Five Places to Vacation in Asia,Alone

Although people often travel alone for work, they rarely go to new places for recreation or adventure without the entourage. Five places below could change all that.

Beach, city or even the mountains, continents such as Asia to explore their own worth - not just for pride themselves in front of friends, but also for more varied experience that can you can along the road. Five places below has a rich history and culture so you will not find the tour.

1. Bali, Indonesia

 

Famous for its beaches, Bali is the perfect summer vacation for anyone, either alone or in groups. Single travelers will not feel isolated moment in the tourist-friendly island in Indonesia is - you probably will be too busy enjoying the beach or hiking.

Whether you're looking for the journey to rest and relax or seek adventure in diving and jungle trekking, Bali has it all.

All you have to see attractions: Ulun Danu Bratan (Candikuning), the sacred Hindu-Buddhist temple which was built in the 17th century, surrounded by Lake Bratan. Built to worship the Goddess Danu, the goddess of water, many people come here to expect to get water for a year.

The trip itself always has some risks, so make sure safety comes before planning your trip to this beautiful island.

2. Bhutan

 

Kingdom of Bhutan, as sandwiched between China and India, so often forgotten. This country never made ​​headlines for being the location of the Hong Kong celebrity weddings Tony Leung and Carina Lau.

A state-majority Buddhist kingdom of Bhutan perched high in the Himalayan range and choose to remain a hidden paradise. Only a few people can access it.

With a controlled tourism policy, Bhutan government basically want tourists not to take anything from their country, in addition to images, and do not leave nothing but footprints. The fewer people who accompany you go there, it's easier - so this place becomes an ideal destination for single travelers.

You should see: Dochula (Punakha, Bhutan) is an ideal location for melihatpanorama Himalayas without any obstacles, especially on cold winter days are sunny.

 

3. Hong Kong

 

Hong Kong is the Asian version of New York (but with a better inter-island transportation). This city never sleeps. Culture of enthusiasm and high activity in Hong Kong tourists challenging to follow that rhythm. So why go alone to Hong Kong? Simple, you will rush to explore a city that offers so much.

Opposed to the hustle and bustle of Hong Kong alone rather than having to argue with your travel companions for the next destination. Eating, shopping, and sightseeing with your own rhythm.

What to see: The Peak, where you can see 360 degrees panorama of Hong Kong and is located 428 meters above sea level. Start your journey with the legendary tram The Peak (33 Garden Road, Central, Hong Kong 中 环 花园 道 山顶 缆车 总站), and then walk back down via walking tracks on the mountain after the open terrace. The best time to visit: 6 pm, to watch the sunset Hong Kong.

 

4. Mongolia

 

Although confined between two countries with great power - Russia and China - Mongolia still nomadic at heart and in the tradition. With the lowest population density in the independent state, the magnificent emptiness in Mongolia to bring tourists closer to nature and the inhabitants are nomadic.

The perfect place for outdoor enthusiasts, Mongolia has a vast terrain that is ideal for horseback riding and has a Yurt-Yurt typical nomads for those who stay on the move. One of the few last places in Asia that (relatively) still untouched by tourism, Mongolia offers a genuine opportunity to go back in time and live in a simple manner, although only a few days.

What to see: Khövsgöl Nuur (or Хөвсгөл нуур, Khövsgöl Nuur) is known as the Blue Pearl of Mongolia, the deepest freshwater lake in the country. The surrounding area is national park, providing horse riding and fishing activities for tourists.

 

5. Singapura

 

Singapore is the place to visit when everyone first came to Asia. One of the best months to come is July, during the food festival and the Great Singapore Sale attracts buyers from all over Southeast Asia - the perfect time to sample their local cuisine and shop till you drop (tax free for tourists).

Besides having a rich cultural mix of Chinese, Malays and Indians, Singapore is also one of the cleanest and safest countries in Asia - perfect for a single trip. State of the city also prides itself on having top-ranked airport - even if you were stranded there when traveling alone, you will not be bored.

What to see: Resorts World Singapore by Michelin-starred chef, Joël Robuchon, as well as Universal Studios and the casino.