Gero Onsen is more than just a stop on a Japan map—it’s a complete chill-out zone. Soak in warm waters, wear a yukata, stroll the riverside and treat yourself to a little Japanese indulgence. Your body will thank you, your mind will thank you, and you’ll leave feeling refreshed.

Looking for the best spicy noodles in South Korea? From Seoul’s famous noodle shops to local street stalls, Korean spicy noodles deliver bold flavors, chewy textures, and just the right amount of heat. Whether you love instant ramen or authentic noodle houses, here’s your guide to the must-try spicy noodle dishes in Korea.

If you want to experience the real Philippines, forget the fancy restaurants — head straight to the streets. From smoky grill stands in Manila to colorful markets in Cebu and Davao, street food is the heartbeat of Filipino culture — tasty, affordable, and full of personality. It’s not just about eating; it’s about connection — friends laughing over barbecue sticks, kids sharing sweet snacks, and vendors serving recipes passed down through generations.

Just a short flight from Taiwan’s main island, Penghu (澎湖) — also known as the Pescadores Islands — is an archipelago of over 90 small islands surrounded by turquoise seas and dramatic basalt cliffs. It’s one of Taiwan’s most underrated destinations, offering golden sunsets, coral beaches, and a slow, relaxed island lifestyle. Think of it as a peaceful blend of Mediterranean charm and Taiwanese warmth.

If there’s one place in Turkey that looks straight out of a dream, it’s Pamukkale — a name that literally means “Cotton Castle” in Turkish. With its shimmering white terraces, turquoise pools, and ancient ruins perched above, this UNESCO World Heritage site is one of the most breathtaking natural wonders in the world.

Cambodia’s skies are buzzing with change. As the country continues to welcome a surge of international visitors, its brand-new airport projects are setting the stage for a more connected, comfortable, and modern travel experience.

This November, Hong Kong will be in the spotlight as it hosts The 15th National Games of the People’s Republic of China, jointly with Guangdong and Macao. Among the marquee events is the Hong Kong Jockey Club Trophy Rugby Sevens Competition, slated for November 12–14, 2025, at the state-of-the-art Kai Tak Stadium in Kai Tak Sports Park.

Japan’s relationship with the supernatural runs deep — and few things capture this better than Yokai (妖怪), the mysterious creatures that roam between the worlds of myth and reality. From eerie spirits lurking in rivers to mischievous beings living in old houses, Yokai are a fascinating window into Japan’s imagination, history, and humor.

When the 6.9 magnitude quake struck Cebu on September 30, 2025, it left devastation in its wake — damaged buildings, fallen heritage sites, and the lives of families altered forever. Yet in the days following, a symbol of resilience and solidarity arrived in port: the Villa Vie Odyssey cruise ship, docking at Cebu International Port on October 5, 2025. More than just a vessel arriving on schedule, its presence offered a message: Cebu is open, the spirit of its people endures

If there’s one thing that defines South Korea’s global influence today, it’s Hallyu — the “K-Wave.” From chart-topping K-pop groups to binge-worthy dramas and world-famous skincare, South Korea’s cultural exports are not just dominating pop culture — they’re reshaping the travel industry itself.

When the sun sets over the ancient temples of Angkor Wat, Siem Reap transforms into a lively, colorful playground — and at the heart of it all is Pub Street. Famous for its buzzing nightlife, cheap eats, and neon-lit atmosphere, Pub Street is a must-visit for anyone traveling through Cambodia.

When you think of China’s cultural treasures, ancient temples and calligraphy might come to mind. But few traditions capture the heart and history of the country quite like Chinese opera. With its striking costumes, painted faces, powerful music, and dramatic storytelling, Chinese opera is more than just entertainment — it’s a living piece of China’s soul.

Every October, the ancient capital of Kyoto comes alive with one of Japan’s most spectacular parades: the Jidai Matsuri (時代祭), or Festival of the Ages. With thousands of participants dressed in historical costumes, the festival is a living timeline of Japanese history, making it one of the most fascinating cultural events for travelers.

Every autumn, Hong Kong transforms into a paradise for foodies, wine lovers, and culture seekers with the Hong Kong Wine & Dine Festival. Held against the glittering backdrop of Victoria Harbour, this world-class event brings together fine wines, international cuisine, live entertainment, and the vibrant energy that defines the city.

Turkey isn’t just famous for its breathtaking landscapes and ancient history — it’s also a food lover’s paradise. Turkish cuisine blends influences from the Middle East, the Mediterranean, Central Asia, and the Balkans, creating dishes that are as diverse as they are delicious. If you’re visiting Turkey, here are 10 must-try foods that will take your taste buds on an unforgettable journey.

When you think of South Korea, K-pop, skincare, and street food might come to mind. But there’s another side of Korean culture that’s all about slowing down, recharging, and connecting: the jjimjilbang (찜질방). These traditional Korean bathhouses are more than just spas — they’re a cultural experience that combines wellness, social life, and relaxation under one roof.

Traveling to Thailand just got a little smoother. In 2025, the country officially introduced the Thailand Digital Arrival Card, replacing the old paper immigration forms that visitors had to fill out on the plane or upon landing. For anyone planning a trip to the Land of Smiles, this update is a big step toward easier, faster, and more eco-friendly travel.

Every autumn, when the moon shines brightest, Vietnam lights up with one of its most beautiful traditions: the Mid-Autumn Festival, known locally as Tết Trung Thu. This festival is a magical time of lantern parades, mooncakes, and joyful family gatherings — and for travelers, it offers a unique window into Vietnamese culture.

In a country famous for sleek coffee chains and hyper-modern latte art, a quieter trend is bubbling back to life: the return of retro kissaten. These old-school Japanese cafés, with their cozy interiors, jazz records, and hearty comfort food, are attracting a new generation of visitors eager for a taste of nostalgia.

When it comes to Korean desserts, most people think of bingsu (shaved ice), hotteok (sweet pancakes), or modern café cakes. But lately, a centuries-old treat has been winning hearts again: yakgwa. These golden, honey-glazed cookies aren’t just a snack — they’re a taste of Korean history, culture, and celebration.