Planning a vacation to the Philippines?

Here it's a nice list of beautiful places to go in the Philippines:

Tubbataha Reefs Natural Park

Tubbataha Reefs Park is one of the most pristine places you can go in the Philippines to explore marine life. Tubbataha boasts stunning coral reefs that span over 14 miles long and offer plenty of opportunities for snorkeling and scuba diving throughout the year, though diving conditions are best between March and June.

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To get to Tubbataha Reefs, you’ll have to catch either a flight or ferry from Manila or Cebu to Puerto Princesa (Palawan). The plane is definitely the quickest way (1 hour) to get there, though the super ferry is cheaper if you're on a budget since it only costs around $30. Once you arrive in Puerto Princesa, you’ll be able to book day trips to the reefs in Tubbataha with one of the many dive operators there.

Chocolate Hills

Chocolate Hills are another wonderful natural attraction that we have to add to the list of beautiful places in Philippines. The Chocolate Hills are found in the Visaya islands and are spectacular pyramid-like grass formations scattered throughout Bohol that you won’t find anywhere else in the world.

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To get the best views of the Chocolate Hills, you’ll want to head to the town of Carmen. There, you’ll find the tourist resort of Chocolate Hills Complex, which has a climbable viewing deck that offers panoramic views of the hills.

Pagsanjan Falls

Pagsanjan Falls (Magdapio Falls) are located in Luzon and they’re no doubt one of the most popular tourist attractions in the Philippines because of the amazing scenery and water rapids.

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Pagsanjan Falls is also one of the most beautiful places in Philippines to visit for a fun day trip from Manila since you'll be able to explore caves and shoot the rapids on a bamboo canoe. If you want to enjoy a ride of Pagsanjan Falls on a dugout canoe, you’ll need to book a Pagsanjan Falls tour from Manila with local hotels and tour companies such as Tripinas and Manila Stay.

Mt. Pulag

If you’re looking for beautiful places to hike and climb in Philippines, you’ll find that Mount Pulag is one of the prettiest and most climbable mountains in the Philippines. Mt. Pulag is also one of the highest mountains in the country and the national park surrounding it it’s filled with beautiful gorges and lush forests teeming with rare species of plants and wildlife.

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To get to Mt. Pulag national park from Manila, you’ll first need to catch a bus to Baguio City (taking around 6 hours) and from there catch a jeepney or bus ride to Ambangeg (which takes around 2 hours). Saying this, it’s best to book a jeepney ride in Ambangeg since public buses don’t take you all the way to the parks's ranger station.

It costs around $16 to enter Mt. Pulag national park, and once inside the park you’ll have to hire a local tour guide for your duration of your stay in the park. To give an idea of prices, a local tour guide for up to seven people costs roughly $12 (500 Philippine pesos) for 2 days and 1 night, which is fairly inexpensive but you can only stay in the park for a maximum of 4 days and 3 nights.

Bantayan Island

Bantayan Island is easily one of the most beautiful spots in the Philippines to enjoy a beach vacation. Bantayan Island is home to pretty beach resorts such as Santa Fe which boasts shallow turquoise waters and a gorgeous white sand shoreline.

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Bantayan Island is without a question the place to go in the Philippines for soaking and relaxing under the sun during the day; while in the evening you can catch some of the most romantic views of the sunset.

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National Palace Museum, Zhishan Garden

The National Palace Museum is one of the top art museums in Taipei and one of the best places to visit in Taiwan for English-speaking visitors to learn about Chinese culture. The National Palace boasts beautiful Chinese paint collections, ceramics, and ancient Chinese calligraphy books on display.

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The National Place is that big that you can easily spend 3-4 hours there especially since the museum offers English tours and most of the exhibits are translated into English.

Taroko National Park, Sioulin Township

Taroko National Park has to be one of the most beautiful places to visit in Taiwan and one of the best spots in the country to experience the outdoors. Taroko National Park is located a couple of hours drive northwest of Hualien City and it's easily get to by car rental.

Taroko National Park boasts beautiful nature trails for hiking as well as stunning scenic roads that offer spectacular views of tunnels, temples and famous Taroko Gorge, which is simply awe-inspiring!

Mengjia Longshan Temple, Wanhua District

If you’re looking to visit ancient landmarks in Taiwan, you’ll find that the Mengjia Longshan Temple is one of the oldest places to visit in Taiwan. Mengjia Longshan Temple is also the largest and most beautiful temples in Taiwan boasting intricate decorations and stunning Chinese artworks.

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Mengjia Longshan Temple is also one of the most popular gathering spots in Taipei to celebrate the Chinese New Years. The temple is also frequented by vendors and locals, so you get a chance at mingling with the locals and seeing them go about their daily.

Jioufen

Jioufen is easily one of the most visited towns in Taiwan and one of the best places to visit in Taiwan near Taipei. The village of Jioufen is located about 45 minutes drive east of Taipei City and it’s a beautiful example of a traditional Taiwanese town.

Jioufen is definitely a very touristy place to be but if you can handle the tourist crowds you’ll enjoy spending a couple of days there seeing at night the beautifully lit up lanterns across the streets. There are also plenty of restaurants, cafes and food markets where you can enjoy souvenir shopping and sampling tasty foods.

National Revolutionary Martyrs' Shrine, Jhongshan District

National Revolutionary Martyrs' Shrine is no doubt one of the top tourist attractions in Taipei and one of the most interesting places to visit in Taiwan. National Revolutionary Martyrs' Shrine features regular military ceremonies such as hourly changing of the guard ceremony events.

Sun Moon Lake, Yuchi Nantou

If you’re looking for more beautiful places to visit in Taiwan, Sun Moon Lake should another spot to add to your itinerary. Sun Moon Lake is located in the center of Taiwan and it's around 60 minutes drive southeast of Nantou City.

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Sun Moon Lake is surrounded by lovely villages, walking trails and lovely scenery which is why the lake is such a popular tourist retreat to spend a few relaxing days during your vacation in Taiwan. You can, of course, simply visit Sun Moon Lake and enjoy a ride on the cable car and take a boat trip along the lake to soak in the beautiful views.

National Taiwan Democracy Memorial Hall, Jhongheng District

If you’re a history buff, the National Taiwan Democracy Memorial Hall should be definitely one of your top places to visit in Taiwan. Saying this, if you enjoy taking pictures or seeing the changing of the guard ceremony you’ll definitely want to pass by the National Taiwan Democracy Memorial Hall.

The National Taiwan Democracy Memorial Hall is certainly one of the top historic sites in Taiwan since the Memorial Hall to Chiang Kai-shek (founding father of Taiwan) has been erected there. The museum dedicated to Chiang Kai-shek is in the ground floor of the Memorial Hall and it’s free admission.

Danshuei District, New Taipei City

Danshuei District is without a doubt, one of the best places to visit in Taiwan to sample Taiwanese foods. Danshuei District is located about 45 minutes drive north of Taipei, but you can also get there inexpensively on the MRT. Once in Danshuei District, you’ll find hundreds of market stalls and street vendors selling all kinds of stuff.

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Before you leave Danshuei District, be sure to visit Fisherman’s Wharf in the afternoon to enjoy the beautiful sunset!

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Sukhumvit Road, Bangkok

Sukhumvit Road is one of the longest roads in the world and it’s one of the top 10 places to go in Southeast Asia for shopping. There is absolutely nothing you won’t find in Sukhumvit which is home to hundreds of small shops, street markets and shopping malls (see. 10 must see places in Bangkok)

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Sukhumvit Road is also home to many inexpensive hotels and a diverse nightlife that includes restaurants, night clubs and eye popping go go bars.

Nha Trang Coastline, Khanh Hoa Province

Nha Trang is located in Vietnam and it’s one of the top 10 places to go in Southeast Asia for a beach vacation. Nha Trang boasts an amazing coastline with pristine sandy beaches and clear waters ideal for snorkeling and diving.

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The Nha Trang coastline is one of the most touristy spots in Vietnam being home to many hotel resorts, a cool waterpark and a ton of tourist attractions such as the Alexandre Yersin Museum and the Vinpearl Cable Car, which offers lovely views of Nha Trang bay.

Petrona Twin Towers, KL

The Petrona Twin Towers are Kuala Lumpur’s top attraction and they’re truly an amazing landmark to visit in Malaysia as they are the tallest buildings in the world! The Petrona Twin Towers are definitely one of the top 10 places to go in Southeast Asia as they offer some of the most breathtaking views you’ll ever get from a man made landmark (see. top 10 places to go in Kuala Lumpur)

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Besides the amazing views from the top of the Petronas Towers, you can enjoy a guided tour of the Petronas complex, as well as dinning and shopping.

Siem Reap, Cambodia

Siem Reap is not only one of the top 10 places to go in Southeast Asia but it’s also the most popular tourist destination in Cambodia because of its many temples such as Angkor Wat, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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Angkor Wat is no doubt the centerpiece attraction in Siem Reap, though Siem Reap boasts many other great temples such as Banteay Srei and Kbal Spean that you can explore and climb while pretending to be a daring explorer like Tomb Raider or Indiana Jones!

Banaue Rice Terraces, Philippines

The famous Banaue Rice Terraces in Luzon Island are without a doubt, of the top 10 places to go in Southeast Asia. The rice terraces in Banaue are thousands of years old and are truly amazing because of the enigma surrounding their construction.

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If you’re staying in Manila, you can visit the terraces on a day trip from the capital with a guided tour. No matter where you stay in country, you’d definitely want to add the Banaue Rice Terraces to your list of tourist spots in the Philippines to visit.

Kinabalu National Park, Malaysia

Kinabalu National Park is one of the top 10 places to go in Southeast Asia for eco-tourism. Kinabalu National Park is another popular UNESCO Site in the region as it’s home to Mount Kinabalu, which is one of the tallest peaks in the world.

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Kinabalu National Park is truly a dream destination for nature enthusiasts as it’s home to amazing wildlife, birdlife and plant life such as giant the Pitcher plant, mountain squirrel, leopard cat and many more. If you’re a keen hiker, you’ll also enjoy taking a trip to the park to climb to the summit of Mt. Kinabalu.

Bagan, Mandalay Division

The ancient city of Bagan in Burma is another of the top 10 places to go in Southeast Asia to admire beautiful architecture. Bagan boasts many ruins and a myriad of stunning temples and pagodas mostly built between the 11th and 13th centuries.

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If you do plan to visit the temples in Bagan, be sure to hire a local guide or book an organized tour with companies such as Grand Lotus Tours to explore the area and visit the best temples. Bagan is truly a huge area to explore by on your own without prior knowledge, so a local guide will come in handy and will be worth every penny!

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Goryokaku Fort

Goryokaku is unarguably one of the top sites to see in Japan and also one of the most recognizable landmarks in the country because of its beautiful star-shape design. The military fort of Goryokaku is today a stunning park surrounded by thousands of cherry trees making Goryokaku fort one of the best places to see cherry blossoms in Japan.

A visit to Goryokaku Fort costs around $4 (500 yen) and it is open to the public most of the year, though the month of May is one of the best times to visit the fort because of the lovely cherry blossoms. Goryokaku fort is located in the city of Hakodate (island of Hokkaido), and it’s about 15 minutes walk from Goryokaku Koen Mae tram station.

Sannai-Maruyama

Sannai-Maruyama is located in Aomori in the Tohoku Region of Japan and is another of the top sites to see in Japan. The site of Sannai-Maruyama isn’t only over 6,000 years-old but it's also one of the most peculiar ruins in Japan because of its huge pole posts.

Sannai-Maruyama site is free entry, and the best thing is that you’re allowed to wander freely through the excavation grounds, as well as visit the on-site museum where you'll be able to see all the recovered artifacts and objects. The Sannai-Maruyama is literary located next to the Sannai-Maruyama-Iseki-mae bus stop.

Motsuji Temple Garden

Motsuji Temple Garden is one of the oldest and best preserved gardens in the country, and it’s definitely one of the top sites to see in Japan. You can see beautiful flowers and blossoming trees at Motsuji Temple Garden throughout the year such as cherry blossoms in May and lotus flowers in July.

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Motsuji Temple Garden is located in the town of Hiraizumi in the prefecture of Iwate and costs around $4 to get in. Motsuji Temple Garden is another easy-to-get-to site as it’s located a short walk from Hiraizumi Station.

Tokyo Imperial Palace

Tokyo Imperial Palace is not only one of the most popular places to go in Japan but also one of the top 10 tourist attractions in Japan. The Imperial Palace is truly an impressive landmark to visit not only for its beauty but also for its historic value being the residence of the imperial family who make special appearances throughout the year such as on New Year’s Day.

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You’re only allowed to take a guided tour of the grounds of the Imperial Palace, though admission to the Tokyo Imperial Palace is free of charge. The Imperial Palace is located around 15 minutes walk from Tokyo Station.

Hiroshima

If you’re planning to visit a few sites in Japan, Hiroshima is without a doubt one of the top sites to see in Japan that you can’t miss visiting. Hiroshima was the spot where the first atomic bomb was dropped, and its aftermath can still be appreciated today in buildings such as the “Dome” which is today just a skeleton building.

There are also many other interesting sites to visit in Hiroshima besides the “Atomic Bomb Dome” such as the Hiroshima Castle, the Peace Memorial, the Shukkeien Garden, and the Mazda Museum.

Eiheiji Temple

Eiheiji Temple is a beautiful monastery located in the outskirts of the city of Fukui which is run by Zen Buddhist monks. The temple of Eiheiji Temple is another of the of the top sites to see in Japan because visitors are allowed to book a stay at the temple (around $63 per night) and live the monks' daily routine.

The Eiheiji Temple is located in the Fukui prefecture and cost to visit is relatively inexpensive at around $4. The temple itself is about 35 minutes by bus from Fukui Station.

Enryakuji

Enryakuji is located atop Mount Hiei and it’s one of the top sites to see in Japan primarily because of the panoramic views you can get of Kyoto. Enryakuji is actually one of the most extensive and historic sites to visit in Japan as it boast many 16th century buildings such as the Great Lecture Hall, the East Pagoda and the Bell Tower.

Enryakuji offers plenty of photo opportunities and a chance to take in the pristine and calm outdoor surroundings. You can easily get to Enryakuji Site by bus or cable car from Kyoto Station or Demachiyanagi station.

Nara Old City

Nara’s old city is one of the oldest parts in the country and one of the top sites to see in Japan as it’s home to the UNESCO World Heritage sites of Heijo Palace, the Kasuga Grand Shrine, and the Kasugayama Hill Primeval Forest which boasts trees over 1000 years-old!

There are also half a dozen temples in Nara Old City which are over 1000 years old such as the Todaiji Temple which is home to a huge Bhudda statue. If you’re basing your stay in Japan in either Osaka or Kyoto, the old city of Nara is a great side trip destination as Nara is located a short drive from either city.

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Kyoto is the cultural capital of Japan and one of the best places to go in Japan to get a glimpse of 15th century Japan and learn about Japanese culture and history.

Most of the tourist attractions in Kyoto Japan are well preserved cultural sights such as temples, shrines, imperial palaces, imperial villas, Japanese gardens and teahouses, which are simple stunning!


If you’re not planning to base your vacation in Kyoto, you’ll certainly not want to miss a visit to Japan’s most historical city and spending a few days there.


There are literary hundreds of places and sights scattered throughout Kyoto, so if you’re only visiting on a day trip you'll want to know where to go first. Below it’s a nice itinerary of the main sights in Kyoto, hope you find it useful:

Kinkakuji Temple

Kinkakuji Temple, also known as the Golden Pavilion is probably the most popular of all of the tourist attractions in Kyoto Japan.

The Kinkakuji Temple is one of the most beautiful temples in Kyoto and the top half of the temple is made of pure gold. You can’t actually enter the temple but are free to walk the gardens and take plenty of pictures of the beautiful temple with its reflection on the lake.

Ryoanji Temple

Ryoanji Temple is another of the top places to visit in Kyoto and it’s only 6 minutes away from Kinkakuji Temple. At Ryoanji Temple, you can see the famed rock zen garden and the peaceful and relaxing scenery.

Katsura Imperial Villa

Katsura Imperial Villa is located about 5 miles south of Ryoanji Temple, around 20 minutes drive. The Katsura Imperial villa is another of the top tourist attractions in Kyoto Japan because you get inside access of the villa and the stunning garden.

Toji Temple

From Katsura Imperial Villa, Toji Temple is just 10 minutes drive and it's also worth passing by. This temple is the least touristy of temples in Kyoto, which is ideal since you can enjoy a nice stroll without the crowds, and admire the beautiful pagoda.

If you’re visiting Toji during the weekend, you’ll be able to also catch a crafts market where you can buy genuine Japanese ceramics and glassware.

Kiyomizudera

Kiyomizudera, also known as the Blue Water temple, is located 12 minutes drive east from Toji Temple and it’s another of the tourist attractions in Kyoto Japan that you wouldn’t want to miss.

Kiyomizudera Temple is located on large grounds featuring beautiful gardens, a waterfall and many shrines so you could easily spend a whole morning there.

Ginkakuji Temple & Hall

Ginkakuji Temple, also known as the Temple of the Silver Pavilion, is located in the heart of Kyoto, eleven minutes drive north of Kiyomizudera.

Ginkakuji is one of the most impressive temples in Kyoto, more so because of the amazing extensive collection of Golden Buddhas, which surpasses over 900 statues.

Kyoto Manga Library

If you’re a Manga enthusiast, the Kyoto Manga Library is located just a short walk from Ginkakuji Temple. The library has a large collection of Japanese Manga comics and examples of Manga drawings.

Nijo Castle

Nijo Castle is another of the top tourist attractions in Kyoto Japan, and also an extensive attraction since the castle is located on large grounds.

You can tour the inside of Nijo Castle exploring all the rooms and marvel at the beautifully decorated ceilings and screens, as well as wandering around the beautiful gardens.

Kyoto Imperial Palace

Kyoto Imperial Palace is also located in the heart of Kyoto, around 5 minutes drive from Nijo Castle. You can take a guided tour of the Imperial Palace grounds, though the actual palace is off-limits, you can still get an awe-inspiring feeling.

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Located in the countryside of Thailand, north of Bangkok, Chiang Mai is one of the best places to visit in Thailand to enjoy all kind of  tours to explore the stunning natural surroundings.

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Apart from exploring the beautiful scenery surrounding the city, Chiang Mai is truly a city of many religious temples, and there is, in fact, well over 200 Buddhist temples that you can visit, though Wat Phra Singh, Wat Chedi Luang and Wat Chiang Man (pictured) are three of the most beautifully decorated ones.

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Other popular things to do in Chiang Mai include visiting popular tourist sights like Chiang Mai old town, doing some shopping at the Night Market and exploring the vibrant nightlife. Below are other things you can do during your vacation in Chiang Mai:

Hiking

Exploring the outdoors is definitely one of the top things to do in Chiang Mai and the good news is that you don’t have to venture far out from Chiang Mai city center to do this.

In fact, if you love the outdoors and would like to enjoy some hiking, but don’t fancy doing a trekking tour or hiking excursion into the interior of northern Thailand, Doi Suthep National Park is the next best place to experience the natural scenery.

Doi Suthep National Park is just 30 minutes drive west of Chiang Mai old town and offers many hiking trails which lead to other attractions such as Wat Phra That Doi Suthep Buddhist temple and Chiang Mai zoo.

Shopping

Shopping is, undoubtedly, one of the top things to do in Chiang Mai not only because of the shopping experience, but also the people.

Chiang Mai markets offer a great opportunity to mingle and soak in traditional Thai culture by watching and interacting with people there.

There are many markets in Chaing Mai but the ones located around Chaing Mai old town such as Ton Payom market, Thanin market, Muang Mai market and Ton Lamyai market are some of the best markets to find real bargains.

The Night Market or Night Bazaar is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Chiang Mai and probable the best place in Chiang Mai to enjoy the ultimate traditional Thai shopping experience.

The Night Market is a great place to meet other tourists and the market boasts hundreds of stalls selling anything you can think of.

The Night Market is located outside of Chiang Mai old town, though it’s a short 20 minute walk east of Wat Chedi Luang temple.

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Chiang Mai Night Safari

If you’re looking for things to do in Chiang Mai with kids and teenagers, you can’t miss a visit to the Night Safari.

If you’ve been to Singapore Zoo night safari, Chiang Mai night safari is twice its size and has many more areas and habitats where you can see white tigers, rhinos, etc.

Tiger Kingdom

Tiger Kingdom is another cool attraction the whole family can do, and being located right outside of Chiang Mai center, it makes for a great day trip.

If you love tigers, you’ll see all kinds of Tigers, small and big, and you will have the opportunity to hug a baby tiger, which is a an experience you’ll never forget!

Trekking Excursions

Chiang Mai is the gateway to Northern Thailand’s mountains so it’s one of the best places to base to enjoy trekking excursions, which often include river rafting tours and elephant rides.

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Chiang Mai moat is also one of the best preserved moats in Asia and one of the longest. The moat surrounds Chiang Mai old town and exploring its fronts on a tuk tuk (motor-cab) ride is one of the top things to do in Chiang Mai.

You can enjoy tours of Chiang Mai temples with a guide, though Wat Chiang Man and Wat Phra Singh are two of the oldest Buddhist temples in the city boasting a rich and interesting history.

You can also enjoy fun bike tours from Chiang Mai to Wiang Kum Kham to explore the ruins, as well as the villages, the wonderful Thai countryside and its people along the way.

Regarding tours, you can enjoy self-guided tours if you wish to, but if you’re traveling to Chiang Mai for the first time, it’s best to go with a tour operator since they’ll know the area.

You can easily book tours and arrange them with your hotel concierge or wherever guest-house you’ll be staying at.

Nightlife & Entertainment

Exploring the nightlife is another of the top things to do in Chiang Mai, and you’ll be surprised to learn how laid-back Chiang Mai really is with a welcoming and relaxed gay scene.

Chiang Mai does draw a mixture of straight, families and gay couples with many European and American expats living in the city as well.

There are all kinds of bars and discos from traditional Thai establishments and International bars to gay bars, go go bars, Karaoke bars and gay discos which are found along Loi Kroh Road, near the Night Market.

Entertainment-wise, you can check out traditional Thai dancing and music at the Galare Centre, where you’ll find more bars and popular international fast food joints.

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There is no doubt that Jakarta is the heart and soul of Indonesia and one of the most exciting places to visit in Southeast Asia to enjoy an electrifying nightlife and shopping experience.


Whether you are visiting Jakarta on a stop-over trip to Bali, or visiting Jakarta on a long vacation, you’ll find plenty interesting places to visit and things to do in Jakarta besides shopping. Have fun!

Merdeka Square

Historic Merdeka Square is Jakarta’s most important square and one of the top tourist sights in the city to visit because of other nearby attractions such as Merdeka Palace, Istiqlal Mosque and the National Museum of Indonesia.

In the heart of Merdeka Square, you’ll find the famed National Monument (pictured) surrounded by beautiful sculptured carved works depicting the history of Indonesia.

Inside the base of the National Monument, you’ll find the National History Museum and the Hall of Independence, both great places to learn about Indonesian history.

The square is also the focal point in the city at night when the National Monument is lit up. Within the vicinity, you'll also many landmarks, statues, parks such as West Merdeka Park where you can witness fun events like the fountain water show.

Taman Park

Taman Park, also known as Mini Indonesia Indah, is another of the places to visit in Jakarta Indonesia where everyone can have a fun day out.

Taman Park is one of the largest green areas in the city and a great place to unwind, do some bird-spotting and enjoy a picnic while taking in the lovely scenery.

The park also boasts the popular Indonesia Miniature Park where you can get a nice scaled overview of places in Indonesia such as Sumatra and Borneo. Within the park, you’ll also find many museums, an IMAX theatre and an Aquarium.

Jakarta Old Town

Jakarta Old Town is another of the places to visit in Jakarta Indonesia where you’ll find many more interesting tourist sights such as the Jakarta Kota Station and Jakarta Old Port.

Jakarta’s old port – Sunda Kelapa - is a great place to visit in itself because of the 12th century wooden ships and the port’s lookout tower, which offers great views of the port and the area around.

In Jakarta old town, you can also marvel at Dutch colonial-style buildings and visit many interesting places such as the Maritime museum, Jakarta History Museum and the Wayang museum which features a cool collection of puppets and dolls.

The Jakarta history museum is also worth passing by, as you can see more interesting pre-colonial and colonial artifacts and items such as old maps, stone tablets, paintings, swords, etc.

Jakarta Ancol Dreamland

If you’re traveling to Jakarta with the family and are looking for things to do in Jakarta with kids and teenagers, there is no better place to do this than at Jakarta’s largest recreation park – Ancol Dreamland.

Ancol Dreamland is located on the north coast of Jakarta overlooking the beautiful Java Sea, and it's a massive complex boasting a theme park, a Sea World, an aquarium and a fun Gondola cable car system which you can use to get around the recreation park and enjoy great views.

Jakarta’s Chinatown

If you’re looking to buy cheap CD’s, cameras and gadgets in general, Jakarta’s Chinatown in Glodok (Jakarta’s old town) is one of the best places to visit in Jakarta Indonesia to find all kind of cheap electronic goods.

Tanah Abang

Tanah Abang district is one the most upmarket areas in Jakarta and it’s a popular place to enjoy high end shopping and fine dining.

Not far from Tanag Abang Station, you’ll find Plaza Indonesia shopping mall and Grand Indonesia mall which are both home to fine restaurants, Sogo department stores, and designer boutiques such as Versace and Gucci.

Tanag Abang is also home to the popular Tanag Abang textile market where you can shop for genuine Indonesian textiles like carpets and clothes.

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There is no doubt that Singapore is a shopping haven and it’s one of the best vacation spots in Asia to shop ‘til you drop, especially at VivoCity shopping center, which is the largest shopping mall in Singapore.


Having said this, Singapore isn't just shopping malls as you can enjoy a more traditional shopping experience at one of the many Singapore flea-markets and grab yourself very good bargains.

Besides shopping, there is a lot more on offer to do such as visiting museums, cool exhibition centres, the zoo, concerts and sporting events.

Whether you're visiting Singapore on a day trip from Malaysia or are staying in Singapore for a long vacation, you'll find a ton of places in Singapore to visit, besides shopping malls!

Marina Bay

Marina Bay is located around 10 minutes drive south of Singapore city center and it’s a popular spot in Singapore for attending major events such as National Day parade and the New Years Eve countdown held at “The Float” – the largest floating platform in the world.

Marina Bay also boasts many entertainment options and things to do such as shopping at Marina Centre which boasts over five shopping malls and take a stroll along the waterfront promenade to enjoy the beautiful views of the bay.

Along the Waterfront, you’ll also find fun attractions for kids such as dancing water jets and Marina Bay City Gallery which has interesting interactive exhibits with cool visual effects.

National Museum of Singapore

If you’re looking for things to do with teenagers and kids in Singapore, the National Museum of Singapore is one of the best places in Singapore to learn about the history of Singapore in a cool fashion.

The museum is located by Dhoby Ghaut MRT Station and provides interesting audio guides and engaging gallery rooms where you can also learn about Singaporeans way of life back then.

Bugis Junction

If you’re looking to grab cheap goods and don’t mind bargaining, there is no better place in Singapore for this than at Bugis Junction (Bugis MRT Station), near Parkview Square.

Bugis Junction is home to many Singapore traditional markets such as the popular Bugis Village where you can grab absolutely cheap electronics, jewelry and leather goods.

Sentosa Island

Sentosa Island is another of the popular places in Singapore to visit and stay with the whole family because of the Resorts World Sentosa which boasts many tourist attractions and amenities such as the Universal Studios Singapore theme park, casinos, luxury hotels and restaurants.

Apart from the Universal Studios, Sentosa Island offers more cool attractions such as an Observation Platform, a Butterfly Park, an Oceanarium, a 4-Dimensional theater, an adventure park and, even, a Fort where you can see on display a collection of artillery guns, as well as bunkers and tunnels.

If you’re traveling with kids, Sentosa Island is definitely one of the best places in Singapore for kids and teenagers to visit.

Orchard Road District

Orchard Road is one of the most popular shopping roads in Singapore because of the many multistory shopping centers, upscale restaurants, coffee places, bars and luxury hotels.

One of the largest shopping malls in Orchard Road District is the massive Takashimaya shopping center.

If you’re traveling to Singapore for the first time, Orchard Road is definitely one of the best places to hang out and stay because of the many tourist and variety of entertainment options.

Singapore Zoo & Night Safari

Singapore Zoo is probably one of the best zoos in Southeast Asia and one of the best places in the world to see animals in their real habitat.

The zoo is located around 30 minutes drive north west of Singapore city center, and it is another popular thing to do in Singapore with kids because of fun activities on offer like feeding the animals, elephants shows and orangutan tours.

Night Safari is another popular zoo attraction and it’s the closest thing you get to an authentic African-style safari.

The Nigth Safari is one of the most fun things to do in Singapore, and you can do it on both foot and tram, so you get the chance to get up-close to the animals.

Raffles Place

If you’re looking for more sightseeing opportunities, things to see and places to visit within Singapore city center, Ruffles Place is another of the places in Singapore to visit for this.

In Raffles Place, you’ll find plenty of skyscrapers such as the ones on UOB Plaza and Republic Plaza, the Singapore Exchange and the Asian Civilization Museum, as well as the mascot of Singapore – Merlion (pictured) – located in Merlion Park.

Singapore Chinatown

Singapore Chinatown is one of the best places in Singapore to visit to enjoy the popular night market experience and tasting all kinds of yummy foods.

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Chinatown is certainly a popular shopping place in Singapore to find great bargains, but it’s also a great tourist attraction because of the pre-colonial buildings and landmarks such as Sri Mariamman Temple, which is Singapore’s oldest Hindu temple.

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Do you only have a few days to spare in Bangkok?

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If you’re basing your vacation somewhere else in Thailand but are planning to visit Bangkok, there are many interesting places to visit and a ton of things to do in Bangkok besides shopping. Below it’s my list of 10 must see places in Bangkok that you don’t want to miss!

1. Bangkok National Museum

If you’re visiting Thailand looking to learn about Thai culture and old Thai traditions, the National Museum is one of the best places for this.

You can easily spend half a day at this attraction alone visiting the different buildings and exhibition halls, and the best thing is that guided tours are free of charge and are offered in different languages.

2. Bangkok’s Chinatown

Bangkok’s Chinatown is definitely one of the 10 must see places in Bangkok, especially if you’re looking to enjoy a bit of gambling, gold and antique shopping.

The Chinatown in Bangkok, is without a doubt, one of the best place in the city to get some good deals on gold as there are hundreds of gold shops on this district alone.

If you’re not intending to do any gambling or gold shopping, Bangkok’s Chinatown is a still a great place to visit for sightseeing because of the Golden Buddha, which is made of solid gold.

3. Khao San Road

Khao San Road (Thanon Khao San) is located around 20 minutes walk from Bangkok’s National Museum, and it’s one of the best places to go in Bangkok to find all kind of inexpensive and genuine traditional Thai crafts like candles, lamps, paintings and Buddha statues.

Khao San Road is also popular stop for people backpacking around the world because of the cheap and cheerful accommodation opportunities.

There are also a few sightseeing opportunities within Khao San Road vicinity such as Democracy Monument and various temples (Wats) such a Wat Suthat and Wat Saket.

4. Temple of Reclining Buddha

The Temple of Reclining Buddha (Wat Pho) is another of the 10 must see places in Bangkok as it houses the most stunning and largest reclining Buddha in the world.

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Apart from the massive statue of the reclining Buddha, the Temple of the Reclining Buddha grounds boast other interesting attractions and things to do such as marveling at hundreds of Buddha’s bronze statues, various sizes of Chedis, bell towers and beautiful pagodas scattered throughout the complex. At the end, you can also enjoy one of the famed traditional Thai massages.

5. Grand Palace

The Grand Palace (pictured) - Wat Phra Kaew - is one of the most popular attractions in the city and historic symbol of Thailand and Thai culture.

The Grand Palace is one of the best examples of Thai temples in Bangkok and there is so much to do and see apart from the Palace itself that you’ll most certainly want to hire a tour guide to speed things up and to know exactly where to go.

Another of the Grand Palace’s complex attractions it’s the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, which is a stunning temple for photo opportunity because of the beautiful gold decorations.

6. Thonburi

A visit to Thonburi district can be easily the highlight of a trip to Bangkok and it’s one of the 10 must see places to see in Bangkok, if you’re looking to soak in the feel of old Bangkok

Thonburi is located on the other side of the river and has remained pretty much the same until today so it retains that traditional and unspoiled charm with old wooden houses and stilt houses.

Apart from river boat tours, Thonburi district is also the place where you can enjoy one of the famed Bangkok boat tour of the old canals.

7. Royal Barge National Museum

Royal Barge National Museum is another good place to learn a bit about Thai culture and it has on display royalty barges used by the Thai royal family.

The Royal Barge museum is located directly across the river from the Bangkok National Museum, and it’s another river-side attraction like the Temple of Dawn that you can stop at on a river boat tour.

8. Jim Thompson House

Jim Thompson House is located around 20 minutes walk east of Chinatown, and it's worth a visit if you're into antique artifacts.

If you’re a fan of tours and fancy doing another interesting tour, you can take enjoy a guided tour of Jim Thompson house and marvel at absolutely stunning collections of antique porcelains and silks, and learn about the life of Jim Thompson’s and the silk industry in Thailand.

9. Museum of Imaging Technology

The Museum of Imaging Technology is located at the science faculty of Chulalongkorn University, and it's not far from Jim Thompson House.

The museum is open to everyone and it’s worth checking out if you’re in the area as it houses interesting exhibits on photo techniques.

10. Lumphini Park

Lumphini Park is located adjacent the Bangkok Public Library, and it’s one of the few green areas in Bangkok where you can relax and unwind and get away from the large crowds.

You can enjoy a stroll, a picnic by the grass or hire a paddleboat and enjoy a fun trip along the lake.

Lumphini Park is also a great place to catch and join special events such as ceremonies performed by the statue of Rama IV, as well as morning Thai Chi exercises.

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Traveling to Beijing China this year and are wondering about top attractions? Below, I put together a list of top 10 places in Beijing, you wouldn’t want to miss for the world!

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1. Tienanmen Square

The largest public square in the world, Tienanmen Square is the soul and heart of the city and one of the top 10 must see places in Beijing.

The square itself boats many interesting attractions and landmarks such as:

- the Chairman Mao's Mausoleum
- the Monument to the Peoples Heroes
- the Great Hall of the People
- the Museum of History where you can learn about Chinese history, the Chinese Revolution and see fine examples of Chinese artifacts.

To appreciate how breathtaking Tienanmen Square truly is, head to the top floor of the Great Hall to enjoy the amazing views of the square.

Tiananmen Square is also the venue of most major events in Beijing such as National Day when the Square is decorated with spectacular and beautiful floral decorations.

2. Forbidden City

Beijing boasts another world title – the Forbidden City (pictured) – the largest and oldest palace in the world.

The Forbidden City is adjacent Tiananmen Square and it’s another of the top 10 must see places in Beijing and one of the most historic symbols of Chinese history that you don’t want to miss immersing into.

You’d want to allow 4-5 hours of your itinerary at the Forbidden City to explore each corner of the complex, as well as the inside of the Royal Palaces to see where the queen and king lived.

3. Fragrant Hills Park

Fragrant Hills Park is located outside of the heart of Beijing, around 30 minutes drive west of Tienanmen Square, and it’s a great day trip from the city, especially if you want to escape the large crowds.

Fragrant Hills Park is one of the most amazing public parks in Beijing, being located at the foot of the mountains. This park offers a chance to soak in amazing natural scenery and a few tourist sights such as old pavilions and pagodas like the Pagoda of the Zongjing Monastery.

From the park, you can hike up to the top of peak, or better still, you can take the cable car to the top to enjoy breathtaking views along the way.

If you’re visiting Fragant Hills, you may also add to your itinerary a visit to the nearby:

- Biyun Temple (Temple of the Azure Cloud)
- Wofosi Temple (Temple of the Reclining Buddha)
- The Beijing Botanical Garden.

4. Wangfujing Street

Wangfujing Street is located just a few minutes walk from the Forbidden City, and it’s one of the best places in Beijing to shop til you drop!

If you’ve been to Oxford Street in London, Wangfujing Street is the most famous shopping street in the city and also the busiest pedestrian street.

On this street, you’ll find all the most renowned department stores such as Beijing Department Store and Shengxifu Hat Store.

Wangfujing Street is also one of the top 10 must see places in Beijing because of the Night Market where you can enjoy all kinds of food tastings and Chinese delicacies such as fried insects.

5. Zhongguancun Street

Designer clothes aren’t the only thing Beijing is known for. If you’re into your gadgets, or are a tech buff, there is no better place to buy electronics than on the technology hub - Zhongguancun Street – located in Haidian District.

In Zhongguancun Street, you’ll find many small shops, the amazing Hongguancun Plaza shopping mall, and the popular Dinghao and Zhonghai electronic markets where you can get some seriously cheap electronic items such a memory cards and digital cameras.

6. Yonghe Temple

Known as the ‘Lama Temple’, Yonghe Temple is one of the best examples of Buddhist/Chinese temples in China.

Yonghe Temple is located in the heart of the city, yet it feels like miles away at the same time because of the peaceful atmosphere.

Yonghe Temple is one of the most under-the-radar attractions in Beijing but if you’re looking to see a genuine Buddhist temple, this is one not to miss!

You’ll be able to relax in complete peacefulness, while marvelling and exploring the temple’s multiple halls such as the Harmony and Peace Hall where you’ll find bronze statues of Buddha similar to the ones in Hong Kong, though not as big as the Great Buddha statue in Japan.

7. Beijing Bell and Drum Towers

Beijing Bell and Drum Towers lie not from the Forbidden City and are another important historic symbol in Chinese history and a fantastic attraction not to be missed.

Before clocks were invented, bells and drums were the way to keep time in ancient China. Both towers are located opposite each other and from their top floors you can get really good views of Beijing.

Apart from the views and learning about the Chinese time system, you can see the world’s largest drum and attend the Drumming performance at the Drum Tower. The performance is truly awe inspiring!

8. Beijing Zoo

The Beijing Zoo is located just outside of Beijing’s city center and it’s a joy to visit, especially if you’re traveling with small kids.

You can spend a fun day at the zoo seeing all kinds of animals such as the popular Giant Pandas and other endangered animals such as Siberian tigers.

There is also a massive statue of a rock-carved Tiger which offers a great photo opportunity, and you can also enjoy fun dolphin and sea lion shows at the zoo at the ocean hall.

9. Acrobats Show

A visit to Beijing wouldn’t be complete without attending one of the Beijing cultural attractions such as the Acrobatics Show at Tiandi Theatre or Cahoyang Theatre.

If you’re looking for fun things to do in Beijing the evening, attending the acrobats show has to be one of them.

You’ll see flying acrobats performing some of the most daring acts you’ll ever see such as ten acrobats riding a single bicycle.

10. Ming Dynasty Tombs Site

The Ming Dynasty Tombs Site is located in the Changping district, around 45 minutes drive north of the heart of Beijing.

The Ming Tombs Site is another of the top 10 must see places in Beijing and an excellent day trip opportunity from Beijing proper.

At the Site, you’ll see a huge stone memorial archway, various pavilions with stone statues and the tombs, though only three are open for public-viewing.

The Dingling Tomb is one of them, and at the Site you’ll find the Dingling Museum, which houses all of the artifacts excavated from the tomb such as a dragon robe and a gold crown amongst other artifacts.

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Looking for top 10 places to see in Hong Kong China?

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There are literary hundreds of places to visit in Hong Kong worthy of a spot on any top 10 list, though the following list include some of the must see places and attractions that you wouldn’t want to miss seeing in Hong Kong. I hope you enjoy it!

1. Victoria Harbour

Victoria Harbour gets the number one spot on my list of top 10 places to see in Hong Kong because of the stunning panoramic views you get of Hong Kong Island (pictured) impressive skyline, especially at night when all the buildings are lighted up.

At night, you can also watch the amazing Symphony of Lights event from the harbour..

Victoria Harbour is also a great place to relax while seeing all kind ships and boats, and the best thing about this attraction is that it won’t cost you a penny!

2. Victoria Peak (The Peak)

Victoria Peak is located across Victoria Harbour on the Island of Hong Kong and it’s on my list of top 10 places to see in Hong Kong because of the memorable and breathtaking views you'll get of Victoria Harbour, the surrounding islands and central Hong Kong.

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Apart from enjoying the fascinating views, The Peak boast a shopping mall - Peak Tower -, restaurants and a beautiful Chinese style garden – Victoria Peak Garden – which is one of the best vantage points on The Peak.

You can access The Peak by bus or taxi, but riding on the funicular is what makes the trip to The Peak memorable, the views you’ll get along the way are priceless!

3. Hong Kong Museum of History

The Hong Kong Museum of History should be high on your list of thing to do in Hong Kong, even if you’re not a fun of museums.

This museum is simply brilliant and one of the best places to learn and get an insight of Hong Kong’s history.

This place is for everyone, and war buffs will definitely enjoy visiting the Hong Kong Museum because of the sections on the Opium Wars and the British occupation.

4. Lantau Island

Lantau Island is one of the largest of the Hong Kong Islands and one of the top 10 places to see in Hong Kong because of the many fun attractions such as Hong Kong Disneyland and the Npong Ping cable car.

Apart from fun attractions like Disneyland, Lantau Island also boast many other tourist sights and things to see such as:

-Po Lin Monastery & Tian Tan Buddha – home to many Buddha statues and the giagantic Big Buddha bronze statue measuring over 80 feet high.

-Tai O town – home to 300 year-old stilt houses and fishing boats

-Tung Chung Fort – home to old granite cannons and arched gateways

-Trappist Haven Monastery –famous for producing the Trappist Milk

-Cheun Sha Beach – longest beach in Lantau Island

-Sunset Peak – the second largest peak in Hong Hong Kong

5. Nathan Road & Temple Street

Nathan Road & Temple Street are located just a short walk from the Hong Kong Museum of History and are two places not to miss in HK, especially if you’re visiting Hong Kong exclusively for the shopping.

Nathan Road boasts hundreds of small shops, markets and shopping malls, as well as lovely eateries where you can try out the famous dimsum and other delicacies.

Temple Street also boasts many shops and eateries but the beauty of this street is that many of these shops are hidden on the back roads.

Temple Street is also the place to come if you want to buy traditional Chinese medicines, and enjoy a bit of night shopping at the famed night markets.

6. Hong Kong Observatory

The Hong Kong Observatory is adjacent the Hong Kong Museum of History and if you are visiting this museum for the educational aspect, you’ll find that the observatory is just as educational and worthy of a visit.

The observatory offers guided tours but you need to arrange them in advance. The tours last a good two hours during which you will learn about the technology behind weather forecast and how forecasts are made. A really cool place to visit, if you ask me!

7. Old Stanley Police Station

The Old Stanley Police Station is located on the southern shore of Hong Kong Island and it was built by the British. The Old Stanley Police Station is a great example of colonial architecture in HK and it is another of the top 10 places to see in Hong Kong being also the oldest police station.

8. Causeway Bay

Causeway Bay is located directly across Victoria Harbour on the northern shore of Hong Kong island and it’s one of the best places in the island to find shopping opportunities and vibrant nightlife.

The bay is home to the Wan Chai ‘Entertainment’ district which boasts a red-light district as well as strip joints.

Apart from entertainment, you can find other tourist sights such as:

-Noonday Gun event - Noonday Gun is another popular tourist sight and one of the top 10 places to see in Hong Kong. It was a tradition started during British rule and it’s an event still continued today where the gun is fired at noon.

-Statue of Queen Victoria at Victoria Park - Victoria Park is one of the most beautiful parks in Hong Kong and a popular place to be during Chinese New Years. You can enjoy lots of recreational activities and enjoy some sightseeing such as the statue of Queen Victoria.

9. Hong Kong Wetland Park

Wetland Park is located on the western shore of Hong Kong, further from most of the attractions in Hong Kong central area, but it's still worth a trip, especially if you love nature, or want to get away from the large crowds.

Wetland Park is lovely place to see flora and fauna such as crocodiles and learn about them.

There are different habitats that you can explore and see wildlife in their element, and you can also enjoy bird spotting from the bird watch tower located at the park.

10. Snoopy’s World

Visiting Snoopy’s World is one of the nicest attractions and things to do with kids you can do in Hong Kong. Even, if you’re not traveling with kids (grown-ups can have fun too!), a visit to Hong Kong wouldn’t somewhat feel right without visiting Snoopy’s World.

If you’re traveling with little ones, or are looking for things to do in Hong Kong with kids, be sure to add Snoopy’s World to your top 10 places to see in Hong Kong!

Snoopy’s World is located at New Town Plaza III and it is like no other place you’ll ever visit, and it’s truly a world of its own. You’ll see many of snoopy’s character friends like Charlie Brown and the famed yellow school bus.

There are also plenty of playgrounds and fun things to do to keep you busy at Snoopy’s World for a whole day, and you’ll be able to purchase Snoopy’s collectable items.

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