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| Sanya, China Located on the southern-most tip of Hainan Island is the lovely seaside city of Sanya. Sanya enjoys a mild tropical climate with abundant sunshine, with colourful flowers in bloom throughout the year. Reputed to be an excellent resort city, Sanya attracts thousands of visitors all year round to its beach resorts. One can also find some of China’s most beautiful pearls in Sanya where pearl cultivation is an important industry. |
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| Xiamen, China The beautiful harbour city of Xiamen off China’s southeast coast boasts of a long and colourful history dates back to some 3,000 years ago with extensive and varied sightseeing experiences - from thousand year-old Buddhist temples to fortresses, caves, parks, and historic monuments. |
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| Hong Kong | |
| Hong Kong Asia's truly international, vibrant city - a melting pot of the East and West. From the futuristic Chek Lap Kok airport, modern skyscrapers, to colourful local markets and roadside foodstalls, Hong Kong offers her visitors a smorgasbord of sights, sounds and smells found nowhere else. Besides great shopping, Hong Kong is also a gourmet's shangri-la. |
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| Japan | |
| Naha (Okinawa Islands), Japan Okinawa, perhaps the most famous of the islands in Japan, is becoming a major tourist destination. Naha, the capital has much to offer. Night shopping, sightseeing, unique herbal tea and cuisine are some of the more popular highlights of this city. |
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| Ishigaki (Yaeyama Islands), Japan This beautiful island is renowned for its thriving black pearl cultivation industry as well as its famed Ishigaki brewery. Ishigaki is also the only place in the world where the Yaeyama palm-trees grow. The lush island also teems with natural wonders like stalactite caves. |
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| Miyako, Japan Visit Yonaha Maehama Beach, a 7-kilometre long white sand and blue water beach famed for unforgettable sunsets. The beautiful contrast of white coral sand, deep blue ocean, and subtropical trees is picturesque and unforgettable. The Ueno German Culture Village is a must-see. It was built on the site where a German ship ran aground in 1873. Local residents rescued the crew and later, on the orders of Kaiser Wilhelm II, the Germans erected an epitaph on the site that stands to this day. |
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| Malaysia | |
| Kuala Lumpur (Port Klang), Malaysia From the Star Cruises terminal in Port Klang, head out to Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia. You will discover a bustling metropolis that uniquely blends the traditional and modern. Kuala Lumpur is also home to the tallest twin towers in the world - the Petronas Twin Towers. You will find that Kuala Lumpur offers exceptional shopping and dining opportunities. |
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| Langkawi Island, Malaysia This island of myths and legends has come into its own as a holiday destination. Discover Langkawi's pristine beaches, magical islands and mysterious mangroves. Delve into the local legends about the virtuous Mahsuri, the Seven Wells Waterfalls where fairies bathe and the Lake of the Pregnant Maiden. Finally, visit Awana Porto Malai, the Mediterraneanesque waterfront boardwalk where you can shop, dine and enjoy a cultural show or two. |
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| Penang, Malaysia Dubbed the “Pearl of the Orient”, Penang has so much to offer its visitors: charming colonial architecture, ancient places of worship, tropical fauna and flora, hillside retreats and fantastic beaches. Of course, Penang’s mouth-watering delights, in particular, the hawker fare, is a culinary experience not to be missed. |
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| Kota Kinabalu (Sabah), Malaysia Sabah fondly known as “The Land Below the Wind”, a melting pot of over 30 different races with over 80 different dialects is the home to Kota Kinabalu. Visitors to this beautiful city will get a chance to explore the many wonderful sights. From the exquisite Orchid Garden to thrilling white water rafting and bargain hunting at the local markets, you would hardly find time to even catch your breath! One stop not to be missed is the Monsopiad Heritage Cultural Village which was opened in 1996, in memory of the great Kadazan Warrior and headhunter Monsopiad. The only cultural village in Sabah, this village was built on the very land where Monsopiad lived and roamed some three centuries ago. |
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| Kuching, Malaysia The city of Kuching , also known as ‘Cat City’ is the capital city of Sarawak. Located on the isle of Borneo, this city is known for its enchanting beauty and varied landscape from beaches to mountains. A great way to explore the city would be to take a stroll along the Waterfront, a beautifully landscaped esplanade in the city centre. Visit the unique Cat museum. |
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| Singapore | |
| Singapore This prosperous, ultra-moden city-state still holds many surprises. Explore cultural enclaves like Chinatown, Little India and Arab Street. Visit such attractions as the Jurong Bird Park and Sentosa Island. Or simply head to Orchard Road for world-class shopping. Finally, treat yourself to tea and nostalgia at the Raffles Hotel. |
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| Taiwan | |
| Kaohsiung, Taiwan Located in the southern part of Taiwan, Kaohsiung is the island's largest industrial center and Taiwan’s second largest city. This beautiful and modern port is well known for its scenery and charming seascapes. Visitors will enjoy a warm climate and a wide choice of attractions such as museums, temples and even shopping. |
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| Penghu, Taiwan The largest in an archipelago of 64 beautiful islands located in the Taiwan Strait off the western coast of Taiwan, Penghu offers a myraid of historical and cultural experiences coupled with the natural beauty of its white sandy beaches. Discover a unique blend of Portuguese, Dutch and Japanese influences of an era gone by and indulge in leisurely beach and water activities like snorkeling, diving and even fishing. |
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| Keelung, Taiwan Before embarking in Keelung, the third-largest port in Taiwan, take a little time to do some sightseeing. This pleasant port city is home to such historical sites like the Sea Gate Barrier Fort and places of worship dedicated to Kuan Yin, the Goddess of Mercy. |
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| Hualien, Taiwan Hualien is the largest town on the east coast of Taiwan. A unique terrain feature of the east coast is the rugged landscape lined with spectacular mountains and steep cliffs. Hualien is located in a very scenic part of the country and is accessible by road, rail and air. This busy town which is also an international port sees a lot of tourist traffic as many use it as the gateway to the popular Tarako Gorge National Park. The town itself has a number of interesting eateries and shops with particular emphasis on marble souvenirs as marble are the main export. There are also some scenic stretches of beach as well as hot springs and river rafting activities in the vicinity. |
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| Thailand | |
| Phuket Island, Thailand Sun-worshippers from all over the world converge on this island to enjoy its beautiful beaches and tropical beauty. Others come to experience Phuket’s hospitality and exotic culture. Here, you’ll find ancient temples, exciting elephant rides, shopping galore, exotic Thai cuisine and even exhilarating cabaret shows. |
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| Ko Samui, Thailand Golden beaches, sapphire seas, coral reefs and abundant marine life, these are the ingredients that make up a tropical paradise. And you’ll find them all at Ko Samui. There are also modern embellishments such as water sports, snorkeling and scuba diving. Or you can opt to explore the island’s culture, traditions and cuisine. |
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| Laem Chabang, Thailand This port is the gateway to the wonders of Thailand's capital city, Bangkok. Her ornate temples and awesome palaces will captivate your heart! The floating market and along her streets are opportunities for major bargains not to be missed. It is also from here that you can embark on an exotic cruise to Indo-China. |
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| Krabi*, Thailand Krabi is a province bordering the Andaman Sea in southern Thailand, offering diverse natural beauty ranging from clusters of tropical islands with palm fringed beaches to the lush tropical greenery of several land and marine national parks, wild life sanctuaries and fascinating caves dotted amidst calm azure waters. Visitors can just relax amidst this serene beauty and tranquility or indulge in a host of leisurely beach, swimming and underwater activities. *Guests are advised to bring along suitable beach footwear. |
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