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Here is a suggestion of visits to discover the essentials of Bangkok in two or three days.
You only have one day and want to make the most of your stay in the capital? Here are the must-see visits to get to the essentials
The Kok River "valley" refers to the entire mountainous area west of Chiang Rai, along the Kok River. It includes…
What you need to know to visit the historical park of Sukhothai and see the most beautiful temples, ideal to discover on a day by bike.
Si Satchanalai is a UNESCO-listed historical park, prized for its elegant temples, ruins in the hills and peaceful atmosphere near Sukhothai.
Discover Kyoto in 3 to 4 days: temples, Fushimi Inari, Arashiyama, geishas, gardens and must-see places in the ancient Japanese capital.
The shrine with thousands of torii, Fushimi Inari-Taisha is a must-see if you are passing through Kyoto.
Arashiyama, west of Kyoto, is home to the famous bamboo grove: a peaceful walk between nature, temples and a relaxing riverside atmosphere.
Wooden houses, cobbled streets, geishas, temples and pagodas: a stroll through the heart of Kyoto via Gion and Higashiyama to the famous Kiyomizu-dera.
Stroll through the superb Nan Lian garden, a visit to the Chi Lin convent is inseparable. Then a moment of prayer and good fortune at the Che Kung temple.
A day on Lantau Island, between Ngong Ping, the Po Lin monastery and the stilt houses of Tai O, with useful access and timetables.
Luang Prabang is certainly the most popular destination in Laos, but it is easy to understand why as the mix of cultures gives the city its charm.