Here are the best places to find curated travel itineraries in Asia, grouped by type so you can pick what fits your style (self-plan, small-group, private/custom, or bookable experiences):

1. Established travel publishers — great for curated, day-by-day sample itineraries and region-by-region planning.

• Lonely Planet (destination guides + ready-made itineraries and route ideas). (lonelyplanet.com)
• National Geographic Travel (in-depth destination features and suggested routes). (nationalgeographic.com)
• Condé Nast Traveler / Travel + Leisure (city and regional itineraries, inspiration for slower/luxe travel). (cntraveler.com)

2. Small-group & adventure tour operators — pick a ready-made itinerary you can join (good when you want logistics handled).

• G Adventures (numerous Asia departures and full 1–30+ day itineraries). (gadventures.com)
• Intrepid Travel (small‑group/adventure itineraries across South, SE and East Asia). (intrepidtravel.com)

3. Bespoke / tailor-made specialists — sample itineraries to inspire a fully customized trip (useful for families, luxury or complex multi-country trips).

• Audley Travel (sample route ideas that advisors adapt into custom trips). (audleytravel.com)

4. Local-expert marketplaces and private guides — great for highly local, customizable day-by-day plans and private guides.

• ToursByLocals (local guides create fully customizable private itineraries/half‑ or full‑day tours across Asia). (toursbylocals.com)
• Context Travel (expert-led, scholar-guided private walks and day itineraries in many Asian cities). (contexttravel.com)
• Withlocals (local hosts who offer personalized city and food tours; you can request 100% custom itineraries). (withlocals.com)

5. Activity & day‑tour marketplaces — pick and piecemeal activities to assemble your own curated itinerary.

• GetYourGuide and Viator — huge catalogs of bookable experiences, day trips and multi-day tours across Asia (useful to fill a sample itinerary with bookable items). (getyourguide.jp)

6. Independent itinerary builders, blogs and user collections — practical sample routes, budgets and “what to do each day.”

• Popular travel blogs (e.g., Nomadic Matt) and sites like Guide (Guide.com) publish tested multi-day itineraries and city plans — useful for budget and solo-traveler perspectives. (nomadicmatt.com)

7. Planning tools & maps — turn inspiration into a day-by-day plan you can edit and share.

• Use Google Travel / KAYAK Trips / Sygic Travel / Rome2rio to map routes, travel times and combine sample days into a full trip (these help convert curated itineraries into workable plans). (general tool suggestion — verify specific features on each site.)

How to use these together (quick workflow)

• Start with a trusted publisher or blog for a 7–14 day sample route (Lonely Planet, NatGeo, Condé Nast). (lonelyplanet.com)
• Compare similar itineraries from small-group operators (G Adventures, Intrepid) to see what’s realistic day‑to‑day and what’s included. (gadventures.com)
• For local depth or private experiences, plug days into ToursByLocals / Context / Withlocals to hire an expert or customize a day. (toursbylocals.com)
• Book specific activities through GetYourGuide/Viator and finalize logistics in a trip planner app. (getyourguide.jp)

If you want, tell me: the country/region in Asia and trip length you’re planning and I’ll recommend 2–3 curated itineraries (one self-guided, one small‑group, one bespoke/local‑guide option) and links to compare them.