Asia

A country rich with carefully preserved history and popular destinations that are known for its ecotourism. A great place to be if you’re looking to take a break from your usual hustle and bustle. It is also home to the largest religious building in the world.

With over 3 million people residing, Dubai is the most populous city of the United Arab Emirates. It is the capital of the emirate of Dubai and it has famously ultramodern architecture and luxury shopping and lifestyle. Dubai is where Burj Khalifa, world’s tallest building, is situated.

Home to a population of more than 7 million people residing in its urbanized cities. Get a glimpse of it all from high above—either through The Peak or Sky100. There’s no shortage of towering buildings along the Hong Kong skyline. A breathtaking sight of neon lights in the evening.

Indonesia is the largest archipelago in the world composed of diverse and multicultural islands that is home to 200 million people with over 600 ethnic groups. It is the hottest spot in the Pacific Ring of Fire which makes it a superb destination for a summer city break.

As an archipelago, Japan comprises four major islands. These are: Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku, and Kyushu. Because of its location in the Pacific Ring of Fire, several of its main regions are covered with mountainous terrain. Years of innovation and hard work has turned it into the country with the second-largest economic output in the world.

Fun Fact: it is the only country that still has an officially recognized Emperor.

Multicultural Malaysia is an unsung tropical hero that is among the Top 25 Most Peaceful countries despite its booming population of over 30 million people. It is widely known for its capital city, Kuala Lumpur, beautiful beaches, secluded islands, and they take pride in their UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Singapore is the smallest country in Southeast Asia, but with all the different activities available for tourists you wouldn’t feel it. Nicknamed The Lion City or The Garden City because of its architectural design and excellent display of urban planning integrated with all the greenery

South Korea—known for its idols and dramas, it is the home of over 51.5 million people. It has two volcanic islands, Jeju and Ullŭng. Be prepared for cold winters or humid summers, depending on when you schedule your trip.

Taiwan, or the Republic of China, boasts sprawling cities, tall skyscrapers and mountainous ranges, and several small islands perfect for touring. Get swept up by the sights and sounds of it all everywhere you turn. Embrace the excitement of it all.

Part of Southeast Asia, Thailand is adorned by its very own cityscape, agricultural land, and coastal beaches. Geographically, it is surrounded by the countries Myanmar, Laos, Cambodia, and Malaysia. Known, in part, for their street foods and homemade dishes, you’ll find their history embedded in their landscape and food.

Caught in the middle of Europe and Asia, it’s no wonder why Turkey’s culture can be seen as a fusion of both Western and Eastern practices. A peninsula in a very unique position indeed. It is the kind of distinctive blend that you can only get in such a special set of circumstances, which is exactly what Turkey is.

Vietnam’s scene starts in the humble rice fields, its scene winding its way up the jagged mountains. The country is full of vibrant and thriving nature and on the other end of that stick are the developed urbanized cities. With a total area space of 127 123 square miles (or 329 247 kilometers). It’s no surprise that the country houses the Annam Cordiller Mountain Range and 4 major rivers. Its terrain is mainly comprised of forests, beach coasts, and various wetlands, making it a great home to many indegenous species.