Explore the wonders of Asia with We Travel To. At We Travel To, we're dedicated to transforming your travel aspirations into remarkable realities. Our profound appreciation for Asia's rich tapestry of cultures, breathtaking landscapes, and captivating traditions has led us to curate an extraordinary array of holiday packages that promise to immerse you in the essence of this diverse continent. Whether you yearn for the serenity of a Japanese tea ceremony, the vibrant hustle and bustle of India's bustling markets, or the pristine beaches of Thailand, We Travel To stands as your trusted partner in crafting tailor-made, immersive Asian experiences that will create cherished memories for a lifetime. Join us as we unveil the enchantment of Asia, one extraordinary journey at a time.

China

China

Beijing & Northern Plains

Why Go: Imperial roots, dynastic relics, and Great Wall gateways.
Top Attractions: Forbidden City, Great Wall (Mutianyu, Badaling), Summer Palace, Tiananmen Square.
Annual Events: Chinese New Year (Jan/Feb), Lantern Festival (Feb), Mid-Autumn Festival (Sep).
Pastimes: Hutong rickshaw tours, Peking opera shows, night dumpling feasts.
Folklore & Fable Sites: Mount Xiangtang’s poetry springs; Emperor Qin’s terra-cotta spirit canal myths at Xianyang.
Seasonal Tips:
Apr–May & Sep–Oct: Pleasant for wall hikes.
Jun–Aug: Hot, occasional monsoon storms.
Nov–Feb: Very cold, ideal for palace illuminations.

Shanghai & Yangtze Delta

Why Go: Futuristic skyline, colonial Bund, and water-town canals.
Top Attractions: The Bund, Shanghai Tower, Yuyuan Garden, Suzhou canals.
Annual Events: Shanghai International Film Festival (Jun), Dragon Boat Races (Jun).
Pastimes: Huangpu River cruise, jade tea-tasting in Yuyuan, street-jazz in Xintiandi.
Folklore & Fable Sites: White Snake tale at Leifeng Pagoda; Nine Lion Wall legends in Suzhou.
Seasonal Tips:
Mar–May & Sep–Nov: Comfortable, spring flowers and autumn leaves.
Jun–Aug: Humid, rainy, typhoon risk.

Xi’an & Central China

Why Go: Ancient Silk Road terminus and cradle of Chinese civilization.
Top Attractions: Terracotta Army, City Wall, Big Wild Goose Pagoda, Shaanxi History Museum.
Annual Events: Qin Terra-Cotta Warriors Festival (Mar), Lantern Festival (Feb).
Pastimes: Cyclo rides atop the city wall, Tang dynasty music shows, dumpling banquets.
Folklore & Fable Sites: Mount Hua’s immortal cliff tales; emperor’s ferryman in Wei River.
Seasonal Tips:
Apr–May & Sep–Oct: Clear skies, ideal for outdoor tours.
Jun–Aug: Hot, smog risk.
Nov–Mar: Cold, good for museums.

Guilin & Guangxi

Why Go: Dreamlike karst peaks, Li River cruises, and ethnic villages.
Top Attractions: Li River cruise to Yangshuo, Reed Flute Cave, Longji Rice Terraces, Dragon’s Backbone.
Annual Events: Guilin International Tourism Festival (Oct), Guilin Romantic Show (year-round).
Pastimes: Bamboo rafting, bike rides through paddy mosaics, cormorant-fishing demos.
Folklore & Fable Sites: Seven Star Park’s fairy-tree legends; Yangshuo bride-maiden mountain myths.
Seasonal Tips:
Apr–Oct: Lush, ideal for river cruises, best in May–Jun for clear water.
Nov–Mar: Cool, fewer tourists, some cruise operators scale back.

Chengdu & Sichuan

Why Go: Panda sanctuaries, spicy cuisine, and Tibetan-Buddhist culture.
Top Attractions: Chengdu Panda Base, Jiuzhaigou Valley, Leshan Giant Buddha, Mount Emei.
Annual Events: Chengdu International Panda Lantern Festival (Feb), Dujiangyan Water-Releasing Festival (Jun).
Pastimes: Sichuan opera “face-changing,” hot pot feasts, tea-house gossip in People’s Park.
Folklore & Fable Sites: Legend of Er Lang Shen’s flood control at Dujiangyan; White Snake battles at Mount Emei.
Seasonal Tips:
Mar–Jun & Sep–Nov: Best for pandas and autumn leaves at Jiuzhaigou.
Jul–Aug: Rainy, risk of landslides in mountains.

Yunnan & Southwest

Why Go: Ethnic mosaic, sacred mountains, and golden rice-terraces.
Top Attractions: Lijiang Old Town, Tiger Leaping Gorge, Shangri-La, Yuanyang Rice Terraces.
Annual Events: Torch Festival (Jun), Water-Splashing Festival in Dai villages (Apr).
Pastimes: Naxi orchestra concerts, tea-horse caravan rides, flower-harvesting in ethnic markets.
Folklore & Fable Sites: The goddess Moso at Jade Dragon Snow Mountain; lamas’ sky burials in Shangri-La.
Seasonal Tips:
Apr–Jun & Sep–Nov: Clear skies, best for terraces and high-altitude treks.
Jul–Aug: Rainy monsoon, washouts on mountain tracks.

Singapore

Singapore

Civic District & Marina Bay

Why Go: Futuristic skyline, colonial monuments, and world-class museums.
Top Attractions: Gardens by the Bay, Merlion Park, National Gallery, Marina Bay Sands SkyPark.
Annual Events: i Light Marina Bay (Jan), National Day Parade (Aug 9).
Pastimes: Bayfront waterfront jogs, evening light shows, rooftop bars.
Folklore & Fable Sites: Merlion origin myth; dragon-serpent legend under Esplanade Bridge.
Seasonal Tips:
Rain falls year-round, best Feb–Apr and Jul–Sep for lowest likelihood.

Chinatown & Clarke Quay

Why Go: Rich Peranakan heritage, temple trails, and riverside nightlife.
Top Attractions: Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, Sri Mariamman Temple, Chinatown Street Market, Boat Quay.
Annual Events: Chinese New Year (Feb), Mid-Autumn Lantern Festival (Sep).
Pastimes: Bar hopping by the river, heritage-walk tours, traditional herb-tea tasting.
Folklore & Fable Sites: Chinatown snake-God shrine; “Seven Virgins” ghost story by Clarke Quay.
Seasonal Tips:
Nov–Jan: Cooler evenings.
Jun–Aug: Avoid haze from Sumatra.

Little India & Kampong Glam

Why Go: Alive with spice markets, regal mosques, and modern street art.
Top Attractions: Sultan Mosque, House of Tan Teng Niah, Haji Lane, Tekka Market.
Annual Events: Deepavali (Oct/Nov), Thaipusam (Jan/Feb).
Pastimes: Indian classical dance shows, batik workshops, rooftop shisha lounges.
Folklore & Fable Sites: Tales of Sultan Abdul Samad’s pet elephant; Malay ghost rickshaw stories.
Seasonal Tips:
Apr–Jul: Hottest months, enjoy air-con museums midday.

Sentosa & Southern Islands

Why Go: Theme parks, tropical beaches, and luxurious resorts.
Top Attractions: Universal Studios Singapore, S.E.A. Aquarium, Palawan Beach, Fort Siloso.
Annual Events: Sentosa Sandsation (May), Siloso Beach Party (Jun).
Pastimes: Zip-lining at Mega Adventure, kayaking around Lazarus Island, sunset cruises.
Folklore & Fable Sites: Pirate tales of 19th-century Siloso; mermaid legend at Palawan Beach.
Seasonal Tips:
Nov–Apr: Best beach weather.
May–Oct: Higher humidity, occasional showers.

East Coast & Changi

Why Go: Seaside parks, local seafood, and heritage villages.
Top Attractions: East Coast Park, Changi Chapel & Museum, Pulau Ubin, Changi Village.
Annual Events: Changi Music Festival (May), Dragon Boat Carnival (Jun).
Pastimes: Cycling trails, satay-street barbecue, kampong fare at Changi Village.
Folklore & Fable Sites: “Ubin Orang Laut” sea-tribe legends; WWII ghost stories at Changi Museum.
Seasonal Tips:
Mar–Oct: Best for cycling.
Nov–Feb: Trade winds bring cooler breezes.

Northern Heartlands (MacRitchie & Bukit Timah)

Why Go: Jungle trails, reservoir views, and untouched nature.
Top Attractions: MacRitchie Reservoir TreeTop Walk, Bukit Timah Nature Reserve, Rail Corridor, Yishun Dam.
Annual Events: National Park Open House (Jul), Raptor Watch at Lorong Halus (Oct).
Pastimes: Kayaking at Lower Peirce, birdwatching in Labrador Park, night forest walks.
Folklore & Fable Sites: Ancient Malay “orang minyak” vampire tales in Bukit Timah; headhunter legends at Rail Corridor.
Seasonal Tips:
Apr–Jul: Dry trails.
Aug–Oct: Cooler, best for long treks.

Malaysia

Malaysia

Malaysia delivers a unique mix of luxury and eco-adventure. Experience world-class service in

Kuala Lumpur’s high-rise hotels, then escape to the jungles of Borneo for orangutan encounters or to Langkawi’s private beach resorts for barefoot luxury, sailing, and island-hopping.

Kuala Lumpur & Klang Valley

Why Go: Iconic skyline, cultural melting pot, and street-food heaven.
Top Attractions: Petronas Twin Towers, Batu Caves, Merdeka Square, Bukit Bintang.
Annual Events: Thaipusam (Jan/Feb), Chinese New Year (Jan/Feb), KL Fashion Week (Mar).
Pastimes: Hawker-centre feasting, urban hiking in Bukit Nanas, café-hopping in Bangsar.
Folklore & Fable Sites: Legend of the Selangor water spirit at Batu Caves; ghost stories of Old KL Railway Station.
Seasonal Tips:
May–Sept: Lower rainfall in the west, best for city tours.
Oct–Apr: East-coast monsoon makes southern KL humid.

Penang & Northern Coast

Why Go: Colonial architecture, street-art trails, and Nyonya cuisine.
Top Attractions: George Town’s murals, Kek Lok Si Temple, Penang Hill, Clan Jetties.
Annual Events: George Town Festival (Jul), Penang International Food Festival (Jul), Bon Odori (Aug).
Pastimes: Nasi Kandar hunts, mural-spotting by trishaw, durian-tasting season (Jun–Aug).
Folklore & Fable Sites: Tales of Mahsuri’s curse on Langkawi; dragon serpent myths at Pulau Aman.
Seasonal Tips:
Dec–Feb: Driest months, ideal for heritage walks.
Mar–Nov: Occasional showers, monsoon peaks Oct–Nov.

Cameron Highlands & Pahang

Why Go: Cool hill retreats, tea estates, and mossy forests.
Top Attractions: Boh Tea Plantation, Mossy Forest, Butterfly Farm, Brinchang Night Market.
Annual Events: Strawberry Festival (Feb), Cameron Tea Fest (Sept).
Pastimes: Tea-tasting sessions, moss-walk treks, strawberry-picking farms.
Folklore & Fable Sites: Hill spirit “Puteri Gunung Ledang” legends; tiger hauntings on Gunung Brinchang.
Seasonal Tips:
Feb–Apr & Sep–Nov: Cool, clear, best for trails.
May–Aug: Rainfall peaks, foggy views.

East Coast & Islands

Why Go: Pristine beaches, marine sanctuaries, and island hopping.
Top Attractions: Perhentian Islands, Redang Marine Park, Tioman Island, Sekayu Waterfalls.
Annual Events: Sea Gypsy Festival (May), Pesta Mandi Safar (Feb).
Pastimes: Snorkeling, scuba diving, sea-kayaking, beach yoga.
Folklore & Fable Sites: Mermaid of Sungai Chemerong; “Orang Puteh” phantom on Redang.
Seasonal Tips:
Apr–Sept: Best diving and calm seas.
Oct–Mar: Northeast monsoon, many resorts closed.

Melaka & Negeri Sembilan

Why Go: Portuguese-Dutch heritage, royal palaces, and Minangkabau culture.
Top Attractions: A Famosa Fort, Jonker Street, Seri Menanti Palace, Tampin hot springs.
Annual Events: Melaka River Festival (Aug), Hari Raya Haji (Jun).
Pastimes: River-boat cruises, durian durbar in Seremban, Nyonya cooking workshops.
Folklore & Fable Sites: Legend of Puteri Hang Li Po; Minangkabau water buffalo origin myth.
Seasonal Tips:
Mar–Sep: Less rain in Melaka, herbal baths in Tampin year-round.

Sabah & Sarawak (Borneo)

Why Go: River safaris, orang-utan sanctuaries, and Dayak longhouses.
Top Attractions: Kinabalu Park, Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation, Gunung Mulu Caves, Satang Island.
Annual Events: Pesta Kaamatan (May), Rainforest World Music Festival (Jul).
Pastimes: River-boat wildlife tours, cave tubing, Rungus beadwork workshops.
Folklore & Fable Sites: Legend of Mount Kinabalu spirits; Sungai Kinabatangan crocodile tales.
Seasonal Tips:
Apr–Oct: Drier season, best for climbs and river cruises.
Nov–Mar: Rainy, some trails flooded.

Indonesia

Indonesia
An archipelago of thousands of islands, Indonesia offers a kaleidoscope of cultures, temples, wildlife, and world-class natural wonders.

Bali & Nusa Islands

Why Go: Hindu-Balinese culture, rice-terrace vistas, and surf breaks.
Top Attractions: Uluwatu Temple & Kecak dance, Tegallalang rice terraces, Nusa Penida day trips.
Annual Events: Nyepi Day of Silence (Mar), Bali Arts Festival (Jun–Jul).
Pastimes: Beach-club lounging at Seminyak, sunrise yoga in Ubud.
Folklore & Fable Sites: Barong vs. Rangda masked rituals.
Seasonal Tips:
May–Sept dry season, optimal surf.
Oct–Apr green season, fewer crowds.

Java (Yogyakarta & Borobudur)

Why Go: Millennia of Hindu-Buddhist temples and Javanese courts.
Top Attractions: Borobudur Buddhist Stupa, Prambanan Hindu Temple, Sultan’s Kraton Palace.
Annual Events: Waisak Buddha’s Birthday (May), Yogyakarta Gamelan Festival (Oct).
Pastimes: Batik-making workshops, street-food tours on Malioboro Street.
Folklore & Fable Sites: Roro Jonggrang “cursed princess” at Prambanan.
Seasonal Tips:
May–Oct dry season, perfect for temple visits.
Nov–Apr short rains.

Sumatra & Wildlife Trails

Why Go: Volcano-ringed lakes, orangutan jungles, and tribal cultures.
Top Attractions: Lake Toba caldera, Bukit Lawang orangutan sanctuaries, Mentawai surfing islands.
Annual Events: Tabuik Parade (Oct, Pariaman).
Pastimes: Jungle rafting on the Bohorok River, Minangkabau dance-music evenings.
Folklore & Fable Sites: King Siallagan’s stone-toss legend at Samosir.
Seasonal Tips:
Jun–Sept dry-season trekking.
Oct–Mar heavy rain.

Komodo & Nusa Tenggara

Why Go: Island giants, pink beaches, and dive havens.
Top Attractions: Komodo National Park, Pink Beach in Flores, Labuan Bajo sunset cruises.
Annual Events: Komodo Festival (Aug).
Pastimes: Scuba diving with manta rays, park ranger talks on dragon ecology.
Folklore & Fable Sites: Putri Naga (dragon-princess) myths of Komodo.
Seasonal Tips:
Apr–Nov calm seas, best diving.
Dec–Mar monsoon swells.

Kalimantan (Indonesian Borneo)

Why Go: Ancient rainforests, river-boat safaris, and orangutan encounters.
Top Attractions: Tanjung Puting orangutan camps, Derawan Islands diving.
Annual Events: Kumai Cultural Carnival (Jul).
Pastimes: Traditional Dayak longhouse visits, night-time proboscis-monkey spotting.
Folklore & Fable Sites: Hornbill guardian spirits of the Kapuas.
Seasonal Tips:
May–Oct best for river cruises.
Nov–Apr flooding and haze.

Sulawesi & Papuan Jewels

Why Go: Towering karsts, tribal highlands, and world-class reefs.
Top Attractions: Tana Toraja funeral ceremonies, Bunaken Marine Park, Raja Ampat scuba diving.
Annual Events: Ma’Nene ancestral-mummy ritual (Aug, Toraja).
Pastimes: Bamboo rafting on Sape Strait, Papuan bird-of-paradise watching.
Folklore & Fable Sites: Legend of the Tree of Life in Toraja.
Seasonal Tips:
Jun–Sept clear skies, prime dive season.
Oct–May intermittent rain.

Vietnam

Vietnam
From emerald rice terraces and limestone karsts to bustling cities and golden beaches, Vietnam is a land of contrasts where history, cuisine, and natural beauty meet.

Hanoi & Northern Vietnam

Why Go: A cultural capital with French colonial charm, ancient temples, and gateway to Ha Long Bay.
Top Attractions: Hoan Kiem Lake, Old Quarter, Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, Ha Long Bay.
Annual Events: Tet Festival (Jan–Feb), Mid-Autumn Festival (Sept).
Folklore & Fable Sites: Sword Lake legend of the returned blade, Ha Long Bay dragon myths.
Seasonal Tips:
Oct–Apr cool and dry, best for exploring cities and Ha Long Bay.
May–Sep hot and humid with summer rains but lush landscapes.

Central Vietnam (Hue, Hoi An, Da Nang)

Why Go: Historic palaces, lantern-lit towns, and coastal beaches.
Top Attractions: Hue Imperial City, Hoi An Ancient Town, My Son Sanctuary, Marble Mountains.
Annual Events: Hue Festival (every two years, Apr–May), Hoi An Lantern Festival (monthly).
Folklore & Fable Sites: Dragon tales of Hue’s Perfume River, ghostly legends of Hoi An’s old houses.
Seasonal Tips:
Feb–Aug dry and sunny, ideal for sightseeing and beaches.
Sep–Jan rainy season with occasional typhoons.

Ho Chi Minh City & Southern Vietnam

Why Go: A dynamic hub of markets, skyscrapers, and war history.
Top Attractions: Cu Chi Tunnels, War Remnants Museum, Ben Thanh Market, Mekong Delta.
Annual Events: Tet Festival (Jan–Feb), Southern Fruit Festival (June).
Folklore & Fable Sites: Spirit stories of Ba Chua Xu Temple, Mekong Delta river legends.
Seasonal Tips:
Dec–Apr dry season, best for city life and Mekong trips.
May–Nov rainy but green and vibrant countryside.

Highlands & Remote Vietnam (Sapa, Ha Giang, Central Highlands)

Why Go: Misty mountains, ethnic minority villages, and spectacular trekking.
Top Attractions: Sapa rice terraces, Ha Giang Loop, Kon Tum villages, Ban Gioc Waterfall.
Annual Events: Khau Vai Love Market (Apr, Ha Giang), Gong Festival (Nov, Central Highlands).
Folklore & Fable Sites: Love legends of Sapa mountains, ancestral spirit myths of hill tribes.
Seasonal Tips:
Sep–Nov cool and clear, best for trekking.
Dec–Feb chilly mountain weather with mist.
Mar–May blooming season with festivals.
Jun–Aug green valleys but rainy.

Cambodia

Cambodia
A kingdom of temples, river towns, and fables where naga and kings meet under banyan trees.

Siem Reap & Angkor

Why Go: World’s largest temple complex and mystical jungle-grown ruins.
Top Attractions: Angkor Wat (sunrise view), Bayon Temple with stone faces, Ta Prohm “Tomb Raider” ruins.
Annual Events: Angkor Sankranta, Khmer New Year (Apr).
Pastimes: Traditional Apsara dance shows, countryside cycling tours.
Folklore & Fable Sites: Legend of the Seven Golden Naga at Angkor.
Seasonal Tips:
Nov–Mar dry season, ideal for temple-hopping.
May–Oct lush jungle, lower hotel rates.

Phnom Penh & Central Plains

Why Go: Capital’s colonial heritage, poignant Khmer Rouge history, riverfront charm.
Top Attractions: Royal Palace & Silver Pagoda, Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, Choeung Ek Killing Fields.
Annual Events: Water Festival boat races (Nov).
Pastimes: Riverside sunset cruises, night-market street eats.
Folklore & Fable Sites: Phnom Da serpent-prince legend (Takeo).
Seasonal Tips:
Nov–Feb cool weather, great for museums.
Jun–Oct occasional rains, fewer crowds.

Battambang & Northwest

Why Go: Authentic river-town life, French colonial villas, countryside art.
Top Attractions: Bamboo Train (norry), Phnom Banan hilltop temple.
Annual Events: Bayon Khmer Arts Festival (Oct).
Pastimes: Sunset cruise on the Sangker River, Cambodian circus (Phare Ponleu Selpak).
Folklore & Fable Sites: Khmer rice-spirits at local pagodas.
Seasonal Tips:
Nov–Mar dry season, perfect for cycling.
Jun–Oct green season, vibrant rice fields.

Sihanoukville & Islands

Why Go: Beach-party vibe, diving, and island tranquility.
Top Attractions: Otres Beach, Koh Rong snorkeling.
Annual Events: Sea Festival (Dec–Jan).
Pastimes: Night-market seafood feasts, kayaking mangroves at Koh Thmei.
Folklore & Fable Sites: Mermaid legend of Koh Rong.
Seasonal Tips:
Nov–Apr clear seas, best for diving.
May–Oct rainy, good resort deals.

Kampot, Kep & Southern Coast

Why Go: Colonial charm, pepper plantations, seaside escape.
Top Attractions: Bokor Hill Station ruins, Kampot pepper farms, crab market at Kep.
Annual Events: Kampot Pepper Festival (Feb).
Pastimes: River-boat sunset rides on the Kampot River, seafood BBQ at Kep Beach.
Folklore & Fable Sites: Ghost light legends in Kep mangroves.
Seasonal Tips:
Nov–Mar dry season, great for hill-station treks.
Apr–Oct hot, fewer tourists.

Mondulkiri & Highlands
Why Go: Ethnic-tribe culture, elephant camps, misty mountains.
Top Attractions: Elephant Valley Project sanctuary, Bou Sra Waterfall.
Annual Events: Bunong New Year (Apr).
Pastimes: Village homestays with Bunong communities, trekking through bamboo forests.
Folklore & Fable Sites: Legend of the Giant Gibbon in the forests.
Seasonal Tips:
Dec–Feb cool, dry trekking season.
Jun–Oct lush post-monsoon trails.

Philippines

Philippines
Archipelago of emerald isles, coral kingdoms, and stories told by sea and mountain alike.

Metro Manila & Luzon

Why Go: Cultural heart of the nation with colonial landmarks, street-food culture, and bustling urban life.
Top Attractions: Intramuros (walled Spanish city), Rizal Park & Manila Cathedral, National Museum of the Philippines.
Annual Events: Feast of the Black Nazarene (Jan 9), Flores de Mayo (May).
Pastimes: Videoke nights, jeepney rides, mall culture and cafés.
Folklore & Fable Sites: Legend of Malakas & Maganda at Mt. Makiling.
Seasonal Tips:
Nov–Apr dry season, best for city tours.
May–Oct monsoon, light crowds, indoor malls.

Cordillera & Northern Highlands

Why Go: Mountain retreats, rice-terrace panoramas, cool climate.
Top Attractions: Banaue Rice Terraces, Sagada’s hanging coffins, Burnham Park in Baguio.
Annual Events: Panagbenga Flower Festival (Feb, Baguio).
Pastimes: Strawberry-picking in La Trinidad, cave explorations in Sagada.
Folklore & Fable Sites: Igorot hero Lam-ang tales.
Seasonal Tips:
Dec–Feb chilly mornings, bring layers.
Mar–May flower bloom, trekking season.

Palawan & Mimaropa

Why Go: Turquoise lagoons, limestone karsts, unique wildlife.
Top Attractions: El Nido island-hopping, Puerto Princesa Underground River (UNESCO), Coron WWII wreck dives.
Annual Events: Puerto Princesa Subterranean River Festival (Jul).
Pastimes: Snorkeling with sardines in Moalboal, sunset dinners in beach huts.
Folklore & Fable Sites: Iwahig giant eel legend.
Seasonal Tips:
Oct–May calm seas, best for snorkeling.
Jun–Sept off-peak, lower rates.

Central Visayas (Cebu & Bohol)

Why Go: Chocolate Hills, tarsiers, diving and festival culture.
Top Attractions: Chocolate Hills in Bohol, Tarsier Sanctuary, Kawasan Falls canyoneering in Cebu.
Annual Events: Sinulog Festival (Jan, Cebu).
Pastimes: Sardine-run snorkeling in Moalboal, lechon food trips.
Folklore & Fable Sites: Legend of the Monkey and the Turtle.
Seasonal Tips:
Dec–Apr dry season, perfect for water sports.
May–Nov waterfalls peak after rains.

Boracay & Western Visayas

Why Go: Iconic white-sand beaches, kite-surfing and nightlife.
Top Attractions: White Beach in Boracay, Kalibo Ati-Atihan Festival (Jan).
Annual Events: Dinagyang Festival (Jan, Iloilo).
Pastimes: Paraw regatta sailing, beachfront massage huts.
Folklore & Fable Sites: Legend of Boracay’s Spring of Malumpati.
Seasonal Tips:
Nov–Apr peak sun-bathing season.
May–Oct off-peak with fewer crowds.

Mindanao (Davao & Siargao)

Why Go: Surf capital, Mt. Apo trekking, cultural diversity.
Top Attractions: Cloud 9 surf break in Siargao, Philippine Eagle Center in Davao, Mt. Apo summit.
Annual Events: Kadayawan Festival (Aug, Davao).
Pastimes: Island-hopping to Sohoton Caves, durian food tours.
Folklore & Fable Sites: Legend of the Sea-Queen Mandarangan.
Seasonal Tips:
Apr–Oct surfing peak with warm seas.

Nov–Mar diving in Tubbataha Reefs

Japan

Japan

Hokkaido (North)

Why Go: Japan’s wild frontier—famous for powder snow, flower fields, and seafood.

Top Attractions: Sapporo Snow Festival - Furano Lavender Fields - Shiretoko National Park (UNESCO)

Annual Events: Sapporo Snow Festival (Feb) - Yosakoi Soran Festival (June)

Folklore & Fable Sites: Lake Mashu (home of Ainu water spirits), Akan Ainu Kotan village

Winter: Skiing in Niseko

Summer: Flower fields & hiking

Tohoku

Why Go: Rural charm, samurai towns, and dramatic coastlines.

Top AttraKanto (Tokyo Region)ctions: Yamadera Temple - Hirosaki Castle - Oirase Gorge

Annual Events: Nebuta Matsuri (Aug, Aomori) - Kanto Matsuri (Akita)

Folklore & Fable Sites: Namahage Museum (Akita’s demon folklore) - Osorezan (Mt. Osore, gateway to the underworld)

Seasonal Tips:

Spring: Cherry blossoms in Hirosaki

Autumn: Tohoku’s fiery foliage

Kanto (Tokyo Region)

Why Go: Urban energy meets ancient shrines.

Top Attractions: Tokyo Skytree - Nikko Toshogu Shrine - Kamakura’s Great Buddha

Annual Events: Sanja Matsuri (May, Tokyo) - Sumida River Fireworks (July)

Folklore & Fable Sites: Taira no Masakado’s grave (Tokyo) - Enoshima Island (dragon legends)

Spring: Ueno Park cherry blossoms

Winter: Illuminations in Tokyo Midtown

Chubu (Central Alps & Fuji)

Why Go: Japan’s heartland—mountains, castles, and Mt. Fuji.

Top Attractions: Mt. Fuji - Shirakawa-go (UNESCO village) - Matsumoto Castle

Annual Events: Takayama Spring Festival (April) - Fuji Shibazakura Festival (May)

Folklore & Fable Sites: Mt. Fuji (home of Konohanasakuya-hime) Tengu legends in Mt. Kurama

Spring: Fuji’s pink moss bloom

Winter: Snow-covered thatched roofs in Shirakawa-go

Kansai (Kyoto, Osaka, Nara)

Why Go: Cultural capital with temples, geisha, and street food.

Top Attractions: Fushimi Inari Shrine - Arashiyama Bamboo Grove - Osaka Castle

Annual Events: Gion Matsuri (July, Kyoto) - Tenjin Matsuri (July, Osaka)

Folklore & Fable Sites: Nara’s deer (messengers of the gods) - Kyoto’s ghostly legends in Gion

Autumn: Maple leaves in Kyoto temples

Spring: Philosopher’s Path in bloom

Chugoku (Western Honshu)

Why Go: Peace memorials, sacred islands, and hidden gems.

Top Attractions: Hiroshima Peace Park - Itsukushima Shrine (Miyajima) -Sand Dunes of Tottori

Annual Events: Hiroshima Lantern Ceremony (Aug )- Miyajima Water Fireworks (Aug)

Folklore & Fable Sites: Momotaro legend (Okayama - Izumo Taisha (home of Shinto gods)

Summer: Island hopping in Seto Inland Sea

Winter: Snowy dunes in Tottori

Shikoku

Why Go: Pilgrimage trails, whirlpools, and countryside charm.

Top Attractions: 88 Temple Pilgrimage - Naruto Whirlpools - Iya Valley vine bridges

Annual Events: Awa Odori Dance Festival (Aug, Tokushima)

Folklore & Fable Sit: Legends of Kobo Daishi (founder of Shingon Buddhism

Spring: Ideal for temple trekking

Autumn: Iya Valley foliage

Kyushu & Okinawa

Why Go: Volcanic landscapes, hot springs, and tropical beaches.Top Attractions: Beppu Onsen - Mt. Aso - Okinawa’s Shurijo Castle

Annual Events: Nagasaki Lantern Festival (Feb) - Okinawa Eisa Dance Festival (Aug)

Folklore & Fable Sites: Ryukyuan myths (Okinawa) - Kappa legends in Fukuoka

Winter: Onsen hopping in Kyushu

Summer: Snorkeling in Okinawa

Thailand

Thailand
A kingdom of golden temples, lush jungles, tropical islands, and vibrant street life, Thailand offers a perfect blend of culture, cuisine, and natural beauty.

Bangkok & Central Thailand

Why Go: A city of contrasts where royal palaces meet neon nightlife and floating markets.
Top Attractions: Grand Palace, Wat Pho, Chatuchak Market, Damnoen Saduak Floating Market.
Annual Events: Songkran (Thai New Year, Apr), Loy Krathong (Nov).
Folklore & Fable Sites: Temple guardian legends, ghost stories of Mae Nak at Wat Mahabut.
Seasonal Tips:
Nov–Feb cooler, best for city exploring.
Mar–Jun hot season festivals.
Jul–Oct rainy but lush with fewer tourists.

Chiang Mai & Northern Thailand

Why Go: Mountain temples, craft villages, and elephant sanctuaries.
Top Attractions: Doi Suthep Temple, Old City temples, Chiang Rai’s White Temple.
Annual Events: Yi Peng Lantern Festival (Nov), Songkran (Apr).
Folklore & Fable Sites: Naga serpent myths of the Mekong, hill tribe spirit traditions.
Seasonal Tips:
Nov–Feb cool, perfect for trekking.
Mar–Apr warm, with cultural festivals.
Jul–Oct green landscapes and rice terraces.

Isan (Northeast Thailand)

Why Go: Rural heartland of Khmer ruins, spicy cuisine, and river traditions.
Top Attractions: Phimai Historical Park, Phu Kradueng National Park, Mekong River towns.
Annual Events: Bun Bang Fai Rocket Festival (May), Candle Festival (July).
Folklore & Fable Sites: Mekong serpent legends, Phanom Rung temple myths.
Seasonal Tips:
Nov–Feb cool and dry, best for festivals.
Jul–Oct lush countryside and rice season.

Southern Thailand (Andaman Coast & Gulf Islands)

Why Go: Idyllic beaches, coral reefs, and dramatic limestone cliffs.
Top Attractions: Phuket, Phi Phi Islands, Railay Beach, Koh Samui, Ang Thong Marine Park.
Annual Events: Phuket Vegetarian Festival (Oct), Full Moon Parties (monthly, Koh Phangan).
Folklore & Fable Sites: Sea spirit legends of Phang Nga Bay, Hin Ta & Hin Yai rocks (Koh Samui).
Seasonal Tips:
Nov–Apr dry season, best for beaches and diving.

May–Oct rainy but lush, quieter islands

Hongkong

Hong Kong
A dynamic city where skyscrapers meet misty mountains, neon lights reflect on tranquil bays, and East harmonizes with West Hong Kong offers an intoxicating mix of heritage, cuisine, and modern energy.

Hong Kong Island & Central

Why Go:The beating heart of the city a skyline of steel and glass, colonial relics, and bustling harbor views.
Top Attractions: Victoria Peak, Man Mo Temple, Lan Kwai Fong nightlife, Central–Mid-Levels Escalator.
Annual Events: Chinese New Year Parade (Jan/Feb), Dragon Boat Festival (Jun), Mid-Autumn Lantern Festival (Sep).
Folklore & Fable Sites: Legends of the Peak’s guardian spirits, ghost stories from Possession Street and old colonial mansions.
Seasonal Tips

Oct–Mar cool and dry, best for city views.

Apr–Jun warm, with blooming gardens and cultural events.

Jul–Sep hot and humid, typhoon season but lively summer festivals.

Kowloon & New Territories

Why Go: A vibrant mix of markets, temples, and local neighborhoods rich in tradition.
Top Attractions: Wong Tai Sin Temple, Chi Lin Nunnery, Mong Kok Night Market, Sai Kung fishing villages.
Annual Events: Tin Hau Festival (Apr/May), Hungry Ghost Festival (Aug).
Folklore & Fable Sites: Deity legends of Wong Tai Sin, ghost tales at the Kowloon Walled City Park.
Seasonal Tips:

Oct–Dec pleasant and clear, ideal for exploring.

Jan–Mar mild, great for temples and street food.

May–Sep humid with rain showers, but lush countryside.

Outlying Islands (Lantau, Cheung Chau, Peng Chau)

Why Go: Escape the city for monasteries, beaches, and island traditions.
Top Attractions: Tian Tan Buddha, Po Lin Monastery, Cheung Chau Bun Festival, Tai O fishing village.
Annual Events: Cheung Chau Bun Festival (May), Lantau Hiking Festival (Nov).
Folklore & Fable Sites: Tales of sea spirits protecting fishermen, mountain deity legends around Lantau Peak.
Seasonal Tips:

Oct–Mar cool and clear, perfect for hiking.

Apr–Jun warm with festivals and floral blooms.

Jul–Sep hot and humid, quieter with local charm.

Victoria Harbour & Coastal Hong Kong

Why Go: Iconic harbor views, luxury dining, and vibrant waterfront culture.
Top Attractions: Star Ferry, Symphony of Lights, Avenue of Stars, Hong Kong Observation Wheel.
Annual Events: New Year’s Eve Fireworks (Dec 31), Hong Kong Arts Festival (Feb–Mar).
Folklore & Fable Sites: Harbor ghost stories, legends of mermaid sightings and ancient sea traders.
Seasonal Tips:

Oct–Mar best for clear skyline views and festivals.

Apr–Jun mild and lively with outdoor events.

Jul–Sep warm nights perfect for harbor cruises.

India

India
A land of colour, contrast, and deep spirituality, India is a journey for the senses and the soul. From snow-capped mountains and golden deserts to tropical beaches and temple towns, it’s a destination that captivates, surprises, and inspires at every turn.

North India
Why Go: A region of royal palaces, sacred rivers, and vibrant festivals where history and devotion intertwine.
Top Attractions: Taj Mahal in Agra, Jaipur’s Amber Fort, Delhi’s Red Fort and Chandni Chowk, Varanasi’s ghats along the Ganges.
Annual Events: Holi Festival (Mar), Diwali Festival of Lights (Oct–Nov), Pushkar Camel Fair (Nov).
Folklore & Fable Sites: Legends of love and empire at the Taj Mahal, the myths of Lord Shiva along the Ganges.
Seasonal Tips:
Oct–Mar cool and comfortable, best for sightseeing.
Apr–Jun hot but colourful with local festivals.
Jul–Sep monsoon rains, lush countryside, and fewer tourists.

Western India
Why Go: Desert dunes, ancient forts, and coastal cities define this region of royal grandeur and vibrant culture.
Top Attractions: Mumbai’s Marine Drive, Goa’s beaches and Portuguese churches, Udaipur’s Lake Palace, the Rann of Kutch salt desert.
Annual Events: Goa Carnival (Feb), Navratri Festival (Sep–Oct), Desert Festival Jaisalmer (Feb).
Folklore & Fable Sites: Stories of Rajput warriors, sea legends of Konkan fishermen, and Goa’s colonial-era myths.
Seasonal Tips:
Nov–Feb cool and pleasant for travel.
Mar–Jun hot, ideal for coastal stays.
Jul–Sep monsoon transforms landscapes with lush greenery.

Southern India
Why Go: Tropical backwaters, spice plantations, and temple architecture create a slower, soulful rhythm of life.
Top Attractions: Kerala’s houseboats on the backwaters, Meenakshi Temple in Madurai, Coorg’s coffee hills, and Mysore Palace.
Annual Events: Onam Harvest Festival (Aug–Sep), Pongal (Jan), Thrissur Pooram (Apr–May).
Folklore & Fable Sites: Snake boat legends of Kerala, tales of temple gods and celestial dancers.
Seasonal Tips:
Nov–Mar cool and dry, best for beaches and backwaters.
Apr–May warm, with vibrant festivals.
Jun–Oct monsoon season, lush and serene.

Eastern India
Why Go: A cultural crossroads of spirituality, art, and nature, from temple cities to Himalayan foothills.
Top Attractions: Kolkata’s colonial landmarks, Darjeeling’s tea plantations, Konark Sun Temple, and Odisha’s beaches.
Annual Events: Durga Puja (Oct), Rath Yatra Festival (Jun–Jul), Bihu Festival in Assam (Apr).
Folklore & Fable Sites: The legends of goddess Durga, tales of Buddhist monks in the Northeast.
Seasonal Tips:
Oct–Mar mild and clear, perfect for culture and nature.
Apr–Jun warm, ideal for hill stations.
Jul–Sep monsoon rejuvenates tea estates and forests.