Hoi An is a jewel on Vietnam’s cultural crown. It boasts one of South East Asia’s best preserved port towns where a mix of cultures thrives.
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Hoi An is a jewel on Vietnam’s cultural crown. It boasts one of South East Asia’s best preserved port towns where a mix of cultures thrives.
Read MoreHue is the former imperial capital of Vietnam. Its palaces and elaborate mausoleums still resonate with the glories of the Nguyen dynasty.
Read MoreSetting against the backdrop of verdant mountains, Hoshinoya Guguan is one of Taiwan’s newest and most luxurious hot spring resorts.
Read MoreTaiwan is brimming with natural attractions yet few captivate the masses like Sun Moon Lake. This gem boasts a poetic beauty created by mountains and water.
Read MoreOutshone by Taipei, Taichung City is often excluded from the itinerary of many visitors. But what they do miss is a city rich in art and culture.
Read MoreTo me, Taipei seems like a city of contrast. Here, ancient temples and traditional night markets coexist peacefully with the modern skyline.
Read MoreTo put it simply, a ryokan is a Japanese-style inn. It’s an embodiment of Japanese lifestyle which was treasured and passed down over generations.
Read MoreTo many visitors, Nara is a mere day-trip destination. However, as Japan’s first permanent capital, Nara boasts many important scenic and historical sites.
Read MoreA goshuinchō is literally a book of seals. It’s used to collect stamps from shrines and temples throughout Japan. While its religious meaning still exists, many view it as a unique way to document their journey.
Read MoreWith white-walled storehouse lined along a delightful canal, the historic quarter of Kurashiki is a rare piece of old Japan that still exists.
Read MoreTo most people, Hiroshima recalls an ill-fated city. But if you visit the city today, you will surprise to see how it has transformed into a symbol of hope.
Read MoreHome of the sea goddesses, Miyajima has long been treated as a sacred site. The island is known for its grand shrine that seems floating over the waves.
Read MorePure and elegant, sakura has long been an important part of Japanese culture. Yet this beauty is short-lived, reminding us of the ephemeral nature of life.
Read MoreGreen and soothingly beautiful, Kōyasan has long been known as one of Japan’s holiest sites. It’s here that Shingon Buddhism was established 1200 years ago.
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