A resident moving among the houseboats, Aberdeen H...Photo by Creative Commons
Arrival at the Jumbo floating restaurant, Aberdeen...Photo by Creative Commons
Masjid (Mosque) Sultan, Kampong Glam, Arab Stre...Photo by Creative Commons
One of the famous lotus at Angkor Wat.Photo by kellythepea, USA
To get to the lake you have to walk up a hill and ...Photo by Undercover American, Australia
Shot of a lotus cone and lion at at Angkor Wat.Photo by kellythepea, USA
Approaching an island in Ang ThongPhoto by Undercover American, Australia
Great view at the end but maybe climbing these bar...Photo by Undercover American, Australia
Angkor Thom faces.Photo by kellythepea, USA
Twilight at Angkor Wat.Photo by kellythepea, USA
Singapore's Arab Street heritage area. The olde...Photo by Creative Commons
The secret to the beautiful water is keeping peopl...Photo by Undercover American, Australia
View from the speedboat on the way snorkeling.Photo by Undercover American, Australia
This lake is in the middle of an islandPhoto by Undercover American, Australia
Another lotus at Angkor Wat.Photo by kellythepea, USA
Other boats seen from a speedboatPhoto by Undercover American, Australia
Kellythepea at Angkor Thom.Photo by kellythepea, USA
A statue at Angkor Wat.Photo by kellythepea, USA
The boat pulls up on this lovely beach.Photo by Undercover American, Australia
Fantastic sceneryPhoto by Undercover American, Australia
Asia
Attractions
Asia Attractions: UNESCO Heritage Site
Here's a list of all attractions in Asia tagged as 'UNESCO Heritage Site' . Click 'X' to remove this filter and browse all of our top local attractions.
Macau
To discover another aspect to multifaceted China, take a day trip to Macau. The former Portuguese colony mixes crumbling fortresses with glitzy casinos, ... Continue Reading »
Heian Shrine
No wonder this serene destination was once featured in "Lost in Translation" the Heian Shrine is easily one of Kyoto's most beautiful. Built in 1884 to ... Continue Reading »
Taj Mahal
Considered one of the world’s most iconic landmarks, and elected as one of the New Seven Wonders of the World, the Taj Mahal is a living testament to grandeur, ... Continue Reading »
Forbidden City (Imperial Palace)
Have you ever wondered what's so forbidden about the Forbidden City? It's called that because it was closed to the outside world for 500 years. This was the ... Continue Reading »
Georgetown
Founded in 1786 as a trading post for the British East Indian Company, and named after King George III (the mad one!), Georgetown became an important trading ... Continue Reading »
Ayutthaya
Prior to Bangkok becoming Thailand’s capital, Ayutthaya was the center of the Siamese Kingdom, from 1351 to 1787. Known throughout the world for its riches ... Continue Reading »
Red Fort (Lal Qila)
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The massive Red Fort (or Lal Qila) stands rather forlornly, a sandstone carcass of its former self. In ages past, when Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan paraded out ... Continue Reading »
Arashiyama Park
For classic Kyoto in a nutshell, head to Arashiyama Park. The perennially popular area is rich in temples and a riot of fall colors in November, with pink ... Continue Reading »
Mount Kinabalu
Mount Kinabalu towers over the eastern Malaysian state of Sabah. At 13,435ft (4,095m) above sea level, Mount Kinabalu is the 4th tallest mountain in the ... Continue Reading »
West Lake (Xi Hu)
Impeccably landscaped and almost poetic in its beauty, Hangzhou’s West Lake (Xi Hu) is stunning in its beauty and sprawls over an expanse of 1,404 acres. ... Continue Reading »
A-Ma Temple (Ma Kok Miu)
In a testament to the A-Ma Temple, it’s believed by many historians that the peninsula of Macau is in fact named after this very spot. An exquisite Taoist ... Continue Reading »
Cat Ba Island
The rugged and scenic Cat Ba Island is the largest island in Halong Bay. About half of it is a dedicated National Park, home to both marine life and mammals, ... Continue Reading »
Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion
Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion has been gloriously restored, rightly earning prestigious accolades for tourism & conservation including an UNESCO heritage award. ... Continue Reading »
Church of St. Dominic
In few places throughout Macau are the colonial influences of European rule more evident than at the historic Church of St. Dominic. Set at the back of a ... Continue Reading »
Dujiangyan Irrigation System
Despite being constructed in 256 BC, the Dujiangyan Irrigation System continues to serve residents of the fertile Chengdu Plain. A marvel of ancient ... Continue Reading »
- Animal Park
- Beach
- Cafe
- Castle
- Cemetery
- Cultural Experience
- Film & Cinema
- Good for Families
- Good Place to Drink
- Good Place to Relax
- Good Place to Sleep
- Holiday Activity
- Hot Spring
- Island
- Live Music
- Monument - Historical
- Monument - Modern
- Mosque
- Museum
- National Park
- Neighborhood
- Palace
- People Watching
- Pier / Waterfront / Port
- Popular with Locals
- Restaurant
- Romantic
- Ruin - Modern
- Scuba Diving
- Shrine
- Stadium
- Street / Avenue
- Swim & Snorkel
- Temple
- Theme Park
- Tip - Family Travel
- Tip - Suggested Itineraries
- Tip - What to See & Do
- Tower
- UNESCO Heritage Site
- Walking / Hiking
- Water Sports
- Zoo
- Bazaar
- Bridge
- Casino
- Cave
- Church / Cathedral
- Festival
- Golfing
- Good for Kids
- Good Place to Eat
- Good Place to Shop
- Good Views / Viewpoint
- Holy Place
- Hotel
- Lake
- Market
- Monument - Military
- Monument - Natural
- Mountain
- Must-Do Experience
- Nature & Wildlife
- Off-the-Beaten Path
- Park / Garden
- Picnic Spot
- Plaza / Square
- Religious Experience
- River
- Ruin - Ancient
- Sailing
- Shopping / Entertainment Center
- Sporting Event
- Statue / Monument
- Sunrise / Sunset
- Synagogue
- Theater
- Tip - Dos & Don'ts
- Tip - General Travel
- Tip - Transport
- Tip - When to Go
- Town / City
- Volcano
- Walking/Hiking
- Waterfall
3 Days in Angkor Wat: Suggested Itineraries Written by Viator
3 Days in Krabi: Suggested Itineraries Written by Viator
3 Days in Bangkok: Suggested Itineraries Written by Viator
