Asia - LEN Journeys

Sofitel Legend Metropole: The Grand Dame of Hanoi

The Sofitel Legend Metropole in Hanoi has welcomed guests since 1901, with timeless elegance and a century long tradition of hospitality.

Bright and colourful, Hong Kong has never failed to impress first-time visitors. Each colour represents an aspect of this bustling city.

Busan – South Korean’s second-largest city – is home to several beautiful beaches, numerous hot springs, as well as a fantastic seafood scene.

From floating markets to traditional architectures, cultural heritages in Mekong Delta reflect a lifestyle that moves to the river’s rhythm.

Expensive, exclusive and elite are the most appropriate words to describe Seoul’s Gangnam district. It’s indeed a place to see and be seen.

Resembling an ink wash painting, Arashiyama in the western outskirt of Kyoto has long been a favourite escape of the Japanese elites.

Wide moats, massive walls and imposing keeps, Nijō Castle demonstrates the power of the Tokugawa shoguns – rulers of Japan for over 260 years.

For centuries, Angkor was the centre of Khmer Empire. Its monuments and urban plans demonstrate the development of a formidable kingdom.

Best known for its endless trail of vermillion torii, Fushimi Inari in southern Kyoto is one of Japan’s most important Shinto shrines.

With jade green water thundering down multiple levels of rock setting, Ban Gioc Waterfall is easily one of Vietnam’s most remarkable sights.

The sizzling sound, the irresistible aroma and the savoury meat, Korean barbecue has never failed to impress hungry visitors.

Despite the tropical climate, Yuletide spirits are in full swing at Gardens by the Bay, with stunning decorations and light extravaganza.

Setting on the river bank, Azerai La Residence is an enchanting place to stay in Hue. It took identity from a 1930-built Art Deco mansion.

A natural wonder just off the southern coast of the country – Jeju Island offers a stark contrast to the concrete jungle in Seoul or Busan.