have you wanting to catch the next bullet train.

It can be difficult to think of this Japanese city and not recall that devasting day in August 1945, but the people of Hiroshima are determined to make their home a place of ‘peace and creativity’. And this is exactly what their ‘Hiroshima 2045’ future city plans have been developed towards.

Easily one of Japan’s biggest drawcards, the gorgeous Mount Fuji is a significant symbol of the country. Standing at a staggering 3,776 metres, it’s the tallest mountain in Japan, and is an active volcano sitting on an intersection of tectonic activity! Let’s delve into some fast Fuji facts!

As the continent with the largest land mass, it is no wonder Asia has so much to see and experience. From the bustling city centres to the tranquil fields of rice and tea plantations, the countries of Asia offer a myriad of cultural influences, just waiting to be explored. And travelling with a small group of up to just 20 travellers ensures you don’t miss a thing!