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Our team is proud and thrilled to announce the launch of a new accessible destination: Myamar!

Myanmar is probably the most fascinating and authentic destination of South East Asia.

Formerly named “Burma”, this country has recently opened its doors to tourism. Locals are eager to meet travelers: their friendliness will enrich your trip with exquisite encounters!

The cultural heritage of Myanmar offers an amazing variety of stupas, temples and pagodas to visit.

You will be amazed by the great diversity of landscapes.

For nearly 5 years, Roll in Asia offers and organizes adapted tour for handi-travelers accross Asian countries. Our adventure started with Vietnam, then Cambodia, India and Sri Lanka. In 2019, Roll in Asia has extended to a new destination: Japan. 

We offer 3 itineraries from 9 to 12 days on spot to bring you in one of the most fascinating country in the world. 

This summer, Roll in Asia was pleased to bring a loyal group of handi travelers to explore the great island of Sri Lanka, formerly  named Ceylan.

This french group was composed of 5 wheelchair users and their carer. They have visited the island wiith all its great sites and rich culture. 

This year and for the 3rd edition, Roll in Asia team has hosted more travelers during the summers months for adapted holidays dedicated to less mentally able travelers. Roll in Asia has cooperated with different travel agencies and associations from France and Australia: La Pierre et le Sable, Acces Aventure, EPAL, Alisa 35 and Discovery Holidays. All travelers have had the chance to tour in Vietnam, to visit many places and participate in plenty of different activities thanks to the dynamism and enthusiasm of everyone. 

The Vietnamese art of the water puppet is a cultural exprience not to be missed during your stay in Hanoi. The show is performed every evening within the Bong Sen Theater. With traditional live music in the background, the puppets are brought to life to tell stories about the daily traditional Vietnamese life. The stories are easily understandable for all. The puppets are made of lacquered wood and represent fishermen, farmers, emperors, servants, animals, etc.

From the 15th until the 24th of June, Roll in Asia has welcome travelers from Epal association: 3 polyhandicapped travelers traveling along with their 2 carers. They have visited the Northern region of Vietnam. 

Those intrepid travellers have enjoyed the greatly diversified tour program: visit fo the dynamic and bustling old town of Hanoi, cultural visits, gastronomic explorations, locals markets, roof top cocktails and many great encounters!

A fantastic week for all of us! 

In central Vietnam the charming UNESCO city of Hoi An, will amaze you with all its lanterns lightening from sunset and its pedestrian old town. 

Along with a passionate specialist of Vietnamese gastronomy, enjoy this street food tour; but not only... during 3 hours you will learn plenty about the wonderful little town of Hoi An, its history, its culture and of course its restaurants offering on their menus a large range of traditional culinary specialties with unique flavors !

It's new, it's great and it's for free !!!

Indigo is a deep and vibrant blue shade, part of the 7 colors of the rainbow (between the blue and the purple). The natural indigo colors is made from the plant “Indigofera” which is cultivated in the warm regions of Asia, but also in America and Africa. In Vietnam, the Indigo is mainly used to dye fabrics in blue while in India the Indigo is largely used to paint walls.