Singapore

Singapore has been an upcoming tourist destination and has been satisfying an increasing number of global travellers since the past decade. It provides a satisfying family vacation where there is something exciting for all age groups. Excellent public transport is an easy way to commute around Singapore, and there are many luxury hotels and comfortable homestays to suit your convenience.

Visit the Colonial District in Downtown Singapore to get a real flavour of the local cuisine. There are many other places to explore like the Sentosa Islands, the Singapore Zoological Gardens, Bukit Timah and the central catchment area. The surrounding islands offer tourists to feel one step closer to nature and explore some incredible beaches along. Singapore is home to diverse cultures and is a rising civilization of the highest decree.

Kaula Lumpur

The capital city of Malaysia is an amalgamation of beaming skyscrapers, natural wonders and colonial architecture. It is a surprise to see all the things that this city has to offer. The city is sectioned into various districts, the most famous being the Golden Triangle comprising of KLCC, Bukit Bintang and Chinatown. It is also home to the world’s tallest skyscrapers, The Petronas Twin Towers.

Taxies are an easy and cheap way to get around this colourful city. There are many beautiful natural enclosements one can visit like the Taman Negara National Park, hill resorts like Cameron Highlands, Genting Highlands and the Fraser’s Hill. The Batu Caves and the Krau Game Reserve Elephant Sanctuary are also an amazing getaway when in Kuala Lumpur. Get blown with amazing gastronomic and shopping experiences around the Central Park and have an adventure at the Sunway Lagoon Theme Park. Kuala Lumpur offers the complete centre for a family vacation destination all year around.

Manila

From Maynilad to Maynila and now Manila is the capital and a chief city of the Philippines. This city has been an upcoming centre of industrialization for the past four centuries and also shelters the most important ports and harbours of the country. Although the city is now a victim of pollution, rising population and traffic congestion, there are many reasons that would make Manila for a great holiday destination.

Bisected by the River Pasig the city is divided into 6 main administrative divisions. There are many architectural wonders that comprise of modern designed houses in Ermita and Malate, various churches and the Manila Cathedral. The Sunken Garden in the City Hall hosts many carnivals and festivals and are a sight for sore eyes. Enjoy a river cruise by the Manila Bay and shop till you drop at the Nayong Pilipino, Makati Commercial Centre and the Cubao Area.

Bangkok

The capital city of Thailand is famous for its nightlife and other entertainment arenas. The cosmopolitan city is one of the most visited destinations in Asia. There is plenty to do here including vibrant street markets, temples and jungles that wait to be explored. Bangkok is built around canals and the Chao Phraya River and is an example of great architectural city planning. Colour coded taxis and massive public transit are very convenient when getting around.

Take a ferry across the Chao Phraya River and explore some exclusive boutiques and French food at the Chatuchak Market. A city full of markets can never leave you with free time. Explore the night market at Phraram 9 MRT station, Asiatique and JJ Green. There are many parks and recreational spaces to take you away from the hustling city life like the Lumphini Park in Silom and the Benjasiri Park. There are more than a dozen amazing temples and shrines that do deserve a visit like the Wat Phra Kaew, What Pho, Wat Mangkon Kamalawat, Wat Bang Phra and the Wat Traimit.

Phuket

Phuket is a southern province of Thailand and consist of one large and 32 other smaller islands around its coast. It is a very fine beach destination with amazing private and exclusive resorts, offering tourists with an amazing holiday. Phuket has something to offer to everyone be it a five-star resort and spa or a comfortable homestay across the city. This place offers many get away trips to nearby islands like the Phi Phi, Kata and Kamala that are accessible with a speedboat.

Explore the limestone cliffs at the Phang Nga Bay and make the most out of your stay by experiencing the nightlife at Bangla Road. It has a big collection of bars, nightclubs, live clubs and restaurants. The giant big Buddha statue atop the Nakkerd Hills is 45 metres tall and gives you a bird view of Phuket. Scuba divers can find their heavenly paradise at the Similan Islands that have a perfect view of colourful coral reefs. Enjoy the Phuket Fantasea Show will many Vegas-style shows that include trapeze artists and pyrotechnics. Enjoy nature and adventure in a combined package when you vacation in Phuket.

Krabi

If beaches are on your mind then Krabi is where you should be. This region is known to be one of the most relaxing places on the planet and gives you a glimpse of flora and fauna at it best. The province of Krabi has around 200 tiny islands so come prepared for a fair bit of travelling around the place. The limestone karsts at Railey Beach are breathtaking and its cut off location provides tourists with the intimacy that they need. Rent a boat to explore Ao Nang and other islands and see uninhabited areas and natural beauty.

The Thung Teao Forest Natural Park is home to the emerald pool that is a hot water spring with some crystal clear waters. The cave temples at Wat Tham Sua give a spectacular view of the Andaman Sea and the islands from the Footprint of The Buddha viewpoint. Khao Khanab Nam Mountains present a splendid view and house Stalactites and stalagmites. Enrol in a diving school at Koh Lanta Yai and explore waters along pristine beaches. And if you have had enough of the sea, head out to the town with many local bars and eating spots to give you an authentic taste of Thailand.

Pattaya

Crescent coastlines are what represent Pattaya the best. Immerse in the traditional Thai culture and modern adventures in this city. There are various must-see destinations out here and an opportunity to find the right balance between the raw beauty of nature and the glitz and glamour of the modern day life. Get unparalleled fun on the 500m stretch of the Walking Street full of clubs, eateries, cafes and go-go bars. The road comes out alive at night with many food trucks and live street performances.

Explore religion, art and philosophy at the Sanctuary of Truth that is a unique architectural wonder made of natural wood devoid of chemical treatments and preservatives. The Nong Nooch Tropical Gardens are refreshing and house some famous French-style gardens. There are also a variety of cacti, topiaries, tropical palms and bonsai to explore. A must visit is the unique Four Regions Floating Market where floating shops sell food, art, fruit, souvenirs on boats and canoes. Waterparks, coral islands and The Buddha Mountain are a few other famous tourist attractions in Pattaya.

Colombo

The Sri Lankan capital has an ancient history and cultural heritage that has been on the visit list of the new age traveller. The city is crowded and gives you a glimpse of some amazing colonial architecture, shopping malls and various other tourist attractions. Colombo offers a colourful nightlife culture and myriads of culture heritage. The Gangaramaya Buddhist Temple has a large collection of statues and other art. The Galle Face is the financial capital of the region and showcases the busy lives of the Sri Lankan people.

Visit the Viharamahadevi Park and the Beira Lake to see natural trails, fountains and a mini zoo. The National Zoological Gardens of Sri Lanka are set in a beautiful landscape and house a diverse range of flora along with an aquarium and a butterfly park. There are various museums to visit around in Colombo like the Independence Memorial Museum, The Colombo Port Maritime Museum, Colombo Dutch Museum and the National Museum of Colombo. Wander on the streets of Pettah to get a real taste and smell of Colombo with authentic Sri Lankan food, handicraft stalls and other markets.

Beijing

Beijing has been the capital city of China since the Yuan Dynasty and harbours a vast majority of the Chinese culture within its premises. You can find great wonders like the Forbidden City, the Great Wall and the Palace Museum within the confines of Beijing. Although densely populated the city is well planned and there is always some greenery around to beautify the architecturally dominant landscape.

Visit the Great Wall of China, a defensive monument that can be seen from far away in space and is also the longest wall in the world. You can climb the wall at various checkpoint locations at Badaling, Simatai and Mutianyu. Food lovers can find the ultimate eating paradise with so much new street food to try like the Quanjude Roast, fried dough rings, triangular dumplings, stir-fried pork liver and buckwheat cakes. The Ming Tombs comprise of a mausoleum of 13 ming dynasty emperors and other important historical sights include The Temple of Heaven, Tian’anmen Square and the famous zigzagging hutongs.

Tokyo

The capital city of Japan works as a metropolitan prefecture and is one of the most advanced cities in the world. This city offers an innumerable choice of shopping, entertainment, dining and cultural heritage to all its tourists. There are many excellent museums and gardens within the city confines and one can always take a bullet train to enjoy nearby destinations anytime. Visit the Asakusa district and get a real taste of the old Tokyo atmosphere. It also houses the Sensoji Temple that is a major tourist attraction.

The Rikugien gardens are landscaped in traditional Japanese style and can truly rejuvenate your senses. Shibuya offers a great shopping and hangout centre for the younger generation looking to burn off that extra adrenaline. The Harajuku is an epitome of fashion and cosplay culture and is a must visit for any kind of tourist. They are various natural parks that make up for a nice stroll like the Shinjuku Gyoen and the Yoyogi Park. Tokyo is also home to the Tokyo Disney Sea, Tokyo Disneyland and the Ghibli Animation Museum.

Jakarta

Jakarta is the capital of Indonesia and offers a unique holiday destination full of culture and adventure. This city is also a gateway to other tourist destinations like Java, Bali and Sumatra and is well connected by land, sea and air. There are many unique experiences that Jakarta has to offer. The Ancol Dreamland is open 24 hours and is an amusement park that provides activities like paintball, bowling, wakeboarding etc. the National Monument and Museum at the Merdeka Square are the pride of the city and symbolize President Sukarno’s fight for the city.

Admire artworks from local artists at the National Gallery of Indonesia and do experience some theatrics at the Gedung Kesenian Jakarta. Go on a shopping spree at the Plaza Indonesia, Mangga Dua, Blok M and Pasar Ikan. Try authentic food and party all night in Kemang and Jalan Jaska. Get a weekend getaway at the Javana Spa and rejuvenate to make the most out of your holiday. A walk down the Pasar Baru market will give you a real sense of the community and people of Jakarta and visit the nearby places of Bogor, Bandung and Taman Safari.

Kathmandu

The capital city of Nepal is surrounded by four peaks and is an urban region in the country. The city has been known for vigorous trading since ancient times and generates the highest income in Nepal. This city has been hosting many tourists since the late 1950s. Kathmandu also serves as a pilgrimage centre for Buddhists and Hindus from around the world. Must visit temples include Pashupatinath and Budhanilkantha Temple, the Swayambunath and Boudhanath stupa. There are many museums and art galleries scattered throughout the city and one can always find visual art every now and then.

The Hanuman Dhoka and Itum Bahal are intricate architectural buildings that make one curious and inquisitive. Visit the beautifully restored and well maintained Swapna Bagaicha or garden of dreams that is a 2-minute walk from the centrally located Thamel. Explore local produce and spices fresh out for sale at the Asan Tole market, which is always a busy centre. Kathmandu is full of temples dedicated to Indian and Buddhist deities. This cultural city has its roots down to faith and religion.