Tag: asia

The world’s largest continent has a never-ending list of places to go and that’s why AWO has stepped into help. Covering all countries from central to east Asia, the Indian subcontinent, South Asia, Middle East and even the little islands, this list explains and explores all the must see and underrated spots in Asia.

Hotels

Top 4 Ski Resorts in Kazakhstan that Rivals Europe

Kazakhstan is not the country most people associate with skiing. That’s precisely why it’s one of the most exciting winter destinations you can visit right now. Stretching across Central Asia, Kazakhstan’s ski resorts showcase landscapes that swing from vast steppe to jagged alpine peaks, offering both surprising sophistication and refreshingly uncrowded slopes. Mountain ranges dominate the country’s southern and eastern regions, trapping winter storms and … Continue reading Top 4 Ski Resorts in Kazakhstan that Rivals Europe

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Archaeology

Petra Royal Tombs: The Al Khubtha Trail Map & Info

Most travelers flocking to Petra might think that the Rose City consists of just the Treasury (Al Kazneh) and the Siq. But this one-of-a-kind place on earth that stretches on for more than 10km is filled with fascinating structures from beginning to end. And that’s why when you step into the rose city, you’ll find yourself amidst a several fascinating trails to this magnificent place. … Continue reading Petra Royal Tombs: The Al Khubtha Trail Map & Info

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Movie Locations

Blue Exorcist Kyoto Saga Real Life Locations You Can Visit in Japan

When Blue Exorcist first dropped, it took the anime fandom by storm with its unique story telling of Satan’s son, an exorcist with blue flames and comedic timing that has audiences in stiches. Though the lore of Blue Exorcist takes place in Japan, the setting is completely fictional which meant experiencing the anime only existed on screen. But that all changed when the season “Blue … Continue reading Blue Exorcist Kyoto Saga Real Life Locations You Can Visit in Japan

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Nature

7 Best Places to see Autumn Leaves in Kyoto

There are few places in the world where the trees erupt into vivid shades of crimson and gold in the fall season from October to December and none quite compare to the breathtaking beauty of autumn in Kyoto, Japan. The capital city of Japan gets painted with divine beauty where red maple trees and golden gingko leaves surround the temples, old walkways and modern streets … Continue reading 7 Best Places to see Autumn Leaves in Kyoto

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Mountains, Nature

Things To Do in Tianmen Mountain: Where the Heaven’s Gate Exists

written by Dheepratim Das Dubbed as one of the most beautiful mountains in the world, Tianmen Mountain is a natural spectacle that truly makes you question if it’s a portal to another world. This towering peak is renowned for its art-like landscapes, thrilling attractions, and the legendary Heaven’s Gate, a massive natural arch that looks like the said portal. If you’re an adventure seeker, a … Continue reading Things To Do in Tianmen Mountain: Where the Heaven’s Gate Exists

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Historics, Towns and Cities

Yokohama Chinatown: What to See in One of the World’s Biggest Chinatown

In a country known for its samurais, temples, and old post towns, there exists a hidden world that goes under the radar by many travellers. The Yokohama Chinatown is a vibrant mix of colours and aesthetics that appear like 1950s shanghai with a culinary delight for all Asian food lovers. One of the biggest Chinatown in the world, the Yokohama Chukagai (local name for the … Continue reading Yokohama Chinatown: What to See in One of the World’s Biggest Chinatown

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Historics, Nature, Religious Places, Wildlife Sanctuaries

Arashiyama Off the Beaten Path: A Journey Beyond the Usual

Arashiyama in Kyoto is not just about its famous bamboo forests; it offers extraordinary experiences from one-of-a-kind temples to merchant towns from the Meiji era, which provide unique cultural experiences and making it a must-visit destination for travelers. Continue reading Arashiyama Off the Beaten Path: A Journey Beyond the Usual

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Historics, Kingdoms

Nijo Castle: Witness the Power of Tokugawa Shoguns

Nijo Castle is a symbol of the immense power wielded by the Tokugawa shoguns who ruled Japan for over two centuries. A UNESCO World Heritage site, visitors can step into the epicenter of what was once a political might during the Edo period. Nijo Castle stands apart as a unique blend of history and artistry, with its intricate carvings and lavish interiors, and unique aspects that sets it apart as a one-of-a-kind destination in Kyoto. Continue reading Nijo Castle: Witness the Power of Tokugawa Shoguns

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Archaeology

The Leshan Giant Buddha: A Spiritual Statue That Calmed the Dangerous Leshan River

The Leshan Giant Buddha, located in Sichuan Province, China, is a monumental feat of ancient engineering and artistry. It was built as a symbol of protection and peace, with a scientific twist to stabilize the turbulent river waters. Visitors can enjoy various activities around giant the Buddha statue for an unforgettable trip. Continue reading The Leshan Giant Buddha: A Spiritual Statue That Calmed the Dangerous Leshan River

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