If you love to travel, what do you want to see most when you visit a country? Shopping or a beautiful attraction? The existence of a country must have a history. Today, I will take you to travel around Southeast Asia, including Cambodia, Myanmar, Laos, Indonesia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, etc. Let’s take a look at the places where these countries are listed as World Heritage Sites. Let's travel through the classics together!
Cambodia
Angkor Wat
A place not to be missed in Southeast Asia travel, let’s take a World Heritage journey
First of all, let’s warm up the field for everyone. Let’s mention this well-known Angkor Wat in northwestern Cambodia. The huge temple is surrounded by a moat. In addition to being a huge city on the water, Angkor Wat sits on it. The throne of the largest temple in the world! It was listed as a World Heritage Site in 1992. For 100 years, countries have continuously invested a lot of money in the maintenance of Angkor Wat.
fare:
1 day/3 days/1 week
US$20/40/60
Business hours: 5am-5.30pm
Preah Vihear Temple
A place not to be missed in Southeast Asia travel, let’s take a World Heritage journey
The Preah Vihear Temple, located on the border between Cambodia and Thailand, has long disputed the ownership of the temple between the two countries. The temple is a five-story complex distributed on a cliff 800 meters long and 400 meters wide. The mountain gate is very majestic, and the distinctive feature is the raised corner. Although the Preah Vihear Temple is not located in the center of Cambodia, it is worth visiting.
Transportation: USD 140 from Siem Reap to the foot of Preah Vihear Mountain, and USD 25 for chartered car up the mountain.
Ticket price: 10 dollars
Business hours: 7.30am-5.30pm
Myanmar
Ancient city of piguo
A place not to be missed in Southeast Asia travel, let’s take a World Heritage journey
The only World Heritage Site in Myanmar. This ancient city includes the remains of three moat-built cities Halin, Beikthano and Sri Ksetra, which were built of red bricks. Although the years have washed away the original appearance of this side, it is a distant view. The brick red ruins are always unforgettable.
Indonesia
Komodo National Park
A place not to be missed in Southeast Asia travel, let’s take a World Heritage journey
Although there are national parks in every country, it seems a bit difficult to tell what must be seen! Looking at it, the three islands in Komodo National Park, from creatures to beaches, are very impressive! There will be Komodo dragons on the island, and Komodo National Park was established to protect this huge lizard. In addition to wild animals, the rare pink sand beaches in the world also appear in Komodo National Park. If you can come this time, don't miss wandering in the pink bubbles!
Sumatra Rainforest
A place not to be missed in Southeast Asia travel, let’s take a World Heritage journey
When you hear Sumatra, the first thing you think of is coffee or rain forest? Indonesian Sumatra coffee belongs to the first category, but the other one is a large tropical rain forest! There are about 10,000 species of plants in this rainforest, and there are more than 200 species of mammals, of which 22 species are only found in Asia! I don’t know if I have a chance to go to such a precious place in my life, but I’m very happy just looking at the photos!
Prambanan Temples
A place not to be missed in Southeast Asia travel, let’s take a World Heritage journey
Prambanan is the largest Hindu temple in Southeast Asia. The most special thing is the sharp and towering buildings. Prambanan in the fog is more like a fairyland! Although a lot of them were damaged in an earthquake in 2006, they are still open. If you have the opportunity to go there once, you must take care of it~
Transportation: Take the 1a bus to the downtown area of Yogyakarta
Ticket price: admission 225,000Rp
Business hours: 6am-6pm
