Hong Kong, Hong Kong - Hong Kong, Hong Kong 33 days trip

A flourishing metropolis, Hong Kong boasts Eastern and Western influences reflected in cuisine, architecture, history, and trade.

Do not miss out on Victoria Peak, home to parks and trails, as well as breathtaking views over Hong Kong and its nearby islands.

Climb up 268 steps to visit the giant bronze Buddha overlooking Hong Kong, boasting 34m height and ringed with smaller statues.

Wander through the bustling streets, sample dim sum, and be sure to catch a glimpse of the world-famous Hong Kong Skyline.

A beach on the southern Repulse Bay, popular for its easy accessibility, diverse amenities, beautiful waters, and golden sands.

Dedicated to promoting sustainable living, this beautiful farm preserves the local flora and fauna, as well as offering great walking paths.

Set on the Ma Wan island, this large park promotes love of nature, providing beautiful landscape and interactive installations.

Hong Kong's largest island is full of cultural landmarks, such as monasteries, temples, and villages, as well as nice hiking paths.

An early 20C Buddhist nunnery, boasting lovely Tang Dynasty architecture, as well as elaborate deity statues and a lush garden.

Famed for its thriving club scene, this vibrant district is full of restaurants, food stalls, shops, and live performances.

Visit the museum to get to know Hong Kong's fascinating history with exhibits on its archaeology, ethnography, and natural history.

Housed in a a gem of Chinese architecture with an ornate facade, this railways museum exhibits locomotives, railcars, and other artifacts.

A conservation park dedicated to native flora, featuring exhibit halls on biodiversity, an indoor playground, and other facilities.

This enormous amusement park features an oceanarium and an aquarium, animal exhibits, fun rides, and many other attractions.

Guaranteeing fun for all ages, this theme park combines classical Disney universe with elements of Hong Kong and Asian cultures.

Hong Kong's third-largest island boasts rock formations, waterfront famed for its seafood, hiking trails, and a few quaint villages.

Ride a cable car to this village and glimpse the local culture through its installations, architectural curios, and nearby landmarks.

The last remnants of the Kowloon-Canton Railway station, this 44m redbrick tower is a cultural monument and often surrounded with buskers.

Hike along this mountain ridge, hemming Hong Kong's southeastern edge with beautiful natural landscape.

Home to over 12,000 sculptures of Buddha in his many incarnations, this monastic complex also features fine architectural elements.

An island off the shores of Hong Kong, boasting several temples, great beaches, a historic cave, and hiking trails.

Vietnam's capital and its second largest city, Hanoi boasts a rich royal history, colonial architecture, and many cultural attractions.

Explore the vibrant culture of Hanoi, getting to know its thousand-long-year history, and sampling some of the local cuisine.

A museum tracing all 54 of Vietnam's recognized ethnic groups, exhibiting traditional lifestyle, household, religions, and more.

One of Vietnam's largest art museums, this institute houses an impressive collection of Vietnamese art from throughout history.

Cross a traditional Vietnamese bridge on your way to this 19C temple, also known as the Jade Mountain Temple.

Visitors to the park enjoy hiking the majestic Ba Vi mountains, exploring beautiful vistas and a temple, as well as bird watching.

Situated off the shore of North Vietnam, the gulf is surrounded by great off-the-beaten-path destinations, including Cat Ba Island.

Situated on an island on the West Lake, Hanoi's oldest temple dates to the 6C and features ten shrines and remarkable statues.

A lovely lake located in the heart of the capital, known for its turtle population, small scenic isles, and old local myths.

Comprised of over 30 streets retaining original style and layout, this quarter is known for its artisan shops, cafes, and fine silk.

Home to several architectural and historic landmarks, Hanoi's largest lake offers a nice stroll away from the city bustle.

Take a boat through a river lined with rice fields and karst giants, discovering scenic views and the caves of the Tam Coc region.

Vietnam's first national park surrounds two mountain ranges and sprawling forests, it also offers some historical attractions.

Dedicated to Confucius, this 11C temple houses Vietnam's first university and features beautiful courtyards, pavilions, and sculptures.

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.

Once a part of an embassy complex, this 15C Buddhist temple boasts lovely yellow facade, an array of statues, and a worshipping place.

Styled after a Parisian opera house, this Neoclassical architectural landmark houses frequent performances.

Full of untouched natural beauty, this national park offers primeval forests, limestone formations, rivers, and diverse fauna.

Surrounding a substantive wetland, this national park boasts a rich ecosystem, as well as beautiful landscapes.

Memorializing a significant victory over the French in 1946, this orderly market is full of fresh produce, meat, and seasoning.

Dedicated to the life and work of Ho Chi Minh, a former Vietnamese leader, the museum houses personal relics and political gifts.

Housing over 28,000 relics in various exhibits, this museum traces women's position and contribution throughout Vietnam's history.

A complex encompassing a fine French colonial palace, as well as a traditional stilt-house occupied by a former Vietnamese leader.

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.

Visitors are attracted to this charming Vietnamese village thanks to its proximity to stunning limestone scenery.

Decorated with statues, frescoes, and several nice chapels, this 19C cathedral features Gothic Revival architecture.

Preserving its 19C French-styled facade, Hanoi's largest market overflows with traditional cuisine, clothes, and other miscellany.

Housed in a building mixing French and Vietnamese architecture, the museum hosts 200,000 historic items from prehistory and onward.

One of Hanoi's most important temples, this 11C structure boasts several remarkable ornamental details and an enormous banyan tree.

One of the most popular tourist hubs in the region, this small island boasts pristine sandy beaches, resorts, nightlife, and more.

Set close to one of Philippines' most popular national parks, this lively city also offers beaches, rich nightlife, and great food.

The city's lush surrounding nature is of its primary attractions, so walk along the coast enjoying the marvelous landscapes.

With its lacy cornices and baby-blue facade, this 19C cathedral boasts motifs of Gothic architecture and several notable ornaments.

Treat yourself to an adventure, peddling along this gorgeous river running through a cave lined with exquisite rock formations.

Avoid the crowds on his off-the-beaten-path beach, lined with palm trees and boasting lush natural beauty and crystal clear water.

Descend into the belly of this beautiful karst cave, full of stalactites, stalagmites, and fine rock formations.

Explore the islands on rented boats, spend your time fishing or snorkeling, or explore the villages lining this gorgeous bay.

A fun and friendly butterfly sanctuary offering access to many butterfly species, as well as insect exhibits, and lush verdure.

Best known for its nightlife and vibrant atmosphere, this sprawling metropolis boasts ancient temples, museums, and cultural venues.

Housing a 46m statue of the Reclining Buddha, the oldest temple in Bangkok also boasts Thailand's largest collation of Buddha images.

Home to the sacred Emerald Buddha, this 18C temple complex features exquisite architectural markers and several remarkable monuments.

Wander through streets lined with food carts, small shops, cafes, and cultural marks, taking in the incessant bustle of the center.

Located in the Dusit Palace, this elegant Italian Renaissance style hall houses the famous Arts of the Kingdom exhibit.

This impressive outdoor museum replicates significant buildings, temples, and cultural monuments from throughout Thailand's history,

The second capital of the historic Kingdom of Siam retains some of its well-preserved ancient temples, royal buildings, and palaces.

This lavish royal complex dates to the 18C, boasting many historic structures, lush gardens, and a rich cultural museum.

Comprised of several reconstructed traditional Thai houses, this museum exhibits an impressive collection of Southeast-Asian art.

A significant Buddhist temple boasting an elaborate Khmer-style spire, rich ornamental details, and fine traditional architecture.

With 28 elaborate pagodas, traditional architecture, and fine sculptures, this 19C temple offers a great glimpse into Thai Buddhism.

Escape the bustle of Bangkok on this beautiful island, known for its lush greenery and vibrant weekend market.

A city rich in culture and many fun activities, Pattaya boasts beaches, aquaparks, shrines, nightlife, and access to nearby islands.

Famed for its monthly Full Moon Party, this picturesque island offers peace, lush scenery, beaches, and sun the rest of the month.

Located in a beautiful cove, this paradisiacal beach is perfect for swimming year-round, featuring several nice pubs and eateries.

Flanked by mountains, this lovely northern beach is difficult to access but compensates for it with its beauty and tranquility.

Spend the day lazing about in a hammock, swimming in the crystal clear water, or exploring the breathtaking nature of the island.

The locale of the infamous Full Moon Party, this lush peninsula beach boasts a wide strip of white sand and buzzing nightlife.

The second-largest island in Thailand, Ko Samui boasts opulent marine life perfect for snorkeling, great hiking, and lovely beaches.

Encompassing 42 islands, lush marine life, and spectacular landscape, this national park is one of Thailand's finest.

This national park spans the primeval forests lining the Khanom coast, as well as its beaches and the Thale Tai archipelago.

Set on a small island off the shores of Ko Samui, this temple features a 12m Buddha, symbolic architecture, and fine decorations.

This popular coastal village offers fine sandy strip, aquamarine waters, an array of local restaurants, and a vibrant nightlife.

Set mostly on the Pha Ngan Island, this national park features waterfalls, rock pools, streams, beaches, and lush primal forest.

A popular island with fantastic scuba-diving opportunities, a beautiful beach, great food, and an easy island atmosphere.

A small coastal town, best known for its beautiful 5km beach with its fine sand and lovely turquoise waters.

The second-largest island in Thailand, Ko Samui boasts opulent marine life perfect for snorkeling, great hiking, and lovely beaches.

Visit on Friday evening and you will find a buzzing night market. Every other day traditional restaurants and fun shops await you.

A marriage of opposites, this island offers luxurious resorts alongside wild beach alcoves, superb food, lively nightlife, and spas.

Secluded and with a wonderful laid-back atmosphere, this gorgeous beach is a backpacker heaven with its golden sand and clear water.

Promising thrills for all ages, this great waterpark offers giant slides, pools, mini-golf, go-karts, trampoline, and oodles of fun.

Encompassing 42 islands, lush marine life, and spectacular landscape, this national park is one of Thailand's finest.

This national park spans the primeval forests lining the Khanom coast, as well as its beaches and the Thale Tai archipelago.

Set atop the highest summit on the island, this garden is full of countless statues of Buddhist deities, animals, and the sculptor.

This modern temple complex features sculptures depicting Buddhist deities, including two 30m statues of Buddha and Guanyin.

This 250m sandy beach strip offers beautiful water, great scenery, and snorkeling opportunity, as well as many cafes lining its edge.

Famed for its monthly Full Moon Party, this picturesque island offers peace, lush scenery, beaches, and sun the rest of the month.

Set on a small island off the shores of Ko Samui, this temple features a 12m Buddha, symbolic architecture, and fine decorations.

This popular coastal village offers fine sandy strip, aquamarine waters, an array of local restaurants, and a vibrant nightlife.

Set mostly on the Pha Ngan Island, this national park features waterfalls, rock pools, streams, beaches, and lush primal forest.

A small coastal town, best known for its beautiful 5km beach with its fine sand and lovely turquoise waters.

Unique rock formations reminiscent of female and male genitalia, respectfully called Grandmother and Grandfather by the locals.

Your gateway to a wealth of spectacular national parks, this town also boasts beaches, access to nearby islands, and great food.

Retaining their small-town charm, these central streets are full of bustling markets, colorful guesthouses, and a unique atmosphere.

Hire a boat to reach this paradisaical beach, explore its karst-hedged lagoons, and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere ruling the shore.

From dramatic scenery, to crystal water, fine sand, and island excursions heading out, this beach is one of the best in the area.

Thailand's largest island offers a wealth of picturesque beaches, dramatic karst scenery, and delicious local cuisine.

Brave the steep stairway and you'll find a remarkable Buddhist temple with fine statues, spectacular views, and impressive caves

With its wonderful atmosphere, this superb beach is favored by many travellers for its scenery and a sense of tranquility.

This national park is famous for its dramatic scenery, boasting karst towers rising from aquamarine waters and beautiful beaches.

Climb up to the peak, spread a blanket, and await the amazing views and colors as the sun sets on the horizon.

This marble giant is 45m high, and from its hilltop perch offers spectacular views of the entire island with its bays and towns.

This lovely southern island boasts diverse marine life, several beautiful beaches, and close proximity to a national park.

Explore the many cafes and bars, hit the beach or go off for a hike, and take advantage of the opulent coral reefs neabry.

Thailand's second marine park covers 51 islands, boasting rich marine life, diverse fauna, and a wealth of tropical plants.

A coastal marine park featuring beautiful islands, coral reefs, rich marine life, and gorgeous limestone landscape.

Explore this national marine park by kayak or boat, camp on one of the islands, snorkel and hike, and get in touch with nature.

Little visited by foreigners, this national park protects a stretch of coral reef in the south, diverse fauna, and nice beaches.

Thailand's largest island offers a wealth of picturesque beaches, dramatic karst scenery, and delicious local cuisine.

Bustling market, streets overflowing with vendors, and a wealth of food stalls await you on your walk through the town center.

Stretching for 6km, this quiet beach is lined with resorts, offering gorgeous scenery and many water sports to its visitors.

Fringed with lush wild nature, this small beach is best visited off-season for its beautiful landscape and peaceful atmosphere.

Boasting crystal clear water, this white sandy beach occupies a quiet bay and offers great restaurants and lively nightlife.

Hire a boat to reach this paradisaical beach, explore its karst-hedged lagoons, and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere ruling the shore.

From dramatic scenery, to crystal water, fine sand, and island excursions heading out, this beach is one of the best in the area.

Lush and gorgeous, this beach is well known to domestic and international visitors for its crystal clear water and white sand.

With its wonderful atmosphere, this superb beach is favored by many travellers for its scenery and a sense of tranquility.

Climb up to the peak, spread a blanket, and await the amazing views and colors as the sun sets on the horizon.

This marble giant is 45m high, and from its hilltop perch offers spectacular views of the entire island with its bays and towns.

This national park is famous for its dramatic scenery, boasting karst towers rising from aquamarine waters and beautiful beaches.

A flourishing metropolis, Hong Kong boasts Eastern and Western influences reflected in cuisine, architecture, history, and trade.

Do not miss out on Victoria Peak, home to parks and trails, as well as breathtaking views over Hong Kong and its nearby islands.

Climb up 268 steps to visit the giant bronze Buddha overlooking Hong Kong, boasting 34m height and ringed with smaller statues.

Wander through the bustling streets, sample dim sum, and be sure to catch a glimpse of the world-famous Hong Kong Skyline.

A beach on the southern Repulse Bay, popular for its easy accessibility, diverse amenities, beautiful waters, and golden sands.

Dedicated to promoting sustainable living, this beautiful farm preserves the local flora and fauna, as well as offering great walking paths.

Set on the Ma Wan island, this large park promotes love of nature, providing beautiful landscape and interactive installations.

Hong Kong's largest island is full of cultural landmarks, such as monasteries, temples, and villages, as well as nice hiking paths.

An early 20C Buddhist nunnery, boasting lovely Tang Dynasty architecture, as well as elaborate deity statues and a lush garden.

Famed for its thriving club scene, this vibrant district is full of restaurants, food stalls, shops, and live performances.

Visit the museum to get to know Hong Kong's fascinating history with exhibits on its archaeology, ethnography, and natural history.

Housed in a a gem of Chinese architecture with an ornate facade, this railways museum exhibits locomotives, railcars, and other artifacts.

A conservation park dedicated to native flora, featuring exhibit halls on biodiversity, an indoor playground, and other facilities.

This enormous amusement park features an oceanarium and an aquarium, animal exhibits, fun rides, and many other attractions.

Guaranteeing fun for all ages, this theme park combines classical Disney universe with elements of Hong Kong and Asian cultures.

Hong Kong's third-largest island boasts rock formations, waterfront famed for its seafood, hiking trails, and a few quaint villages.

Ride a cable car to this village and glimpse the local culture through its installations, architectural curios, and nearby landmarks.