Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall

A national monument to former President Chiang Kai-Shek, this site is unmissable due to its royal blue tiled roof and bright white marble walls. There are 89 steps—the exact age that the president passed away—leading up to the 15,000 square meter hall, with a gigantic statue of Chiang Kai-Shek there to greet you.

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Bangka Lungshan Temple

Located in the Wanhua district of Taipei, the Bangka Lungshan Temple is a holy site where locals pay respect to Guanshiyin Budda among other deities. To hear locals chanting together in unison makes for a haunting experience.

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Dadaocheng Area

Filled with souvenir stores and local delicacies and products, this port city is the perfect place to shop until you drop. In addition to buying gifts for yourself and your family, you’ll get to experience a peak into the daily life of Taiwanese citizens.

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Exotic Landscapes

Thailand’s diverse landscapes offer a feast for the senses, from lush tropical rainforests and pristine beaches to majestic mountains and serene countryside. Explore the iconic limestone cliffs and turquoise waters of the Phi Phi Islands or embark on a jungle trek through the lush forests of Khao Sok National Park. Discover the tranquility of the Chiang Mai countryside, dotted with picturesque rice paddies and traditional villages, or marvel at the majestic waterfalls and emerald-green pools of Erawan National Park. Whether you’re seeking adventure or relaxation, Thailand’s natural beauty is sure to leave you awe-inspired.

Fascinating Cultural Heritage

Immerse yourself in Thailand’s rich cultural heritage through its ancient temples, colorful festivals, and vibrant street life. Explore the awe-inspiring temples of Bangkok, such as Wat Phra Kaew (Temple of the Emerald Buddha) and Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn), renowned for their intricate architecture and spiritual significance. Experience the magic of Thailand’s festivals, from the dazzling lights of Loy Krathong to the vibrant processions of Songkran, the Thai New Year. Delve into the local culture through authentic experiences like Thai cooking classes, traditional muay Thai boxing matches, and visits to hill tribe villages in the northern regions.

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Culinary Delights

Thailand is famous for its warm and welcoming hospitality, known as “sanuk,” which translates to “fun” or “enjoyment.” Experience the legendary Thai hospitality firsthand as you interact with locals, sample delicious street food, and participate in cultural activities. Indulge your taste buds with Thailand’s world-renowned cuisine, from fragrant curries and spicy salads to flavorful noodle dishes and sweet desserts. Explore bustling markets and food stalls, where you can savor authentic flavors and discover new culinary delights around every corner.

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Curry Laksa

Street food or not, this is one of the best dishes you can try in Singapore. This is a noodles dish with a special chili-coconut milk broth. Added to this are fried bean curd and any mix of seafood and fish. It’s eaten as a stew with chopped noodles and is quite a delight.

Mud Crab

Also known as Black Crab, this is considered a southern hemisphere delight. It is a crab stir-fried with black pepper or chili sauce.

Hainanese chicken rice

This is Singaporean comfort food. It comprises boiled rice with cooled down boiled chicken, served with chili sauce, sweet soy dip, and ginger sauce. Very simple but simply mouthwatering.

Durian

The “king of fruits” is one of those ingredients that we either love or hate. In Singaporean cuisine, it is considered a real treat. You can get it in food stalls fresh, cut open on request, and ready for eating. If you’re not sure, ask the vendor to explain the different varieties.

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These are the least-visited countries on the continent of Asia, but they have plenty to discover. Why not plan a trip to one of these destinations?

Turkmenistan

It’s hard to get to Turkmenistan, whose government makes it quite difficult to get a visa to visit. However, if you are lucky enough to be admitted into the country, you will find a modern capital city, Ashgabat, full of white marble architecture, as well as one of the strangest natural monuments on Earth, the Door to Hell.

Timor-Leste

East Timor is one of the world’s newest countries, having gained its independence from Indonesia in 2002. It isn’t commonly visited by outsiders, but those who are lucky enough to go will find beautiful white sand beaches surrounded by coral reefs as well as a bustling capital city of Dili which conserves its Portuguese colonial influence.

Bangladesh

Bangladesh is a massively-populated country, with nearly 165 million residents, but is often avoided by tourists due to its poverty and dangerous reputation. However, with the right guide and the right knowledge, you can find fantastic things to see in Bangladesh such as the Sundarbans, a protected mangrove forest that is home to the Bengal tiger.

The post These Are Asia’s Least-Visited Countries appeared first on Traveler Master.

Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall

A national monument to former President Chiang Kai-Shek, this site is unmissable due to its royal blue tiled roof and bright white marble walls. There are 89 steps—the exact age that the president passed away—leading up to the 15,000 square meter hall, with a gigantic statue of Chiang Kai-Shek there to greet you.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by NIFRA (@djnifra)

Bangka Lungshan Temple

Located in the Wanhua district of Taipei, the Bangka Lungshan Temple is a holy site where locals pay respect to Guanshiyin Budda among other deities. To hear locals chanting together in unison makes for a haunting experience.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by @pourple_et_jaune

Dadaocheng Area

Filled with souvenir stores and local delicacies and products, this port city is the perfect place to shop until you drop. In addition to buying gifts for yourself and your family, you’ll get to experience a peak into the daily life of Taiwanese citizens.

The post Taiwan Hotspots That Offer A Once-In-A-Lifetime Experience appeared first on Traveler Master.

Exotic Landscapes

Thailand’s diverse landscapes offer a feast for the senses, from lush tropical rainforests and pristine beaches to majestic mountains and serene countryside. Explore the iconic limestone cliffs and turquoise waters of the Phi Phi Islands or embark on a jungle trek through the lush forests of Khao Sok National Park. Discover the tranquility of the Chiang Mai countryside, dotted with picturesque rice paddies and traditional villages, or marvel at the majestic waterfalls and emerald-green pools of Erawan National Park. Whether you’re seeking adventure or relaxation, Thailand’s natural beauty is sure to leave you awe-inspired.

Fascinating Cultural Heritage

Immerse yourself in Thailand’s rich cultural heritage through its ancient temples, colorful festivals, and vibrant street life. Explore the awe-inspiring temples of Bangkok, such as Wat Phra Kaew (Temple of the Emerald Buddha) and Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn), renowned for their intricate architecture and spiritual significance. Experience the magic of Thailand’s festivals, from the dazzling lights of Loy Krathong to the vibrant processions of Songkran, the Thai New Year. Delve into the local culture through authentic experiences like Thai cooking classes, traditional muay Thai boxing matches, and visits to hill tribe villages in the northern regions.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by pp (@pp.prpt)

Culinary Delights

Thailand is famous for its warm and welcoming hospitality, known as “sanuk,” which translates to “fun” or “enjoyment.” Experience the legendary Thai hospitality firsthand as you interact with locals, sample delicious street food, and participate in cultural activities. Indulge your taste buds with Thailand’s world-renowned cuisine, from fragrant curries and spicy salads to flavorful noodle dishes and sweet desserts. Explore bustling markets and food stalls, where you can savor authentic flavors and discover new culinary delights around every corner.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by ZAAP Thai Street Food (@zaap_thai_streetfood)

The post Here’s Why Thailand Is A Must-See Destination appeared first on Traveler Master.

Curry Laksa

Street food or not, this is one of the best dishes you can try in Singapore. This is a noodles dish with a special chili-coconut milk broth. Added to this are fried bean curd and any mix of seafood and fish. It’s eaten as a stew with chopped noodles and is quite a delight.

Mud Crab

Also known as Black Crab, this is considered a southern hemisphere delight. It is a crab stir-fried with black pepper or chili sauce.

Hainanese chicken rice

This is Singaporean comfort food. It comprises boiled rice with cooled down boiled chicken, served with chili sauce, sweet soy dip, and ginger sauce. Very simple but simply mouthwatering.

Durian

The “king of fruits” is one of those ingredients that we either love or hate. In Singaporean cuisine, it is considered a real treat. You can get it in food stalls fresh, cut open on request, and ready for eating. If you’re not sure, ask the vendor to explain the different varieties.

The post Try This Street Food in Singapore appeared first on Traveler Master.

These are the least-visited countries on the continent of Asia, but they have plenty to discover. Why not plan a trip to one of these destinations?

Turkmenistan

It’s hard to get to Turkmenistan, whose government makes it quite difficult to get a visa to visit. However, if you are lucky enough to be admitted into the country, you will find a modern capital city, Ashgabat, full of white marble architecture, as well as one of the strangest natural monuments on Earth, the Door to Hell.

Timor-Leste

East Timor is one of the world’s newest countries, having gained its independence from Indonesia in 2002. It isn’t commonly visited by outsiders, but those who are lucky enough to go will find beautiful white sand beaches surrounded by coral reefs as well as a bustling capital city of Dili which conserves its Portuguese colonial influence.

Bangladesh

Bangladesh is a massively-populated country, with nearly 165 million residents, but is often avoided by tourists due to its poverty and dangerous reputation. However, with the right guide and the right knowledge, you can find fantastic things to see in Bangladesh such as the Sundarbans, a protected mangrove forest that is home to the Bengal tiger.

The post These Are Asia’s Least-Visited Countries appeared first on Traveler Master.