Bangkok, Thailand - Baguio, Philippines 27 days trip
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Bangkok, Thailand
4 nights Tue. Mar 10-Sat. Mar 14Compare hundreds of travel sites and save up to 80%
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
3 nights Sat. Mar 14-Tue. Mar 17Compare hundreds of travel sites and save up to 80%
Siem Reap, Cambodia
4 nights Tue. Mar 17-Sat. Mar 21Compare hundreds of travel sites and save up to 80%
Hanoi, Vietnam
3 nights Sat. Mar 21-Tue. Mar 24Compare hundreds of travel sites and save up to 80%
Sapa, Vietnam
2 nights Tue. Mar 24-Thu. Mar 26Compare hundreds of travel sites and save up to 80%
Hong Kong, Hong Kong
4 nights Thu. Mar 26-Mon. Mar 30Compare hundreds of travel sites and save up to 80%
Manila, Philippines
4 nights Mon. Mar 30-Fri. Apr 03Compare hundreds of travel sites and save up to 80%
Banaue, Philippines
2 nights Fri. Apr 03-Sun. Apr 05Compare hundreds of travel sites and save up to 80%
Baguio, Philippines
0 nights Sun. Apr 05Compare 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.
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This lavish royal complex dates to the 18C, boasting many historic structures, lush gardens, and a rich cultural museum.
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Comprised of several reconstructed traditional Thai houses, this museum exhibits an impressive collection of Southeast-Asian art.
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A significant Buddhist temple boasting an elaborate Khmer-style spire, rich ornamental details, and fine traditional architecture.
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With 28 elaborate pagodas, traditional architecture, and fine sculptures, this 19C temple offers a great glimpse into Thai Buddhism.
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Escape the bustle of Bangkok on this beautiful island, known for its lush greenery and vibrant weekend market.
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A city rich in culture and many fun activities, Pattaya boasts beaches, aquaparks, shrines, nightlife, and access to nearby islands.
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Home to the current monarch, this district is the heart of royal Bangkok and is full of palaces, historic buildings, and museums.
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Studded with colorful signs and lined with eateries and shops, this bustling district offers a culinary and cultural adventure.
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Boasting exquisite architecture, this 19C temple boasts fine statues and pagodas studded with elaborate decorative elements.
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Located on a hill and offering great views over Bangkok, this ancient temple boasts a golden 58m spire and is dotted with sculptures.
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A great botanical garden full of tropical plants, orchid displays, stylized gardens, butterflies enclaves, and a cycads collection.
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Favored mostly by locals, this 2.5km beach offers wonderful seafood, calm water perfect for swimming, fine sand, and lovely strolls.
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Dating to the 14C, this temple is home to a remarkable pure-gold statue of Buddha hidden beneath a layer of plaster for 200 years.
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Formerly a royal dwelling, Southeast Asia's largest museum hosts extensive collections of archaeology, ethnography, art, and history.
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Escape the bustle for this lovely public park where you can relax by the artificial lake, jog, bike, or simply enjoy the greenery.
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Consisting of several traditional buildings, this museum exhibits Thai antiques and artworks, as well as 4,000-years-old ceramics.
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A vibrant town with a turbulent WWII history, Kanchanaburi offers easy access to nearby natural attractions and national parks.
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Offering a day of excitement for all ages, this waterpark boasts the world's largest inflatable slide and giant water bouncy balls.
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Thailand's center of Thammayut Buddhism, this beautiful temple is known for its beautiful murals and large golden Buddha statue.
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A rich museum exhibiting the royal barges with their elaborate figureheads, each boasting a wealth of ornate elements.
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Explore this lovely district and discover a quaint village-like life with floating markets, winding canals, and stilt houses.
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Lavishly ornate, this shrine hosts a statue of a significant Hindu deity, and is the site of occasional Thai dance performances.
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World's first waterpark based on Cartoon Network, this theme park boasts rides, slides, rafting, and cartoon-themed activities.
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A small town with an array of attractions, from rich surrounding nature to ancient temples and elaborate palaces, to lively markets.
Thailand, Central Thailand region
4 nightsTue. Mar 10 - Sat. Mar 14
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 Ho Chi Minh City
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Once known as Saigon, this city is a mixture of towering skyscrapers and elegant temples, full of great food, history, and culture.
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A large web of subterranean tunnels, now a Vietnam War memorial, featuring monuments, shooting range, and various artifacts.
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Walk around the palace, admiring its modern architecture, as well as an array of historic artifacts and the original furnishing.
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Full of bustle and history, the streets of Saigon offer a great afternoon of exploration with its stalls, shops, and temples.
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An impressive museum housing artifacts dating to the Bronze Age, and tracing the history of Vietnamese, Cham, and Khmer cultures.
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With white sandy beaches on the shores of the South China Sea, this relaxed city boasts colonial era architecture and lovely resorts.
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With hiking, mountain biking, and birdwatching, this massive national park attracts visitors to its remarkably diverse rainforests.
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While not open to the public, this city hall boasts rich French Colonial architecture and a park, offering great photo-opportunities.
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Blending Gothic and Renaissance architectures, this 19C post office is characteristic of French Colonialism style.
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A 20C temple full of marvelous sculptures representing Taoist gods, heroes, and myths, featuring an artificial pond with turtles.
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Unofficially dating to the 17C, this market is popular with travelers seeking authentic Vietnamese attire, handcrafts, food, and more.
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Attracting locals, tourists, and researchers alike, this wonderful protects several endangered species.
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Learn more about snakes, their habitat, and uses on a visit to this farm, where snake venom is harvested for medicinal purposes.
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Spend a night on the town and visit this 19C opera house, known for its French Colonial architecture and ornamentation.
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A 19C cathedral of fine Romanesque architecture, featuring rich ornamentation and beautiful altar statues.
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Home to several Buddhas, this lovely 40m pagoda is constructed from concrete. Visit on a weekend to witness the pleasant bustle of prayers.
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A 19C cathedral boasting Romanesque architecture, featuring a statue of St. Mary and twin 58m bell towers.
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Known as the gateway to the Mekong Delta, this riverside city is a busy market town, dating back to the 17C.
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One of southern Vietnam's oldest cities, Bien Hoa has been a major industrial center for years.
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Enjoy the spectacular view of Ho Chi Minh City from this enclosed observation deck, set on a 49th floor of an impressive skyscraper.
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The city's Chinatown is known for its thriving markets, local Chinese eateries, traditional pagodas, and a certain unique charm.
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Favored by locals and travelers, this streets is packed full of cafes, markets, tourist agencies, and fun spots to explore.
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Focusing primarily on the Vietnam War, this museum exhibits military artillery, prisoner cages, photographs, and a guillotine.
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Uknown to tourists, this picturesque town is situated on the Mekong Delta and boasts shady boulevards and over 140 Khmer pagodas.
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An explosion of fun and color, this amusement park features pools, rides, a zoo, and waterfalls, all decorated in traditional Vietnamese motifs.
3 nightsSat. Mar 14 - Tue. Mar 17
Once known as Saigon, this city is a mixture of towering skyscrapers and elegant temples, full of great food, history, and culture.
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Things to do in and around Siem Reap
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Popular with travelers due its proximity to the Angkor temples, this bustling city boasts markets, temples, museums, and more.
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Wander around the former capital of the Khmer Empire, home to several intact structures and large towers which feature engraved faces.
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Discover the magic of Siem Reap's city center, seamlessly blending Chinese and French Colonial architecture, and a lively atmosphere.
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Dating to the 10C, this Cambodian temple is popular with travelers due to its remarkable ornamentation carved into the sandstone.
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A hilltop 9C temple famed for its panoramic views of the surrounding area, as well as its gorgeous sunset views of the Angkor Wat.
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The site of the foundation of the Khmer Empire, this stunning park features archaeology, waterfalls, a temple, and more.
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Translated as "Temple City," this 12C hilltop complex is the world's largest religious monument and is a great example Khmer style.
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One of Cambodia's most breathtaking temples, this popular complex uniquely features beautiful of trees interlacing ancient ruins.
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Dating to the 10C, this remarkable archaeological site is surrounded by jungle and was once the capital of the Angkorian Emprie.
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This 12C temple complex is full of entwining thick brush, and boasts Hindu-themed decorations carved into the sandstone.
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Take a tour of this freshwater lake where you can visit the unique floating villages, home to an array of floating communities.
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An archaeological site stretching over 150m of the Stung Kbal Spean River, famed for the Hindu-themed rock carvings on the riverbed.
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A water reservoir dating to the 10C of historic import, lined with historic artifacts, including a necropolis and a few notable statues.
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An ancient city with a laid-back atmosphere, featuring remnants of French Colonial architecture and many temples in its vicinity.
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Visit at sunset to see millions of bats streaming out of on their way to their nightly activities.
Cambodia, Siem Reap Province region
4 nightsTue. Mar 17 - Sat. Mar 21
Popular with travelers due its proximity to the Angkor temples, this bustling city boasts markets, temples, museums, and more.
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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.
Vietnam, Red River Delta region
3 nightsSat. Mar 21 - Tue. Mar 24
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 Sapa
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An old French colonial village, it serves as an excellent base for exploring the stunning scenery of the region.
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Get to know the rich local culture at the Tuesday market, where tribe members from the surrounding villages come to buy and sell.
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Get to know this charming village by wandering around, enjoying the scenery, and talking to the locals and fellow travelers.
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Home to 25 ethnic minorities, the province is lauded for its cultural diversity, a wealth of nearby natural attractions, and rich history.
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Within walking distance from Sapa, you will find this ethnic village hidden in a valley blessed with breathtaking nature.
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Hike through the northern mountains, admiring the picturesque landscape of Vietnam's famed terraced rice fields.
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A quaint little village popular with travelers, boasting a rich landscape of tiered rice fields and rich local culture.
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A mountainous national park, boasting a 3,100m high summit, diverse flora and fauna, as well as some of Vietnam's best landscapes.
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Descending for 100m over rocky Ham Rong Mountain, this gorgeous waterfall is surrounded by lush primeval scenery.
2 nightsTue. Mar 24 - Thu. Mar 26
An old French colonial village, it serves as an excellent base for exploring the stunning scenery of the region.
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Things to do in and around Hong Kong
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A flourishing metropolis, Hong Kong boasts Eastern and Western influences reflected in cuisine, architecture, history, and trade.
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Do not miss out on Victoria Peak, home to parks and trails, as well as breathtaking views over Hong Kong and its nearby islands.
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Climb up 268 steps to visit the giant bronze Buddha overlooking Hong Kong, boasting 34m height and ringed with smaller statues.
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Wander through the bustling streets, sample dim sum, and be sure to catch a glimpse of the world-famous Hong Kong Skyline.
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A beach on the southern Repulse Bay, popular for its easy accessibility, diverse amenities, beautiful waters, and golden sands.
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Dedicated to promoting sustainable living, this beautiful farm preserves the local flora and fauna, as well as offering great walking paths.
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Set on the Ma Wan island, this large park promotes love of nature, providing beautiful landscape and interactive installations.
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Hong Kong's largest island is full of cultural landmarks, such as monasteries, temples, and villages, as well as nice hiking paths.
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An early 20C Buddhist nunnery, boasting lovely Tang Dynasty architecture, as well as elaborate deity statues and a lush garden.
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Famed for its thriving club scene, this vibrant district is full of restaurants, food stalls, shops, and live performances.
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Visit the museum to get to know Hong Kong's fascinating history with exhibits on its archaeology, ethnography, and natural history.
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Housed in a a gem of Chinese architecture with an ornate facade, this railways museum exhibits locomotives, railcars, and other artifacts.
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A conservation park dedicated to native flora, featuring exhibit halls on biodiversity, an indoor playground, and other facilities.
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This enormous amusement park features an oceanarium and an aquarium, animal exhibits, fun rides, and many other attractions.
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Guaranteeing fun for all ages, this theme park combines classical Disney universe with elements of Hong Kong and Asian cultures.
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Hong Kong's third-largest island boasts rock formations, waterfront famed for its seafood, hiking trails, and a few quaint villages.
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Ride a cable car to this village and glimpse the local culture through its installations, architectural curios, and nearby landmarks.
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The last remnants of the Kowloon-Canton Railway station, this 44m redbrick tower is a cultural monument and often surrounded with buskers.
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Hike along this mountain ridge, hemming Hong Kong's southeastern edge with beautiful natural landscape.
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Home to over 12,000 sculptures of Buddha in his many incarnations, this monastic complex also features fine architectural elements.
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An island off the shores of Hong Kong, boasting several temples, great beaches, a historic cave, and hiking trails.
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A lovely park in the heart of Kowloon, offering gardens, an aviary, a lake, sports amenities, and several historic exhibits.
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Housed in an impressive complex, this museum boasts exhibits of cultural artifacts, historic relics, and traditional artwork.
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Honoring gods of literature and war, this impressive 19C temple boasts quaint incense spirals, fine statues, and elaborate altars.
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A settlement within Hong Kong, Stanley offers historic buildings, a nice beach, a lively marketplace, and a quaint atmosphere.
4 nightsThu. Mar 26 - Mon. Mar 30
A flourishing metropolis, Hong Kong boasts Eastern and Western influences reflected in cuisine, architecture, history, and trade.
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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 nightsMon. Mar 30 - Fri. Apr 03
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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Things to do in and around Banaue
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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.
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Known as the most beautiful rice terraces in the Philippines, these immaculate terraces date back over 2,000 years
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Stroll through this ancient town, soaking up the history and enjoying the magnificent views of the surrounding rice terraces.
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Explore this historic village, whose warm locals are excited to share their traditions with you, and you can hire one as a guide.
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The hike to reach the falls is difficult, yet rewarding. Enjoy beautiful natural scenery, and views of the majestic 70-foot waterfall.
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Hike along these stunning ancient terraces, taking in the magnificent views of the pristine landscape.
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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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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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This artisan village boasts remarkable reconstructed traditional buildings, offering workshops and a glimpse into the local culture.
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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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Exhibiting works by the renowned Filipino artist, Benedicto Reyes Cabrera, this museum also features a lovely garden.
Philippines, Cordillera Administrative region
2 nightsFri. Apr 03 - Sun. Apr 05
Surrounded on all sides by beautiful rice terraces, this popular town attracts visitors for its gorgeous views and rich Ifugao culture.
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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.
Philippines, Cordillera Administrative region
0 nightsSun. Apr 05
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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