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Lesser-known Places In Asia Worth A Visit

January 9, 2020
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Unless you travel for work every other day, there�??s not one person I know that dislikes travelling. Whether you�??re an escapist, solo traveller or thrill seeker, destinations bustling with tourists can be a real bummer. The solution? Visit lesser-known spots. If you�??re planning your next overseas trip, keep scrolling for unconventional places to visit in Japan, Vietnam, Taiwan and Thailand!

Hirakata Park (Japan)

Japan has its fair share of Theme Parks - think Tokyo Disneyland/Sea, Universal Studios Japan, Fuji-Q Highland and Nagashima Spaland to name a few. However, not many know about Hirakata Park, a family-friendly and less crowded alternative to the renowned Universal Studios Japan in Osaka.

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Though the rides have been said to cater more towards children, the Park makes for a great photo taking spot with its scenic views and aesthetic Ferris Wheel. Tickets to Hirakata Park are priced from ?� 800 (S$9.96) to ?� 4,400 (S$54.78) depending on your age and choice of entry pass. Head over to their website for more information!

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Phu Chau Floating Temple (Vietnam)

Vietnam is commonly known for its coffee and chill vibes but with most citizens practicing Buddhism, the country boasts numerous beautiful temples. Backed with a rich history, these temples have become a must-visit destination for tourists. Cao Dai Temple, Tran Quoc Pagoda and the Jade Emperor Pagoda are undoubtedly popular tourist attractions. However, if you�??re heading to Vietnam soon, the Floating Temple is not to be missed.

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Located in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, the Phu Chau Floating Temple holds a candle to none. As the name suggests, this temple is situated along the Saigon River. Since it's not as accessible as other temples, you can definitely expect a smaller crowd. If you�??re keen to learn more about the Floating Temple, i Tour Vietnam has a detailed write-up of what to expect, and important details such as the opening hours.

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