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Lake Baikal, “the Pearl of Siberia”, is one of the best treasures of Russia. Located at the centre of Siberia, Lake Baikal is the deepest lake in the world and renowned for its huge water storage. Take the Trans-Siberia Railway travelling around the lake to Ulan-Ude or Irkutsk, then take a minibus and you will arrive at the lake.

Winter Palace, the former residence of Russian emperors, is naturally the most iconic landmark of Saint Petersburg. The palace is more than just a palace for tsars – it is also a museum. Catherine the Great renovated and expanded the palace into a great royal complex of six buildings. Apart from expanding the Russian empire, Catherine the Great was keen on collecting treasures. Famous paintings and art pieces were purchased from merchants from around the world and stored in the State Hermitage Museum of the Winter Palace. Eventually, rich collections were built up over the years.

Friends from Korea, are you planning a visit to Hong Kong? From world-class events, seasonal celebrations, as well as cultural and heritage exploration ?️, gourmet culinary ?, glamorous shopping experiences  ?️ and iconic skyline ? , there is always a pleasant surprise to us all in Hong Kong getting you inspired.  We can’t wait to welcome you! So go on – dive in! 

To know a place, museum is must-see attraction for many travellers. Even though Český Krumlov is a small town, you will be able to find out more about the culture and history of the town and its surrounding areas. The Regional Museum features three-storey exhibition areas, from ancient fossils to the world wars. The information covers the past and present which is very detailed and interesting.

New Zealand is famous for its breathtaking scenery, besides the food & wine are also popular in the world. "Visa Wellington On a Plate” is one of the iconic culinary celebrations held annually in the country. ​ ​as well as the most prestigious attractions in New Zealand.

In Inle Lake located in Shan State, you will feel like you are visiting the watery world of Shangri-La. Not owning a boat for travelling is like not having feet to walk when you are at Inle Lake. Ethnic minorities like the Pa’O and Intha people raft, fish and build artificial floating islands for agricultural use. They build houses on the water with bamboos and thatch – their lives are based on water.