Bai Xep beach among 16 incredible destinations in Asia
VOV.VN - Business Insider, a leading US business and entertainment website, has recently revealed 16 incredible destinations in Asia that tourists don’t know about yet, including Bai Xep in Quy Nhon, Vietnam.
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The remote fishing village of Bai Xep is located on a stretch of white sand near Nhơn, Vietnam. It’s ideal for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life, with a car-free village that includes a relaxing beach and plenty of fresh seafood. |
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At Japan’s Iriomote Island, you’ll feel as though you have an entire jungle to yourself. |
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Underwater enthusiasts often head to the sparsely populated Raja Ampat Islands, which are located on the tip of West Papua, Indonesia, in the heart of the Coran Triangle. |
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Head into Champasak in Laos and you’ll see remnants of the kingdom that used to be here through the colonial buildings that remain. |
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The Thai island of KoAdang has managed to stay relatively under the radar, drawing in snorkeling tours from time to time but leaving its white sand beaches with only a few visitors. |
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The Mergui Archipelago is located in the southernmost part of Myanmar. |
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While the subtropical island of Yakushima has long been favored by the Japanese, it is only recently starting to catch the attention of visitors. |
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Thailand is home to several stunning destinations that remain hidden from the masses, including the Similan Islands in the Andaman Sea. |
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Travelers often take a tricycle or motorbike to get to Nacpan Beach, located near El Nido in the Philippines. |
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As Japan’s northernmost island, Hokkaido is known for its display of volcanoes, its natural hot springs, and its stunning ski resorts. |
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The remote Indonesian island of Sumbawa sprawls into the sea and offers visitors a setting of volcanic ridges, terraced rice fields, and some of the best waves around. |
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Thought the island of Ulleungdo in the Republic of Korea does see some tourism, it’s still in small numbers. |
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In-the-know travelers visit the riverside town of Kratie in Cambodia to spot Irrawaddy dolphins. |
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Thanks to the various steps required to reach Green Bowl Beach in Bali, you won’t find large crowds here. |
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Popular among surfers, the remote Tai Long Wan bay in Hong Kong is home to sweeping vistas, clear waters, mountainside trails, and some of the best waves around. |
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Myanmar’s Nabule Beach, which is located north of Maungmagan, is one of the country’s best kept secrets. |
