Thailand

A visit to Southeast Asia will not be complete without traveling to this well-developed, modern yet traditional and culture-rich country. Be prepared to be mesmerized by breathtaking mountains, opulent royal palaces, or tropical beaches, and brace yourself for a memorable adventure that will linger in your mind forever. Beaches are a major draw for tourists, whether it is the beautiful Railay Beach or Pattaya Beach. You will be captivated by the grandeur of the Grand Palace in Bangkok and enthralled by the majestic elephants in their natural habitat at Khao Yai National Park. For history enthusiasts, a visit to Sukothai Old City, A UNESCO world heritage site, will be worthwhile.

Singapore

Malaysia

This multicultural country, with its cosmopolitan cities and towns, has lots to offer if you seek adventure and fun. Explore its expansive colonial palaces and buildings, get amazed by its stunning architecture or shop till you drop at shopping centres, malls, or local markets. Genting Highland is a must-visit for its crisp mountain air, casinos, and indoor and outdoor theme parks. Do try to squeeze time to visit the Gunung Mulu National Park and the surreal Penang Hill.

Cambodia

Traveling to Cambodia is fascinating because of its grand temples and ancient ruins that are steeped in history. Banlung, known for its lush green jungles, is a must-visit if you love being alone with nature. Kampot is also popular, especially for the Bokor National Park, with its lush rainforest. Take a pleasant boating ride along the river, and watch the amazing waterfalls along the route. Go to Kratie to discover the rare playful Irrawaddy dolphins in the Mekong river.

Myanmar

A delightful destination for most travellers, culture-rich Myanmar is famous for its amazing trekking routes, ancient cities, and religious sites. Ngwe Saung, the popular resort with its vast silvery coastline and beautiful white sand, is heaven for beach lovers. Visit the extraordinary Mount Kyaiktiyo, popular for its golden rock and the glided pagoda. Mrauk U, the incredible abandoned city with its delightful rural villages and the countryside, are worth a visit. Explore the scenic Lake Inle and its unusual floating villages, amazing temples, and gardens.

Laos

Amazing Laos is a must-visit if you are traveling to Southeast Asia due to the numerous attractions there. Foodies will love its delicious local cuisine, with its Indian and Thai influences. Visiting the Luang Prabang, a UNESCO world heritage site with its incredible temples and the Kuang Si waterfalls, is worthwhile. Go to Bokeo Nature Reserve, and stay in amazing tree houses that offer a panoramic view. You also must try swinging on the zip line, a popular activity here. A visit to Wat Phu, the beautiful Khmer temple, would be a good spiritual experience.

Hong Kong

When mentioning Hong Kong, the first thing that comes to anyone’s mind is luxury shopping. But apart from its numerous shopping outlets, this glamorous city has lots more to offer visitors, such as its breathtaking forest-covered mountains, ancient temples, mouthwatering dim sum, and Hong Kong Disneyland, to name a few. You must not forget to take in the city’s expansive skyline from Victoria Peak, which offers a spectacular view of the harbour, surrounding islands, and towering skyscrapers. The tall 24-feet Big Buddha statue above Po Lin monastery is another big attraction. For shopping, there is no place better than the Temple Street Night Market, where you will get everything from electronic goods, jewellery, to household items.

Macau

It is a popular travel destination that draws thousands of visitors every year. Like Las Vegas, Macau is known for its casinos that look spectacular at night when fully lit up. If you are into exploring historical places, then you will love the Historic Center of Macau, where you will find the ruins of the oldest monastery and church in China and the first Western-style theatre. To learn about the history of wines, do visit the Macau Wine Museum and ogle at the amazing wine collection. Food lovers can dig deep into the mouthwatering Macau local cuisine with Chinese and Portuguese influences. Stroll on the Hac Sa (Black Sand) beach known for its distinctive smooth black sand. For the more adventurous, bungee jumping at Macau Tower is recommended.

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