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A number of countries are now fully open with others sharing plans on steps to reopening, so now is the perfect time to digest our inspiring easy-to-use ebooks – an ideal go-to source of information for anyone in the travel industry: bit.ly/3JR143K
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We are delighted to announce the launch of our newly designed country ebooks. As Asia reopens to the world once more, we want to provide you with a taste of the latest must-visit destinations, local activities, and cutting-edge travel services available now in Thailand, Vietnam, Japan, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Singapore, and Malaysia.
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Also known as the Island of the Gods, Bali is a colourful land covered in hills and mountains with rugged coastlines and sandy beaches leading to vibrant emerald green rice terraces. The island literally caters to every kind of traveller; with a wealth of sporting activities, laid back coastal villages, culture-rich inland villages with traditional markets, and a volcanic landscape home to fascinating flora and fauna.
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Japan | Shibuya District
Widely considered the beating heart of the capital, Tokyo’s Shibuya district is full of fascinating nooks and crannies just waiting to be explored. And with an infectious energy in the air, you won’t ever be too tired to move right on to the next .
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Vietnam | Son Doong Cave
Among the many wonders of unique natural & cultural heritage in Vietnam, Son Doong Cave truly offers a once-in-a-lifetime experience. At more than 200m-high (up to 503m in parts), 175m-wide and 9.4km-long, the world’s largest cave is so immense that it can house an entire New York City block and has its own localised weather system, river, and jungle.
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Malaysia | George Town
George Town, the capital city of the Malaysian state of Penang, sits in the northeast of the island. Packed with head-turning architecture, it is a centre of commerce and creativity. From street art and night markets to temples, floating houses and historical mansions, endless opportunities for discovery await in George Town.
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Indonesia | Mount Batur
Best known as a spectacular sunrise spot in Bali, Mount Batur is actually one of the four primary sacred mountains on the island. A trip to the Island of the Gods would not be complete without a visit to the majestic Mount Batur and the surrounding areas.
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Hong Kong | Aberdeen
Situated on the southern side of Hong Kong Island, the historic area of Aberdeen is known to most as the original Hong Kong, since it was the first harbour European explorers set foot on. Once a thriving fishing port, Aberdeen is now a popular spot with tourists to take in its unique mix of floating villages and juxtaposing modern skyscrapers.
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Literally meaning the 'Monastery of the Benevolent Hill', the state-of-the-art Tsz Shan Monastery is home to the world's second-tallest Guanyin statue - the Goddess of Mercy. Robed in white, the goddess holds the Pearl of Wisdom in one hand and a vase of sacred water in the other as she gazes kindly at the sentient beings below her. At twice the height of the Big Buddha on Lantau Island, she can be glimpsed from miles away.
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China | Temple of Heaven
Built under the reign of the Yongle Emperor of the Ming Dynasty, the Temple of Heaven was the venue for annual ceremonies of prayer for good harvest by the emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties. Bursting with colourful and symbolic imagery, the grand buildings that make up the complex give visitors an insight into the ancient religious ceremonies of Daoism.
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Vietnam | Hoi An
Hoi An is an extraordinary jewel of a town. With its yellow stuccoed walls and coloured lanterns dangling above the streets, the UNESCO World Heritage site harbours a myriad of charming alleys waiting to be explored. Chinese, Japanese and European architecture bear witness to its cosmopolitan past dating back to the early 17th century.
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Malaysia | Merdeka Square
Undoubtedly one of Kuala Lumpur’s best-known landmarks, the iconic Merdeka Square is where that the Union Flag was lowered and the Malayan flag hoisted for the first time at midnight on 31 August 1957. It is also the location of the annual National Day Parade, held in honour of this independence, with the country’s flags flying enthusiastically and patriotic songs sung by various performers.
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Considered the pearl of China’s thriving tourism industry, Guilin is famed for stunning natural beauty and historic treasures. The city is located on the western banks of the Li River, just a short distance from the breathtaking limestone mountains in Yangshuo, Longji rice terraces, and Reed Flute caves.
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Cambodia | Phom Penh
Phnom Penh is at the crossroads of Cambodia’s past and present. It is a city of simplicity and sophistication, of charm and chaos, but one that never fails to captivate. Cambodia's effervescent capital offers extensive cultural and historical attractions with an astounding history to relay.
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Indonesia | Traditional Farming & Cooking Experience
Also known as the Island of the Gods, Bali is a colourful land covered in hills and mountains with rugged coastlines and sandy beaches leading to vibrant emerald green rice terraces. Delve deeper into Bali’s serene beauty and tradition by spending a day in the life of a local farmer learning about the complexities of rice growing, from planting and harvesting through to the best cooking methods.
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Hong Kong | Wong Tai Sin Temple
Dedicated to the god of healing, the iconic Wong Tai Sin Temple is a feast for the senses; with bright red pillars, bronze zodiac statues, jade-coloured roofs with intricate latticework and dragon adornments, and the scent of incense thick in the air. Embodying the religions of Taoism, Buddhism and Confucianism, its beautiful natural setting and ornate design capture the imagination and hearts of all who visit.
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Japan | Tokyo Station & Shinkansen
The Land of the Rising Sun is a destination like no other; offering heritage and history one day and hi-tech modern city living the next. However, many would argue that what they do best of all is trains, boasting the most well-connected, efficient, and futuristic system in the world.
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