Asia

Truly spellbinding, this small island nation is chock-full of adventure activities like surfing and trekking and will suit any traveler’s interests with its top tourist attractions.

The northern third of the island of Borneo comprises East Malaysia which is divided into two states. To the east and sitting on the most northerly tip of the island is Sabah.

Forever associated with the world’s first atomic-bomb attack that leveled the city on 6th August 1945, Hiroshima has bounced back remarkably since then and now looks much like any other modern Japanese city.

The undisputed favorite of Indonesia’s more than 17,000 islands, Bali lives up to its reputation as the quintessential tropical paradise.

Set on the banks of the Li River, Yangshuo is a scenic resort town in southern China’s Guangxi region, known for its extraordinary scenery.

Bangkok, also known as the ‘City of Angels’, is easily one of the craziest cities you could ever set foot into.

The Malaysian paradise island of Langkawi is a perfect combination of white sandy beaches, clear turquoise waters, thick luscious jungle and mountainous landscapes.

One of the world’s most iconic cities, Kuala Lumpur, is abuzz with action.

As the former capital of the Thai Kingdom, Ayutthaya was an impressive site, with three palaces and more than 400 temples.

Although Northern Vietnam gets fewer visitors than Ho Chi Minh City and the coastal cities in the south, this is a region of the country not to be missed.

Many travelers in Southeast Asia head to the nation of Vietnam.

Located in Central Vietnam, My Son Sanctuary comprises the most extensive Cham ruins in the country.

One of the most popular and famous places to visit in Vietnam, Halong Bay has almost 2,000 karst islands and jungle-clad islets for you to explore.

Multicultural Malaysia is home to a stunning array of sights and sounds that will entice and awe any lucky visitor to this beautiful tropical country.

A paradise in the Philippines, Palawan’s charm lies in its surrounding waters.