With traditional noodle shops, incense-filled temples and tuk-tuks clinking through centuries-old alleys, Chinatown is one of the busiest places in Bangkok.

Kathmandu Valley, Nepal

Atop the picturesque ridges of the Kathmandu valley lie the emerging destinations of Dhulikhel and Chandragiri, full of hidden trails that are unexpected alternatives to Nepal’s more strenuous trekking routes.

Kobe, Japan

Sandwiched between steep mountains and choppy seas in southwestern Japan, the port city of Kobe is always an attractive destination for international tourists.

Kochi, India

Kochi’s drawings are both modern and classic. First of all, Kochi’s 10 islands will be fully powered by solar energy by 2024. However, local festivals such as Thrissur Pooram temple festival and Kochi-Muziris Biannale maintain ancient customs that make this place a should be special

Mongolia

Adventurous travelers looking for thrills will always find something to love in Mongolia, and especially since in 2024, the country will be visa-free for many countries around the world.

Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates

Adventure tourism is taking off in the rocky mountains of Ras Al Khaimah (and along the coast), with Jebel Jais playing host to hiking, zip-lining…

Red Sea, Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea has both pristine deserts and vibrant coral reefs. Both will be part of the destination’s ambitious plan to develop sustainable tourism by 2024.

Singapore

Singapore’s charms are timeless but things will be taken to a new level next year when Belmond returns with the long-awaited Eastern & Oriental Express – a new journey that will take passengers from Singapore to Malaysia and return in February

Silk Road, Uzbekistan

Samarkand is one of four cities in Uzbekistan to benefit from renewed interest in the Silk Road, with Afrosiyob, a new high-speed rail network connecting its towers and turquoise-tiled roofs to the country’s capital Tashkent. water. Routes to Khiva, the tourist capital of the Muslim world in 2024, will be operational next year

Southern and Central Sri Lanka

Rising from economic turbulence, Sri Lanka’s tourism industry is in the midst of a luxury and wellness boom, from tea-studded highlands to palm-fringed shores

Da Nang, Vietnam

It is a modern coastal city located among a row of world heritage sites recognized by UNESCO in the center of the country: Hoi An ancient town, Hue ancient capital and My Son holy land. Da Nang is one of Asia’s great post-pandemic success stories, with international arrivals exceeding pre-pandemic numbers in 2023, thanks in part to new flight routes that make getting here easier than ever. run out of. In 2023, Vietnam Airlines reopens its famous Tokyo route, Taiwan’s China Airlines begins direct flights from Taipei, and several low-cost airlines in Southeast Asia have launched flights to the city, along with many other flights being deployed. Every June, more than 150 daily flights bring eager tourists to witness the Da Nang International Fireworks Festival.

InterContinental Sun Peninsula resort

Son Tra Peninsula, located just 20 minutes by car from the city center, is a tourist attraction, home to a 17-storey Buddha statue, and the endangered red-shanked douc langur living in a conservation area. nature of the peninsula. Central Vietnamese specialties such as Quang noodles, the region’s official vermicelli dish, and banh xeo, will be another feature of any travel itinerary.

Golden Bridge, a destination not to be missed when coming to Da Nang

Hotel and resort developers are taking notice of Da Nang’s newfound popularity. On the Son Tra Peninsula, the Bill Bensley-designed InterContinental Sun Peninsula resort recently completed a massive renovation to celebrate its 10th anniversary…