Shanghai
- The Bund - One of the most famous tourist destinations in Shanghai
- Yuyuan Garden - Featuring more than 30 halls and pavilions within a small area, and on the top of the white walls, lie several elegant snaking shape black dragons
- Oriental Pearl Tower
- Nanjing Road - One of the world's busiest shopping streets
- Bund Tourist Tunnel - The Bund Tourist Tunnel is a train that travels under the Huangpu river in Shanghai, from the Bund to Pudong
- Star Ferry - The Star Ferry continues to provide an efficient, popular and inexpensive mode of crossing the harbor.
- The Peak - The Peak, Hong Kong’s most popular attraction with stunning vistas, great shopping and dining.
- Giant Buddha / Po Lin Monastery - The world's tallest, outdoor, seated bronze Buddha
Bangkok
- Kanchanaburi Two Day Tour
- Tiger Temple - The monastery is situated adjacent to Burma and has been caring for abandoned tigers since 1999
- Ride & Bathe Elephants
- Bridge over River Kwai - The Bridge over the River Kwai was built during World War II for the Japanese Army using Allied POWs.
- Grand Palace Wat Phra Kaeo - The Grand Palace is the most spectacular place in Bangkok
- Chao Phraya River - The Chao Phraya River is regarded as the bloodline of the Thai people.
- Singapore Flyer - Reaching 42 stories high, the Flyer comprises a 150m diameter wheel, with capsules capable of holding 28 passengers each, and a complete rotation of the wheel takes approximately 30 minutes.
- Merlion Park - The merlion is a statue with the head of a lion and the body of a fish.
- Chinese Gardens - The Chinese and Japanese Gardens are a popular attraction for both local and foreign visitors to Singapore.
- Sentosa - Siloso Beach is known as the place for beach volleyball and other outdoor activities such as canoeing, skim boarding, mountain biking or rollerblading. There are also dining and shopping outlets along the beach.
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