3 Epic Asia Travel Spots You Need to See

This sprawling temple complex in Krong Siem Reap, Cambodia, is an absolute marvel. Surrounded by a wide moat, its intricate carvings tell stories from ancient times. Many visitors try to catch the sunrise here, and for good reason! It can get quite busy, but seeing the sun come up over the iconic towers is a sight you won't forget. One visitor wrote, "Truly loved this at sunrise. Caught it on a full moon day, so full moon setting, sun rising. Quite a magical moment to capture." To really soak it all in, give yourself ample time, maybe even a few days, to explore the different temples in the area. Prices vary, so it's best to check locally when planning your visit.

Imagine a wall stretching for over 8,850 km across China, with ancient towers and walkways – that’s the Great Wall! The Mutianyu section, located in Huairou District, is a popular choice for visitors. If you go in winter, you might find fewer crowds and beautiful snow, but be prepared for intense cold. One visitor noted, "I went there at winter time so less tourist . Easy go ,no queue.the day i went have Snow and very beautiful with snow." Just remember it can be very slippery then, especially for children or older travelers. Don't forget your passport, as you'll need it to enter. You can even take a fun open-air cable car up!

Perched high in Lhasa, China, the Potala Palace is an absolutely grand sight built in the 17th century. This historic complex holds hundreds of rooms and shrines, each with its own story. To truly understand its rich past and cultural importance, hiring a good tour guide is a fantastic idea. One visitor shared, "Get a good tour guide to explain the history and meaning for cultural experience is worth it." From the palace, you'll also get some of the best views of Lhasa City stretching out below. It’s open most days from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, and like many grand places, prices vary depending on your visit.