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Tokyo is a global metropolis known for its fashion, trends, and cultural diversity

Tokyo serves as Japan’s key administrative, cultural, financial, and educational hub, anchoring a large urban area that includes Kawasaki and Yokohama. Notable attractions include the Imperial Palace, surrounded by moats and gardens, as well as numerous temples and shrines. Tokyo is also home to around 150 higher education institutions, including the prestigious University of Tokyo, founded in 1877

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The serene atmosphere of Kyoto invites you to embrace its history and nature

Kyoto was Japan's capital and the emperor's residence from 794 to 1868 and remains one of the country's largest cities with 1.5 million people. Despite being ravaged by wars and fires over the centuries, it was spared from atomic bombing during World War II due to its historical significance. Today, Kyoto is home to numerous surviving temples, shrines, and other valuable historical landmarks.

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George Town’s murals and colonial buildings tell the story of its past

George Town’s charm and historical significance draw visitors year-round. Notable attractions include the Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion, Kapitan Keling Mosque, and several grand Buddhist temples. Whether exploring museums, enjoying local Malaysian dishes, or shopping, George Town offers a variety of experiences for all travelers.

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Langkawi Island, a perfect retreat where legends meet natural beauty

Langkawi Island, a gem of Kedah and one of Malaysia's top vacation destinations, is perfect for families, friends, or solo travelers. This tropical paradise, made up of 99 islands, offers something for everyone—whether you're seeking relaxation or adventure. The best time to visit is during the dry season from December to February, when the weather is clear and pleasant, although it's also the busiest time of the year.

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Explore Semporna, diving into the depths of a world-class marine paradise

Semporna may be a small coastal town, but it's bustling with activity, especially as a renowned destination for international divers. Visitors typically fly to Tawau and often explore its hidden gems like Bukit Tengkorak and Tawau Hills National Park before heading to Semporna. Once in Semporna, highlights include hiking Bohey Dulang island and diving at Sipadan and Mabul islands, popular bucket-list experiences.

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A Penang Hill journey, escape the city and embrace peace and beauty

升旗山是东南亚最古老的英国山地度假区,始建于18世纪末,最高峰海拔833米。升旗山的缆车服务始于1923年,目前使用的是第四代系统,拥有全亚洲最长的缆车轨道以及世界最陡的隧道轨道。山上共有52座历史悠久的洋房,其中包括1789年建成的Bel Retiro,总游客量在2016年超过160万。