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Get flights to the most popular destinations via the world’s best carriers! We find affordable round trip air tickets to Asian destinations. Plus, the lowest rates on Asia’s luxury accommodations. You can fly anywhere on the Asian continent in supreme comfort on the most upscale flights. Major airlines include Cathay Pacific, China Airlines, British Airways, Air France, Air New Zealand, Air Canada, and Qatar Airways.

Facts About Asia

• Asia is the most populous and largest continent, with approximately 60% of the Earth’s population living there.
• Earth’s 10 tallest mountains are all located on the Asian continent.
• Three of the world’s four most populous countries are in Asia: China, India, and Indonesia.
• Land borders are unclear and often disputed due to cultural and political concerns.
• The world’s top four most populous cities are located on the Asian continent. Shanghai ranks first with 24.1 million residents
• The world’s top four most populous cities are located in Asia. Shanghai ranks first with 24.1 million residents.
• Without a significant geographical divide between Asia and Europe, the boundaries are referred to as Eurasia.

top attractions in asia

When you book air tickets to Asian cities, add the following must-see attractions to your itinerary based on your destination(s).

• Victoria Peak - The highest point in Hong Kong at 1,810 feet. Attracts over 9 million visitors annually.
• Grand Palace – A complex of buildings located in central Bangkok on the banks of the Chao Phraya River. Official residence of the Kings of Siam since 1782. One of the most popular tourist attractions in Thailand.
• Tokyo Disneyland -25 million visitors annually. The first Disney theme park outside of the United States.
• Tokyo Imperial Palace -The main residence of the Japanese emperor. Located in the Chiyoda ward of Tokyo on the site of the Edo Castle.
• Great Wall of China - 16 million tourists visit the Great Wall each year. Originally built more than 2,000 years ago to protect the nation’s northern border.
• Forbidden City - Located in central Beijing, it currently houses the Palace Museum.
• Temple of Heaven - Medieval complex of religious buildings in the southeastern part of central Beijing.
• Seminyak – Located on the southern end of Bali, Indonesia, Seminyak is a beach resort area with luxury hotels, villas, spas, high-end shopping, and upscale restaurants.
• Taj Mahal - One of the Seven Wonders of the World, and one of India’s major tourist attractions. Built in the 17th century by Emperor Shah Jahan.

Best Time To visit asia

November through February is an ideal time to visit the southeast region due to the dry, cooler weather. Consider booking your low-cost luxury air tickets during this time. November to February is the most popular time for tourists, so expect large crowds and increased hotel rates. Contact our gurus to get the best airfare year-round on the best carriers available. If you don’t mind the heat, the best time to go is April and May. You can get excellent flight deals and cheap hotel deals during September and October because they precede the busy season.

Weather in Asia

• If you go to Japan, China, or Korea, you can expect mild weather and distinct seasons.
• Flights headed to Thai cities, Indonesia, and Indian cities will arrive in year-round heat with wet and dry seasons. It’s also known as a monsoon climate.
• Western areas have very hot summers and mild winters.
• The temperatures in central and northern areas vary greatly between winter and summer. The winters are extremely cold, so get all the information you can about the weather before booking your cheap airfare.
• The average temperature in the southeast is 80 degrees Fahrenheit all year. March through June is the hottest time of year with temperatures in the high 90s.
• From June to October, expect monsoon rain in most countries.
• The dry season in Malaysia and Indonesia is from April to October.

Asia Tour Options

• Hong Kong Foodie Tour – The best part about booking a flight here is that you know you’ll get to immerse yourself in the culinary culture. Taste delicious delicacies during a walking tour of the city. Several tour options include the Central and Sheung Wan Foodie Tour, the Shan Shui Po Foodie Tour, and Tai Po Market Foodie Tour.
• Follow Me Bangkok Bike Tours – A great way to explore is on a bicycle! Ride through the unique neighborhoods as you learn all about the city’s fascinating culture and history. The routes include Siam Boran, Siam Sawan, Siam Ratree, and Siam Chiva.
• Tokyo Great Cycling Tour – Did you book a cheap flight to Tokyo? Consider exploring the city via bicycle. Visit major attractions and hidden gems on one of three routes. The English-speaking guides are very knowledgeable and friendly.
• Bollywood Studio Tour – Interested in seeing how Bollywood films are made? Take this in-depth studio tour when you travel to Mumbai. You can choose the 6-hour tour, or the 9-hour tour, which also includes a film screening and dinner. Both tour options are led by expert guides.
• DUCKtour – Take a cheap international flight to Singapore to experience this one-of-a-kind tour on both land and water via a genuine Vietnam War craft. The tour allows you to sightsee and take photos for about an hour while an English-speaking guide entertains you.

Transportation in Asia

• Plane – Since the continent is so vast, it’s a good idea to fly between the popular cities within the region. Get low prices from low-cost airlines or cheap fares from major airlines.
• Boat – Look for low prices on international and domestic ferry services for the Philippines, Indonesia, Singapore, and Malaysia.
• Train – Railway service is a popular mode of travel in some Asian locales. High speed trains are frequented the most. Trains can be advantageous for travelers seeking low prices for long journeys.
• Bus – Get around like a local by taking the bus. Seek information on the type of bus you’re taking beforehand. Some buses are luxurious and fast, while others are substandard and slow.
• Car – Due to traffic congestion in urban cities, it’s best to get around by car in remote areas only. Get information regarding international driver’s licenses before you go.

Asia Travel Safety Tips

• Most Asian destinations are safe. However, travelers should be very cautious in Lebanon, Pakistan, and Northeastern India, or avoid taking flights there altogether.
• It is safe to take flights to most of the southeast region.
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• Thailand, the southeast’s most visited country, is safe, except for four southern provinces.
• The eastern region is the safest, despite political tensions.
• China is a relatively safe destination, except for Tibet and Xinjiang.
• Be sure to check for current information about your destination before you travel there on cheap international flights.
• Always know the location of your native country’s embassy. Ask for this information at the airport or at your hotel if you aren’t sure.
• Many areas of Asia are at risk for natural disasters, which could cause flights to be canceled or delayed.
• The countries bordering the Pacific are prone to earthquakes.
• Many areas of Asia are at risk for natural disasters, which could cause flights to be canceled or delayed.
• The countries bordering the Pacific are prone to earthquakes.
• In the south and southeast, monsoon rains often cause massive floods.
• Tropical areas are at risk for typhoons and cyclones.

Asia Airport Tips

• The most frequented airports include Hong Kong (HKG), Bangkok (BKK), Tokyo (NRT, HND), Beijing (PEK), Singapore (SIN), Kuala Lumpur (KUL), Seoul (ICN), and Jakarta (CGK).
• Shanghai (PVG), Guangzhou (CAN), New Delhi (DEL), Mumbai (BOM) and Chennai (MAA) are major hubs for travel to China and India.
• HKG has 2 terminals. It takes less than 10 minutes to walk from one to the other. All flights depart from Terminal 1, so Terminal 2 is only used for check-in.
• HKG’s Terminal 2 has an IMAX cinema for passengers waiting several hours for flights.
• Cathay Pacific Airways offers 5 lounges to passengers at HKG airport. Qantas Airways and British Airways offer a large lounge with many amenities.
• BKK is a main airport and serves international and domestic flights from only one terminal building.
• Tokyo’s airports are Narita (NRT) for international flights, and Haneda (HND) for domestic flights.
• If you travel to Tokyo from Shanghai, Seoul, or Beijing, then direct flights to HND are ideal.
• NRT has 3 terminals linked by free shuttle buses.
• Japan restricts liquids in carry-on baggage, so purchase beverages for your flight after security checks.
• Free Wi-Fi access is available in major airports on the continent.

Dine at some of the best restaurants that the most popular destinations have to offer. After indulging in gourmet cuisine in the air, continue your culinary exploration when you land in your destination. We suggest trying the following restaurants.

Fine Dining in Asia

• VOGUE Lounge, Bangkok – Perfect for foodies and fashionistas, this trendy restaurant is known for its bite-size servings of the best food in the city. Located on the 6th floor of the MahaNakhon CUBE shopping mall, this chic lounge prides itself on having the same sophistication and glamour as its namesake magazine.
• Commune Social, Shanghai – Have some fun in Shanghai at this upscale yet casual eatery. This innovative cocktail, tapas, and dessert bar focuses on style over comfort. Enjoy drinks on the terrace. Then, head to the courtyard for Asian, Spanish, and British inspired cuisine. Stop by the dessert bar to cap off your night.
• Twenty Six by Liberty, Hong Kong – Get the best meal in the area at this intimate restaurant. Inspired by Taoist teachings, the chef’s beliefs are present from the décor to the cuisine. With a capacity of only 26, each guest gets facetime with the chef and detailed information about the food.
• New York Grill, Tokyo – Known for being featured in the Oscar-nominated film Lost In Translation. This sophisticated restaurant is located on the 52nd floor of Park Hyatt Tokyo. Features include floor-to-ceiling glass windows, an open kitchen, and nightly live jazz. The artwork adds an elegant touch of New York to the ambiance.

Mid-Range Restaurants in Asia

• Soul Food Mahanakorn, Bangkok – For the best Thai food, head over to this hotspot in the hip Thonglor neighborhood. The menu features high quality street food, but without the discomfort of dining outside in the heat.
• Double Happiness Café, Hong Kong – Add this fun, little eatery to your itinerary. The food is created from a variety of Asian flavors. The relaxed environment makes this an enjoyable dining experience.
• Ten-ichi, Tokyo – Since the 1930s, this well-known tempura restaurant has been wowing customers from all over the world. With multiple locations in Tokyo, you have several chances to try the deep-fried Japanese delicacy that makes this establishment famous.
• 1221, Shanghai – To get a taste of authentic Shanghainese food, travel to this casual restaurant for great local cuisine at reasonable prices. The lengthy menu gives you plenty of options. So, you can truly experience the culinary culture in Shanghai.

Cheap Eats in Asia

• Café de Coral, Hong Kong - Since the late 1960s, this fast food chain has grown to be one of the largest and most popular restaurant chains in the area. There are over 120 locations. The menu features Chinese and international food.
• Took Lae Dee, Bangkok – These little eateries are located inside Foodland supermarkets. Popular among locals and visitors for a menu of American diner food.
• Kappa Zushi, Tokyo – This restaurant chain combines conveyor-belt-style sushi with family dining. Relax in a comfortable booth while continuous sushi options pass your table for you to select. Or choose menu items from a touch-screen that are then delivered to you via train.

Make the most of your trip to Asia with luxury accommodations at the top hotels in the region. Throughout Asia, these upscale hotels offer the best of the best in comfort, style, and service. After being pampered on your premium flight to Asia, enjoy a lavish stay at one of the best hotels in your destination. We can get great deals on suites at luxury hotels in Asia. Consider the following hotels when you book your trip to Asia.

• The Peninsula Tokyo Hotel – Located in the upscale Marunouchi business district near Tokyo Imperial Palace. Contemporary rooms with free Wi-Fi and city views. 24-hour room service. 3 upscale restaurants, plus a chic bar and café. Additional amenities include a spa, heated pool, and fitness center.
• Ritz-Carlton Shanghai - Views of Huangpu River and The Bund. Art Deco style rooms. Near the Jin Mao Tower, Shanghai World Financial Center, Shanghai Museum of Contemporary Art, and Shanghai Ocean Aquarium. Indoor pool and spa with massage treatments. 24-hour gym, room service, and front desk. 2 restaurants onsite, plus 2 lounges and a café.
• The Peninsula Hong Kong Hotel – 1920s era hotel overlooking Victoria Harbor. Classic rooms with city views and upgraded rooms with harbor views. Free Wi-Fi. 2 bars and 6 restaurants, including French, Swiss, and Asian options. Plus, a spa, gym, and indoor pool.
• Mandarin Oriental Hotel, Bangkok - Overlooking the Chao Phraya River. Short walk from a ferry stop. Luxurious rooms with river views, free Wi-Fi, and butler service. Free breakfast and free parking. 9 upscale restaurants and bars. 2 outdoor pools, a spa, a gym, and tennis courts.

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