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Bangkok, Thailand
0 nights Mon. May 18Compare hundreds of travel sites and save up to 80%
Ko Samui, Thailand
4 nights Mon. May 18-Fri. May 22Compare hundreds of travel sites and save up to 80%
Hanoi, Vietnam
4 nights Fri. May 22-Tue. May 26Compare hundreds of travel sites and save up to 80%
Baguio, Philippines
3 nights Tue. May 26-Fri. May 29Compare hundreds of travel sites and save up to 80%
Manila, Philippines
4 nights Fri. May 29-Tue. Jun 02Compare hundreds of travel sites and save up to 80%
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Things to do in and around Bangkok
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Best known for its nightlife and vibrant atmosphere, this sprawling metropolis boasts ancient temples, museums, and cultural venues.
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Housing a 46m statue of the Reclining Buddha, the oldest temple in Bangkok also boasts Thailand's largest collation of Buddha images.
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Home to the sacred Emerald Buddha, this 18C temple complex features exquisite architectural markers and several remarkable monuments.
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Wander through streets lined with food carts, small shops, cafes, and cultural marks, taking in the incessant bustle of the center.
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Located in the Dusit Palace, this elegant Italian Renaissance style hall houses the famous Arts of the Kingdom exhibit.
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This impressive outdoor museum replicates significant buildings, temples, and cultural monuments from throughout Thailand's history,
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The second capital of the historic Kingdom of Siam retains some of its well-preserved ancient temples, royal buildings, and palaces.
Thailand, Central Thailand region
0 nightsMon. May 18
Best known for its nightlife and vibrant atmosphere, this sprawling metropolis boasts ancient temples, museums, and cultural venues.
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Things to do in and around Ko Samui
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The second-largest island in Thailand, Ko Samui boasts opulent marine life perfect for snorkeling, great hiking, and lovely beaches.
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Visit on Friday evening and you will find a buzzing night market. Every other day traditional restaurants and fun shops await you.
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A marriage of opposites, this island offers luxurious resorts alongside wild beach alcoves, superb food, lively nightlife, and spas.
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Secluded and with a wonderful laid-back atmosphere, this gorgeous beach is a backpacker heaven with its golden sand and clear water.
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Promising thrills for all ages, this great waterpark offers giant slides, pools, mini-golf, go-karts, trampoline, and oodles of fun.
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Encompassing 42 islands, lush marine life, and spectacular landscape, this national park is one of Thailand's finest.
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This national park spans the primeval forests lining the Khanom coast, as well as its beaches and the Thale Tai archipelago.
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Set atop the highest summit on the island, this garden is full of countless statues of Buddhist deities, animals, and the sculptor.
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This modern temple complex features sculptures depicting Buddhist deities, including two 30m statues of Buddha and Guanyin.
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This 250m sandy beach strip offers beautiful water, great scenery, and snorkeling opportunity, as well as many cafes lining its edge.
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Famed for its monthly Full Moon Party, this picturesque island offers peace, lush scenery, beaches, and sun the rest of the month.
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Set on a small island off the shores of Ko Samui, this temple features a 12m Buddha, symbolic architecture, and fine decorations.
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This popular coastal village offers fine sandy strip, aquamarine waters, an array of local restaurants, and a vibrant nightlife.
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Set mostly on the Pha Ngan Island, this national park features waterfalls, rock pools, streams, beaches, and lush primal forest.
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A small coastal town, best known for its beautiful 5km beach with its fine sand and lovely turquoise waters.
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Unique rock formations reminiscent of female and male genitalia, respectfully called Grandmother and Grandfather by the locals.
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A popular island with fantastic scuba-diving opportunities, a beautiful beach, great food, and an easy island atmosphere.
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A coastal village on the island of Samui, Bophut boasts a marvelous beach, quaint Chinese shops, and lovely scenery.
Thailand, Southern Thailand region
4 nightsMon. May 18 - Fri. May 22
The second-largest island in Thailand, Ko Samui boasts opulent marine life perfect for snorkeling, great hiking, and lovely beaches.
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Things to do in and around Hanoi
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Vietnam's capital and its second largest city, Hanoi boasts a rich royal history, colonial architecture, and many cultural attractions.
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Explore the vibrant culture of Hanoi, getting to know its thousand-long-year history, and sampling some of the local cuisine.
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A museum tracing all 54 of Vietnam's recognized ethnic groups, exhibiting traditional lifestyle, household, religions, and more.
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One of Vietnam's largest art museums, this institute houses an impressive collection of Vietnamese art from throughout history.
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Cross a traditional Vietnamese bridge on your way to this 19C temple, also known as the Jade Mountain Temple.
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Visitors to the park enjoy hiking the majestic Ba Vi mountains, exploring beautiful vistas and a temple, as well as bird watching.
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Situated off the shore of North Vietnam, the gulf is surrounded by great off-the-beaten-path destinations, including Cat Ba Island.
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Situated on an island on the West Lake, Hanoi's oldest temple dates to the 6C and features ten shrines and remarkable statues.
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A lovely lake located in the heart of the capital, known for its turtle population, small scenic isles, and old local myths.
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Comprised of over 30 streets retaining original style and layout, this quarter is known for its artisan shops, cafes, and fine silk.
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Home to several architectural and historic landmarks, Hanoi's largest lake offers a nice stroll away from the city bustle.
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Take a boat through a river lined with rice fields and karst giants, discovering scenic views and the caves of the Tam Coc region.
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Day trip to Cuc Phuong National Park
Vietnam's first national park surrounds two mountain ranges and sprawling forests, it also offers some historical attractions.
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Dedicated to Confucius, this 11C temple houses Vietnam's first university and features beautiful courtyards, pavilions, and sculptures.
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Dating to the 11C, this wooden pagoda rests on a single pillar in the heart of a pond and is designed to resemble a blossoming lily.
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Once a part of an embassy complex, this 15C Buddhist temple boasts lovely yellow facade, an array of statues, and a worshipping place.
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Styled after a Parisian opera house, this Neoclassical architectural landmark houses frequent performances.
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Full of untouched natural beauty, this national park offers primeval forests, limestone formations, rivers, and diverse fauna.
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Surrounding a substantive wetland, this national park boasts a rich ecosystem, as well as beautiful landscapes.
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Memorializing a significant victory over the French in 1946, this orderly market is full of fresh produce, meat, and seasoning.
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Dedicated to the life and work of Ho Chi Minh, a former Vietnamese leader, the museum houses personal relics and political gifts.
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Housing over 28,000 relics in various exhibits, this museum traces women's position and contribution throughout Vietnam's history.
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A complex encompassing a fine French colonial palace, as well as a traditional stilt-house occupied by a former Vietnamese leader.
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Vietnam's third largest city is a major transportation hub yet does not draw a lot of travelers. Be sure to try the local coffee.
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Visitors are attracted to this charming Vietnamese village thanks to its proximity to stunning limestone scenery.
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Decorated with statues, frescoes, and several nice chapels, this 19C cathedral features Gothic Revival architecture.
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Preserving its 19C French-styled facade, Hanoi's largest market overflows with traditional cuisine, clothes, and other miscellany.
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Housed in a building mixing French and Vietnamese architecture, the museum hosts 200,000 historic items from prehistory and onward.
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One of Hanoi's most important temples, this 11C structure boasts several remarkable ornamental details and an enormous banyan tree.
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One of the most popular tourist hubs in the region, this small island boasts pristine sandy beaches, resorts, nightlife, and more.
Vietnam, Red River Delta region
4 nightsFri. May 22 - Tue. May 26
Vietnam's capital and its second largest city, Hanoi boasts a rich royal history, colonial architecture, and many cultural attractions.
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Things to do in and around Baguio
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Serving as the starting point for many mountain treks, this university city is known for its cool climate and budding culinary scene.
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An enormous park boasting many fun features, such as a lake, a skating rink, playgrounds, orchid hothouses, gardens, and more.
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Visit the market, explore the city's botanic gardens, or simply enjoy the diverse architecture lining the streets.
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Hosting traditional huts native to Baguio, this botanic garden boasts lush mountainous vegetation and a lovely village atmosphere.
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Climb the 250 steps leading up to the church and light a candle before this 19C shrine, commemorating visions of the Virgin Mary.
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In fact encompassing over a 100 islands, this national park features rich and diverse ecosystems, as well as breathtaking scenery.
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Boasting a summit nearly 3,000m high, this popular mountain offers spectacular scenery at sunrise, as well as many hiking trails.
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Well-known to the locals, this market offers a huge array of ware in its stalls, from fresh produce to crafts, ceramics to spices.
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This historic house from the early 20C exhibits Filipino artwork from bamboo and wood, and is purported to be haunted.
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With its elegant lines, a pink facade, twin spires, and elaborate stained-glass windows, this cathedral is favored by many travelers.
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Hike along these stunning ancient terraces, taking in the magnificent views of the pristine landscape.
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This artisan village boasts remarkable reconstructed traditional buildings, offering workshops and a glimpse into the local culture.
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Exhibiting works by the renowned Filipino artist, Benedicto Reyes Cabrera, this museum also features a lovely garden.
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Set on a mountaintop and offering gorgeous views of the area, this park features a wooden observation deck perfect for a photo.
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Dating 2,000 years into the past, these terraces cover the Ifugao range and provide a fascinating glimpse into indigenous agriculture.
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Surrounded on all sides by beautiful rice terraces, this popular town attracts visitors for its gorgeous views and rich Ifugao culture.
Philippines, Cordillera Administrative region
3 nightsTue. May 26 - Fri. May 29
Serving as the starting point for many mountain treks, this university city is known for its cool climate and budding culinary scene.
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Things to do in and around Manila
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With a wealth of historic landmarks from its Spanish past, this capital city is full of museums, parks, and other cultural gems.
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The heart of historic Manila, this district dates to the 16C and features several remarkable well-preserved landmarks.
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Explore the central streets of this capital, where ancient and modern architecture mix, and quaint shops offers their colorful ware.
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The oldest church in the Philippines boasts fine ornaments, and features an adjacent museum full of historic and religious relics.
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Exhibiting Filipino art, historic artifacts, and archaeological relics, this rich museum offers a glimpse into the local culture.
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This unique volcanic caldera lake boasts a small volcano in its center, which in turn boasts a crater lake and an island within it.
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Hire a canoe and follow the river, or hike from the town of Cavinti to discover these gorgeous waterfalls nestled amid lush scenery.
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Set within Rizal Park, this museum houses ancient artifacts, archaeological findings, and ethnographic relics of the Filipino People.
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Set in a Neoclassical palace, this museum exhibits a range of historic and contemporary paintings and sculptures by Filipino artists.
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Dating to the 16C, this church boasts a fine Baroque facade, as well as several notable sculptures and other ornamental details.
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Grab a cup of coffee and spend an hour relaxing in this lush green alcove, surrounded by shops and people.
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Experience authentic Philippine culture on this active coconut plantation, featuring traditional performances, food, and a museum.
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Established in the 18C, this Spanish church is home to a famous church organ fashioned entirely from bamboo.
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Housed in a 19C manor, this museum conveys the lives and household prevalent during the Spanish colonial period in the Philippines.
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Dating to the 17C, this Roman Catholic church combines several architectural styles in its structure and ornamentation.
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Wander around this 16C fort erected by a Spanish conquistador, and be sure to explore its dungeons, bastions, and historic exhibits.
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Strewn with art installations and upholding a relaxed ambiance, this urban park is a nice place to get away from the busy streets.
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A large and fun amusement park offering a multitude of rides for all ages, including family-friendly and more thrilling attractions.
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Boasting indoor and outdoor activities, this large amusement park offers rides and attractions for all ages.
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Steeped with history and natural features, this urban park is one of Asia's largest, boasting museums, gardens, and monuments.
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This enormous market offers something to everyone, from fresh produce to household items, whole meals to souvenirs.
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Housed in a modern structure and nestled within a park, this chapel boasts several ornaments fashion by the sculptor, Ramon Orlina.
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This 19C basilica boasts a marvelous neo-Gothic architecture and is the only church is the Philippines entirely constructed from steel.
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With its cool mountain climate, superb scenery, and fun attractions, this city is favored by local and international travelers alike.
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This park hosts a mausoleum honoring the Philippines' second president, a museum dedicated to his life, nice gardens, and monuments.
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Visit the architecturally diverse buildings of this presidential residence complex, and explore the gardens surrounding the premises.
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Home to thousands of marine creatures, this oceanarium offers shows, underwater tunnel, jellyfish exhibit, and other attractions.
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With a history stretching to the 16C, this cathedral boasts interesting ornamental details, vaulted ceilings, and a peaceful air.
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First erected in the 16C, this church boasts lovely Baroque architecture and is home to the miraculous statue of the Black Nazarene.
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This park surrounds the cliff-hedged Penaranda River, offering various activities, such as swimming, rafting, diving, and others.
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The largest zoo in the Philippines is home to over 3,000 animals, and features a petting and feeding corners.
Philippines, National Capital region
4 nightsFri. May 29 - Tue. Jun 02
With a wealth of historic landmarks from its Spanish past, this capital city is full of museums, parks, and other cultural gems.
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