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Asian Tourism – UandI Global Travels
Asia is a wonderful place and a tourist dream. Some of the top attractions in Asia include Mount Fuji in Japan, The Great Wall of China, The Dead Sea in Israel, Beijing China, Phuket Thailand, Hong Kong, Kathmandu Nepal, Singapore, and Jaipur in India. Asia is Renowned and a great place to work, study or tour.
Asian Tourist Places
Asia is the largest continent by both size and population–a diverse, multicultural melting pot of some of the oldest civilizations on earth. There’s so much to see and do in Asia, it’s hard to narrow it down to a shortlist–it could take you months to truly explore just one country.
For those on a tighter schedule or budget, the secret to discovering the best places to travel in Asia is to see a bit of everything–from the skyscrapers of Hong Kong to the majestic slopes of Mount Fuji and the architectural marvel of places like Angkor Wat in Cambodia.
Regardless of what you truly want to experience in your travels through Asia, there’s surely a spot somewhere to fill that need. To help you plan the trip of a lifetime, take a look at our list of the best places to visit in Asia.
Although Mount Fuji is an active stratovolcano, it hasn’t erupted since 1708. The stunning snowcapped mountain is one of Japan’s “Three Holy Mountains,” which are traditionally considered to hold a particular power–Mount Fuji has volcanic power. While many visitors come here to just photograph this World Heritage List Cultural Site and well-known symbol of Japan, others arrive for the climbing opportunities. Until the late 19th century, women were not allowed to make their way to the summit (which is still considered a sacred site), so visitors of all ethnicities, genders, and ages now arrive to make up for lost time.
There are four possible routes to reach the top of the mountain, and all offer a number of stops along the way in the form of shrines, historical monuments, and even teahouses. You may also want to plan your visit to Japan around the spring cherry blossoms, another popular tourist attraction.
Thailand’s biggest island is also a magnet for visitors–and for good reason. Phuket boasts some of the best beaches in the country, with clean, soft, rolling sands and turquoise waters as far as the eye can see. Kata, Hat Karon, and Kamala beaches see a lot of tourists during the high season (November to February) but remain sleepy little villages once the rains arrive. Beautiful coral reefs line up the coastline, offering amazing opportunities for snorkeling and diving but also sea kayaking and island hopping. In between hours of lying under the sun, visitors can head to the white and gold Wat Chalong, the largest and most important Buddhist temple on the island, or climb up a hill to reach the Big Buddha–a 45-meter-tall statue covered with Burmese marble.
Phuket, Thailand — where turquoise waters, white-sand beaches, and vibrant nightlife await. Whether you’re seeking adventure, relaxation, or rich cultural experiences, Phuket offers something for everyone. Explore stunning islands, enjoy world-class Thai cuisine, and unwind with warm hospitality. Your unforgettable getaway starts in Phuket — come experience the magic
The dark blue waters of the Dead Sea touch the borders of both Jordan and Israel. Actually a lake despite its name, the Dead Sea sits at the lowest land elevation on Earth–over 430 meters below sea level. With a salt concentration of around 31 percent–almost 10 times saltier than the ocean –the Dead Sea is so thick, nothing can sink into it, and everyone who walks into it will naturally float. While the lake is too salty to support aquatic life, there are plenty of animals that call the surrounding desert home–and hikers will run into anything from hares to foxes and leopards when exploring the nature reserves around the Dead Sea.
the wonder of the Dead Sea, Israel — the lowest point on Earth and one of nature’s most unique treasures. Float effortlessly in its salty, mineral-rich waters, known for their healing properties, and rejuvenate with its famous mud. Surrounded by breathtaking desert landscapes and ancient history, the Dead Sea offers a one-of-a-kind blend of relaxation, wellness, and exploration. Come and feel renewed in a place like no other! Come Let UandI Global Travels take you there.
Have you ever being to Beijing? Beijing, is one of the world’s most populous and historically rich cities, offers a captivating glimpse into China’s past. Strolling through the hutongs — narrow alleyways lined with traditional homes and courtyards — reveals a side of the city steeped in centuries-old culture. As the capital of China, Beijing boasts seven UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including the majestic Summer Palace and its gardens, the ancient Grand Canal, and the iconic Forbidden City — a sprawling palace complex that housed Chinese emperors for over 500 years since the 1420s. With nearly 1,000 buildings, the Forbidden City stands as one of the city’s most awe-inspiring attractions. Visitors can also marvel at Beijing’s unique pagodas and temples, such as the eight-sided Tianning Temple dating back to the 12th century, and explore nearly 150 museums and galleries that showcase the city’s deep cultural heritage.
Over 7.4 million people from all over the world occupy the small 1,104-square-kilometer island of Hong Kong, making it the third most densely populated place in the world. Despite having one of the world’s highest per capita incomes, income inequality has become one of Hong Kong’s main issues, and lower-income families often live in crowded tenement buildings. The buildings themselves have become tourist attractions, as many are historic structures dating back over a century. Hong Kong is home to a Disneyland park, as well as Ocean Park, an amusement park with rollercoasters, thrill, and water rides.