Bangkok, as a densely populated city with many people and vehicles, is filled with numerous large shopping malls. However, amidst this bustling metropolis, there exists a centrally located green space that is 2.7 times the size of Victoria Park - Benjakitti Forest Park. This park is not just a simple green area; it houses a complete ecological system, with a skywalk traversing ponds and marshes. Walking through the park feels like stepping from the city into a forested marshland.

Located about 130 kilometers west of downtown Bangkok, Kanchanaburi not only boasts numerous historical sites but also a variety of trendy restaurants and cafes perfect for photo opportunities. Among them, Keeree Mantra restaurant and Meena Cafe, which offers views of the famous Tiger Cave Temple, are considered essential stops for anyone visiting the area. Here, you can experience an atmosphere that is a refreshing contrast to the bustling city life of Bangkok.

Taipei 101 is one of Taiwan's most famous landmarks and attractions, draws countless tourists each year, eager to ascend to the top and enjoy panoramic views of Taipei City. From the vibrant daytime scene to the romantic twilight and dazzling night time lights, each moment offers a unique charm worth revisiting. In addition to the observation deck on the 89th floor, the once-exclusive 101st floor has now been transformed into a magical garden, with limited openings for visitors.

Thailand is renowned for its rich traditional culture and unique travel experiences. To truly immerse yourself in local life, two remarkable markets near Bangkok showcase the ingenuity and traditions of the Thai people: the Maeklong Railway Market and the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market.

Thailand boasts over a hundred-night markets, especially in Bangkok. Among the most visited are Jodd Fairs and Ratchada Train Night Market. However, the rapidly rising star is the locally favoured Srinakarin Train Night Market. Known for its unique vintage shops, this expansive night market has recently become a hotspot for tourists, especially after the launch of the SkyTrain's yellow line in 2023.