ASIA

It is the continent of extremes where a couple thousand kilometers of distance can take one from the world’s highest mountain range, the Himalayas, to the world’s most scenic island destination, Bali’s rice terraces.

Tourists can marvel at the sight of the infamous Mount Fuji, the symbol of Japan, during the cherry blossom season. On the other hand, the green hills of Cameron Highlands in Malaysia present a picturesque backdrop with tea gardens that inspire you to taste their brew. 

Cambodia’s site, Angkor Wat, presents an ancient face of history through its remaining ruined structures, stunning carvings on the stones and large temples showcasing the strength of the Khmer Empire.

Unlike the ruins of Trier, with its Amphitheater that’s over 2000 years old and telling a story of violent gladiator shows, The Forbidden City in Beijing offers a peaceful walk through the얼른 of imperial palaces and majestic courtyards. 

Asian culture is full of traditions and colorful events, and every part of Asia is full of people who are proud of their culture. In Thailand, The Songkran Festival or the Water Festival, takes place during the Thai New Year and the streets are filled with joyful water fights.

The sections on the Indian Diwali and the Vietnamese Tet showcase such aspects of their culture as decorations, dances, and dishes.

Through tourism, people can paint their pictures in society by undertaking a tea ceremony in Kyoto, learning the art of batik painting in Indonesia and, among other things, making friends with the continent’s active cultures.