If you are planning for a tip, then you are in the right place. In this article, we are going to talk about the best destinations to travel around Asia.Visit this site to read articles on Travel.
Pilgrimage roads in Japan
Shikoku is the fourth largest island in Japan, but above all it is known for its 88 sacred temples, which have remained there for 1,200 years. It is the most famous pilgrimage in the country, a remote place that begins to be discovered by non-Japanese travelers’ thanks in part to a greater number of international flights arriving in the main cities of the island: Takamatsu and Matsuyama. Next November, in addition, Naoshima and 11 other islands will host the Setouchi Triennale Arts Festival. One more reason to visit the island and explore attractions like the hidden valley of Iya, the whirlpools of Naruto, the markets of the castle of Kochi – in the picture – and of Hirome, the DogoOnsen of Matsuyama or climb to the sacred peak of Shintoism, Mount Ishizuchi.Click here to read articles on Travel.
The world’s largest caves and other Vietnamese experiences
There are two cities in Vietnam that capture the interest of millions of tourists: the city of Ho Chi Minh (ancient Saigon), modern and full of energy, and the historic and more relaxed Hanoi. But between the two, there is one of the most varied regions in the country to discover, centered around Hué, the capital of the Nguyen emperors. Palaces and pagodas, royal tombs and temples, culture and cuisine, history and elegance … Hué does not lack merit to be a Unesco world heritage since 1993. Its cuisine is the heritage of the imperial legacy and in its historic alleys of Hoy An se You can taste some of the local delicacies, such as the aromatic ‘caolầu’ noodles.
Sunsets in paradise
It is not yet the most visited destination in Southeast Asia, but among the divers the Palawan Islands are well known. There are more and more air routes from Europe and improved roads to reach these islands on the western edge of the Philippines, with untouched and spectacular coastal landscapes and jungles full of wildlife. Palawan, the main island, has a narrow and elongated shape (650 kilometers long), with a succession of imposing bays that lead to the limestone cliffs of El Nido (in the picture) and to Bacuit Bay, with marine landscapes comparable to the best in Southeast Asia. Puerto Princesa is the culinary capital and the main entrance to the fields and the ocean, but almost all travelers go directly north, to El NidoorCorón, an area full of coves, isolated beaches and labyrinthine islands off the coast. Almost everything seems to be dedicated to diving.
Street food stalls with Michelin star
In 2019, the city of León, as they call it, celebrates its bicentennial as a modern city, while boasting more than 700 years of a rich and diverse history. Changi Airport is one of the great hubs of aviation, a gateway to Southeast Asia visited by millions of passengers a year. And there are many who stop to visit a small and hypermodern country, at the end of the Malay Peninsula. The airport itself is a good introduction to its passion for architecture, which you can continue with the visit to the newly opened and futuristic Jewel terminaland to the renovated Hotel Raffles, a colonial classic that now returns to be the luxurious accommodation it always was. But if there is something that characterizes Singapore is gastronomy, which here becomes an obsession: from street food stalls (some, such as the Hong Kong Soya Sauce Chicken Rice & Noodle, with a Michelin star —in the picture—) to dinner exquisite in restaurants that are among the best in the world, such as Odette.