Pacific Asian Destinations

Kuala Lumpur is the capital of and the largest city of Malaysia. Malay is the official language of Malaysia.

The Petronas Twin Towers are the tallest twin towers in the world and they also have a double deck bridge

connecting the two towers on the 8th and 12th floors. Kuala Lumpur is one of the new 7 wonders cities.  Schedule a trip with travel agent today

You might not know it but Singapore has 64 offshore islands that surround the main island. Singapore has a night zoo the first in the world, they have a night safari. These animals are nocturnal animals. There are 120 different species and 100 types of animals. This is a city of man made waterfalls. There are several of these beautiful waterfalls to

visit.   Schedule a trip with travel agent today 

City of Angels is how the capital of Thai is known. Red Bull is from Bangkok. Chinatown in Bangkok is the largest in the world with over 1 million people. The largest Buddha made of gold can be found in Bangkok and is considered the Venice of the East. Bangkok is built on canals with buildings on stilts, now the canals have all been paved in, however Bangkok is sinking due  to 

sea levels. Schedule a trip with travel agent today 

Chang Mai is Thailand's second largest city after Bangkok. Chiang Mai means new city. Most of Chiang Mai is covered

by vegetation and mountains. Chiang Mai receives more tourists than the population. Chiang Mai has many temples over 300, so there is no shortage to visit, it is a city of culture and tradition.

Pattaya is another well known spot in Thailand. Is known for its seaside destination it has a fast paced lifestyle but is very family friendly. This city is filled with beer bars wherever you look. There are over 1500 of them. This is a perfect place to play golf and also to go diving. Seafood is abundant here due to the proximity of the Gulf of Thailand.

Phuket is the largest island in Thailand. Phuket actually is the world's largest producer of rubber. When we think of Phuket we don't think of rubber we think of beaches but most of Phuket is covered by vegetation and mountains. The Big Buddha overlooking the Bay is one of Thailand's biggest Buddha's you will find in Phuket it is very modern too they laid the foundation in 2002. 

Shanghai is the 3rd largest city in the world, behind Tokyo and Delhi. Their metro is the longest in the world.

Despite being a huge city it is easy to get around Shanghai. There are over 450 stations. Shanghai started off as a tiny fishing village. Shanghai is referred to as Magic City. The third tallest building in the world is the Shanghai Tower, the tallest in China.

Tokyo was a small fishing village. There was no rule that actually states that Tokyo is the capital, in fact the local people consider Kyoto as the rightful capital. The Shibuya crossing is the busiest intersection in Tokyo and probably in the world  with over 3000 people

crossing this intersection at a time when the traffic lights turn green! Imagine that! 

 Maldives average altitude is 1.8 meters. It is one of the flattest countries. The Maldives is slowly sinking, it has strict environmental laws in place to minimize the impact. Maldives has a wet and dry climate. The beaches in the Maldives are true whit sand beaches made from rare sands only present in 5% of the beaches in the world. Maldives is a great diving destination where you'll also find giant whales and sharks. 

 Seoul is the capital and the largest city in Seoul, Korea. There are over 10 million people. Seoul is one of  the most populated cities in the world and the most crowded. It has some of the fastest moving trains in the world, it needs it to move the crowds fast! Seoul doesn't have much greenspace , even though the country itself has a large natural landscape. The world's largest bridge fountain is in Seoul and gives a spectacular water show in the evening.