Home 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.
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Home 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.
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Pure 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.
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Green 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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Elegant and lustrous white, Himeji Castle is one of Japan’s most beautiful castles. It appears like a heron flying in the sky of Himeji.
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Osaka is a brazen city that isn’t afraid to express itself. It packs more colour than most, with eye-catching signs and vivid shopfronts at every corner.
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Owning a pristine blue lake and an old town that is as lovely as a fairytale, it’s easy to understand why Lucerne attracts so many visitors.
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With red lanterns lining steep alleyways and atmospheric teahouses serving tea in the traditional way, the charm of yesteryear is vividly alive in Jiufen.
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Lavish ballrooms and beautifully manicured gardens, the castles of Loire Valley offer a glimpse into French high society hundreds of years ago.
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As the most important festival of the year, New Year dishes are made with care and dignity. They are unique, with distinctive colours and flavours.
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Tết is the biggest and most important festival of the year in Vietnam. It’s accompanied by several distinctive customs and traditions.
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For cat lovers, Houtong Cat Village seems like a must-see destination in Taiwan. Tucked in the forested mountains of Ruifang District, this extraordinary village is home to more than 200 stray cats.
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With tall ramparts and strong bastions, Kronborg commanded the strategic Strait of Øresund and thus symbolised the power of the Danish royal.
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Often regarded as Copenhagen’s Little Sister, Aarhus impresses visitors as a pioneer in art, architecture and gastronomy.
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Warsaw was literally in ruin after WW2. But like a phoenix, the city rose from its ashes and transformed into a remarkable capital.
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