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Sapa Terraced Rice Fields Lao Cai
World-famous terraced rice fields built by Hmong and Dao people Misty mountain views at sunrise Scenic spots: Cát Cát, Lao Chải, and Tả Van villages Green during planting season (May–July) and golden during harvest (Sept–Oct) A must-visit for photographers and nature lovers
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Karmawibhangga Museum
Displays original Borobudur artifacts, including carved stone fragments from the temple restoration, and unique documentary photographs of the hidden Karmawibhangga reliefs.
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Heaven’s Gate Sapa Lao Cai
Heaven’s Gate viewpoint overlooking the Hoang Lien Son mountain range and Fansipan Peak Winding mountain road over 2,000 meters above sea level One of the best sunrise and sunset viewpoints in Sapa Cool climate year-round, often surrounded by mist and clouds Scenic cafés and photo spots along the ridge Border point between Lao Cai and Lai Chau provinces
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Sapa Stone Church Lao Cai
Over 90-year-old French Gothic architecture Beautiful white stone walls and stained glass windows Scenic view of Sapa Town and Mount Fansipan Venue for religious events and Christmas celebrations Romantic night atmosphere with illuminated surroundings
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Ban Gioc Waterfall Cao Bang
Dual-border waterfall view (Vietnam–China) Emerald Quay Son River scenery Bamboo raft rides near the waterfall Panoramic hilltop viewpoints Local ethnic villages nearby Sunset photography opportunities
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Borobudur Temple Compounds
The largest Buddhist monument in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage site, featuring 72 bell-shaped stupas, each housing a Buddha statue, on the upper circular terraces, and a total of 2,672 bas-relief panels illustrating the Buddha's life story and the journey to enlightenment
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Bach Ma Pagoda Hanoi
Ancient temple with centuries of history Traditional Vietnamese architecture combined with Chinese art Spacious courtyard and intricately carved wooden halls Features Buddha statues and Guanyin statue Peaceful atmosphere suitable for meditation
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Quan Su Pagoda Hanoi
An ancient central city pagoda featuring traditional architecture and exquisite artistry. It serves as a center for Buddhist education and cultural dissemination in Hanoi. Ideal for meditation, worship, and learning about local traditions and heritage.
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National Textile Museum Malaysia
The building features outstanding Indo-Saracenic Revival architecture, built in 1896, and the interior is divided into four main exhibition rooms that present the stories of batik, songket, and jewelry of various Malaysian ethnic groups
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Tran Quoc Pagoda Hanoi
The oldest Buddhist temple in Hanoi (6th century) Located on a small island in West Lake, connected by a stone bridge 11 tiered red pagoda housing jade Buddha statues Blend of Vietnamese and ancient Chinese architecture Stunning sunset views over West Lake
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West Lake Hanoi
Hanoi’s largest freshwater lake, covering over 500 hectares Surrounded by lakeside cafes and restaurants with relaxing views Close to Tran Quoc Pagoda – the oldest pagoda in Hanoi One of the best sunset viewpoints in the city Activities include cycling, boating, and photography
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Dong Xuan Market Hanoi
Largest indoor market in Hanoi Great place for souvenirs, silk, and local crafts Upper floors sell clothes; ground floor offers food and dry goods Located near Hoan Kiem Lake and the Old Quarter
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Hoa Lo Prison Hanoi
Original prison cells and shacklesExhibits about Vietnam’s struggle for independenceDisplays from the Vietnam War era Authentic artifacts and historical photos
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Mega Grand World Hanoi
World-class shopping and dining Dazzling light and sound shows European-inspired architecture Lakeside promenades and open parks A top photo and family spot in Hanoi
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Cuc Phuong National Park Ninh Binh
Cuc Phuong National Park is Vietnam's first national park (1962), covering over 22,000 hectares of lush rainforest and limestone mountains.
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Bai Dinh Pagoda Complex Ninh Binh
Bai Dinh Temple is Vietnam’s largest pagoda complex, blending ancient cave temples with a modern structure built between 2003–2010. It houses Asia’s biggest bronze Buddha and the longest Arhat corridor, set amid limestone mountains and lush greenery. A major pilgrimage site during Buddhist festivals.
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Hoi An Ancient Town Quang Nam
UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1999 Japanese Covered Bridge (Chùa Cầu) Lantern Festival on the Thu Bon River Unique architecture combining Vietnamese, Chinese, Japanese, and European styles Traditional crafts and local cuisine
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Taman Negara National Park Pahang
Ancient rainforest over 130 million years old Famous canopy walkway over 500 meters long River cruises along the Tembeling RiverBukit Teresek viewpoint overlooking Mount Tahan Home to indigenous Orang Asli communities
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Cherating Turtle Sanctuary Pahang
The beach is safe for sea turtle nesting and features a program for releasing hatchlings into the sea. Educational programs focus on the conservation of Olive Ridley and Hawksbill turtles, and the facilities are environmentally friendly.
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Thean Hou Temple
An impressive 6-story architectural masterpiece featuring South Chinese design with intricate dragon roofs and ornate carvings, serving as a key center for the worship of the Goddess Mazu and a major destination for Chinese New Year celebrations adorned with thousands of red lanterns.
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Tasik Chini Lake Pahang
Scenic freshwater lake with surrounding rainforest Rich biodiversity including rare freshwater fish and birds Traditional Orang Asli villages nearby Boating, fishing, and eco-tourism activities Mythical legends of the Naga Tasik Chini
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Genting Highlands Pahang
Cool mountain climate and scenic views Indoor and outdoor theme parks Casinos and nightlife Hotels, shopping malls, and dining options Entertainment for families and couples
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Teluk Cempedak Beach Pahang
Scenic sandy beach close to Kuantan city Palm trees and rocky outcrops along the coast Popular for swimming, surfing, and jogging Family-friendly with nearby cafes and restaurants Stunning sunset views over the South China Sea
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Tioman Island Pahang
White sandy beaches and turquoise waters Coral reefs and marine life ideal for snorkeling and scuba diving Rainforest trails and waterfalls, such as Asah Waterfall and Mukut Waterfall Small villages with local culture and seafood cuisine Eco-tourism and conservation areas
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Jalan Alor Night Market
A vibrant night market street spanning approximately 500 meters that comes alive after sunset with over 200 hawker stalls, famous for its fresh open-air kitchens. The essential dish to try is the renowned Wong Ah Wah Grilled Chicken Wings.
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Pulau Rawa Johor
Powder-white sand beach and turquoise waters Shallow coral reef ideal for snorkelling Quiet, low-density resort island Scenic hilltop viewpoint
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Gunung Ledang National Park Johor
Trekking to the summit of Gunung Ledang Stunning waterfalls such as Sagil Waterfall Rich tropical rainforest flora and fauna Adventure activities including camping
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Kuala Lumpur Butterfly Park
The largest free-flight butterfly park in the world, under a large net designed to replicate a natural rainforest environment, allowing visitors to get close to many beautiful butterfly species.
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Johor Premium Outlets Johor
Over 150 top global brands such as Coach, Michael Kors, Polo Ralph Lauren, Nike, Adidas, and Kate Spade. Daily promotions and seasonal discounts attract shoppers from across Malaysia and Singapore.
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Central Market Pasar Seni
A historical art and cultural market in the heart of Kuala Lumpur, characterized by its distinctive Art Deco blue building. The interior is filled with diverse Malaysian cultural zones, complemented by the lively atmosphere of Kasturi Walk, a popular outdoor market at the entrance
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Desaru Coast Adventure Waterpark
Among the biggest coastal waterparks in Malaysia Home to one of the world’s largest wave pools, “Tidal Wave Beach” Exciting water rides like Kraken’s Revenge and Super Twister Dedicated zones for kids and families Located near the beautiful Desaru Coast Beach
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Pulau Kukup National Park Johor
One of the world’s largest uninhabited mangrove islands Elevated wooden boardwalk and 360° observation tower Spotting sites for dolphins, mudskippers, and migratory birds Globally protected Ramsar wetland ecosystem
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Tanjung Piai National Park Johor
Tanjung Piai National Park marks the southernmost tip of mainland Eurasia, featuring rich mangrove forests teeming with wildlife. Visitors can stroll along wooden walkways, enjoy birdwatching from observation decks, and explore the visitor center’s coastal ecology exhibits — perfect for photography, eco-education, and nature walks.
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Kuala Lumpur Bird Park
The largest free-flight aviary in the world, under a giant net covering over 20.9 acres, offers visitors the opportunity to walk freely and closely with over 3,000 birds from 200 species, especially in the Hornbill Zone, and features the exciting bird feeding activity.
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Perhentian Islands Terengganu
The Perhentian Islands, off Terengganu’s coast, offer white-sand beaches, turquoise waters, and world-class snorkeling and diving with sea turtles and reef sharks. Comprising Perhentian Besar and Kecil, the islands are best visited from March to October and accessible by speedboat from Kuala Besut.
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Redang Island Terengganu
Redang Island, 45 km off Terengganu’s coast, is a pristine marine paradise known for crystal-clear waters and vibrant coral reefs. Ideal for snorkeling, diving, and kayaking, it’s home to sea turtles and colorful tropical fish. Visitors enjoy white sandy beaches and breathtaking views of the South China Sea.
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Pulau Kapas Terengganu
Nearly white “cotton-like” beaches and transparent sea perfect for snorkelling. Coral reefs and rich marine life right off the shore, including turtles and small reef sharks. Easy access from the mainland via a short boat ride from Marang Jetty (~15-30 minutes).
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Perdana Botanical Gardens
An extensive green oasis with over a hundred years of history. It features the aesthetically pleasing Laman Perdana Canopy a beautiful wooden structure resembling a honeycomb and serves as a natural and cultural hub connecting numerous significant sites, such as the National Mosque and Islamic Arts Museum.
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Niah National Park Sarawak
Great Cave with towering limestone chambers Painted Cave with 1,200-year-old wall paintings Archaeological site of prehistoric human remains 3 km rainforest boardwalk trail Bird’s nest harvesting by the Penan people
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Laem Sak Old Community
A living heritage village that preserves over 100 years of multicultural harmony and transforms its old streets into a vibrant open-air art gallery.
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Similajau National Park
Coastal and mangrove forests in pristine condition. A 30 km stretch of golden beach with breathtaking Borneo sunsets. Opportunities to spot pink dolphins and sea turtles. Multiple jungle trails of various difficulty levels.
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Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia
The unique azure dome and the display of over 7,000 ancient Islamic art objects, including antique Qur'an manuscripts and models of world-renowned mosques, all combined in one place that unites the beauty of art, culture, and faith
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Bako National Park Sarawak
Home to Borneo’s rare Proboscis Monkey, Bako National Park features 16 jungle trails, unique rock formations like the Sea Stack, and beautiful secluded beaches. A short boat ride from Kuching, it’s the perfect place to explore wildlife and rainforest scenery in one trip.
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Semenggoh Wildlife Centre Sarawak
See semi-wild orangutans during twice-daily feeding sessions Learn about one of Borneo’s pioneering wildlife rehabilitation projects Explore lush rainforest home to birds, squirrels, and reptiles Convenient half-day trip from Kuching Educational experience for nature and wildlife lovers
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Masjid Negara National Mosque of Malaysia
A national symbol defined by its Modernist Islamic architecture, notably the 16-pointed concrete dome representing the 13 states of Malaysia and the 5 Pillars of Islam. It is a major site that welcomes non-Muslim visitors to observe and learn about the Islamic faith and local culture.
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Langkawi Sky Bridge Kedah
A 125-meter curved suspension bridge perched 660 meters above sea level, offering 360° panoramic views of Langkawi and the Andaman Sea. Accessible via the SkyCab cable car, it features glass-floor panels and stands as a world-famous engineering marvel and iconic landmark of Malaysia.
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Thean Hou Temple
A six-storey Southern Chinese architectural temple with dragon roofs and intricate designs, serving as a center of devotion to the Goddess Mazu and a key destination for Chinese New Year celebrations.
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Pulau Payar Marine Park Langkawi
Snorkel among Blacktip Reef Sharks in shallow waters and explore the colorful Coral Garden, filled with tropical fish and vibrant corals. A floating platform with facilities offers easy access for snorkelling and marine education. The area is protected by Malaysia’s Department of Fisheries.
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Lopburi City Pillar Shrine or San Luk Sao
The only city pillar shrine called “San Luk Sao,” housing a black stone believed to be Rama’s Arrow, kept in water to prevent disasters, in a traditional Chinese-style shrine.
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Yasothon City Pillar Shrine
The shrine is the only one in Thailand with three city pillars, blending Thai, Chinese, and Lao architectural styles in the historic Baan Sing Tha area.
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Samut Songkhram City Pillar Shrine
The shrine features elegant Thai mandap architecture. The city pillar is made of Chaiyaphruek wood with a four-faced Brahma at the top and houses a royal hair relic.
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Laem Sak Cape
The Land of Three Cultures and Three Seas — a tranquil cape surrounded by limestone mountains and authentic local life.
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City Pillar Shrine of Saraburi
The shrine features two city pillars — the original one preserved under glass and a new one made of auspicious Chaiyapruek wood with a lotus-bud top. These are housed inside an elegant Thai-style four-gabled pavilion (Chaturamuk), along with guardian deities that protect the city.
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Sakon Nakhon City Pillar Shrine or San Chao Pho Mahesak
The shrine serves as a center of faith for locals and travelers, where people come to pray for stability, prosperity, and protection.
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Phichit City Pillar Shrine
The shrine has two levels: the upper level houses the city pillar, while the lower level contains a statue of Phra Ya Khotbong Thewarat, locally called "Phor Poo."
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Chiang Mai–Lamphun City Pillar Shrine
An original boundary pillar marking the border between two provinces and a spiritual center for the people of Chiang Mai and Lamphun.
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Mae Sariang City Pillar Shrine
The Mae Sariang City Pillar Shrine serves as a spiritual and cultural hub, easily accessible along a major highway.
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Uttaradit City Pillar Shrine
The Uttaradit City Pillar Shrine is a significant provincial project initiated with a formal blessing and foundation stone ceremony. The city pillar is made of sacred teak wood (Mahesak), the province’s symbolic tree, and the shrine’s architecture reflects the “Three Cultural Charms” of Uttaradit—Lanna, Lan Xang, and Central Thai influences.
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Bang Khwan Beach
A serene beach that plays a vital role in marine conservation and serves as a nesting site for leatherback turtles.
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