SINGAPORE, 26 June 2025: Resorts World Sentosa confirms that ticket sales have opened for the Singapore Oceanarium, which will officially welcome the public on 24 July 2025, following an official closed-door opening ceremony on 23 July 2025.
Singapore Oceanarium will present a season of opening celebrations featuring activities by distinguished local talents, encompassing hands-on workshops, installations and presentations designed for visitors of all ages to discover their role in ocean stewardship.
Photo credit: Singapore Oceanarium, Resorts World Sentosa.
A highlight of the opening is the Research and Learning Week, taking place from 25 to 27 July 2025 in the Singapore Oceanarium’s dedicated Research and Learning Centre. Curated for individuals interested in ocean stewardship, the programme features a range of expert-led talks, hands-on workshops, and curated installations — delivered by both institutional partners and in-house specialists — that showcase ongoing research and advance ocean literacy.
Among the featured showcases is the Living Oceans Exhibition, an insightful look at the diversity and beauty of our blue planet. Presented in collaboration with the National University of Singapore (NUS) and Sentosa Development Corporation (SDC), this showcase features specimens from the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum and research posters from the RWS-NUS Living Laboratory partnership. Together, they underscore the rich biodiversity of marine ecosystems and highlight the importance of protecting our shared ocean heritage.
Ties That Bind, a compelling photo gallery by internationally acclaimed Singaporean photographers Toh Xing Jie and Michael Aw, takes centre stage at the oceanarium. Situated within the Spirit of Exploration zone, the installation is part of the SG60 National Day celebrations, showcasing their passion for the ocean and efforts to inspire greater awareness and action for marine conservation.
Launching on 23 July 2025, the Singapore Oceanarium mobile app unlocks an entirely new level of interactivity for guests. With augmented and virtual reality features, users can dive deeper into the marine experience, purchase tickets, participate in volunteer activities and access exclusive content to enrich their visit.
Guests with valid admission tickets can enjoy priority lane access to enter the oceanarium and unlock free access to Pier Adventure (worth SGD10, valid till 31 August 2025), simply by downloading the app and creating an account.
Tickets to Singapore Oceanarium are now available for purchase at www.singaporeoceanarium.com.
SINGAPORE, 26 June 2025: A record-breaking 142,000 millionaires are projected to relocate internationally this year, with the UK expected to see the largest net outflow of high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) by any country since international investment migration advisory firm Henley & Partners and global wealth intelligence firm New World Wealth began tracking millionaire migration 10 years ago.
According to the Henley Private Wealth Migration Report 2025 published on Tuesday, the UK is forecast to lose a staggering -16,500 millionaires in 2025 — more than double the anticipated –7,800 net outflow from China, ranked 2nd this year after topping the millionaire-loser leaderboard every year over the past decade.
Photo credit: Henley & Partners.
In stark contrast, the UAE retains its crown as the world’s leading wealth magnet, with a record net inflow of +9,800 relocating millionaires expected this year — over 2,000 more than the US in 2nd place. +7,500 new wealthy migrants are expected to make America home by year-end.
Henley & Partners CEO Dr Juerg Steffen says this sharp divergence highlights the rising influence of strategic wealth migration on global economic power shifts.
“2025 marks a pivotal moment. For the first time in a decade of tracking, a European country leads the world in millionaire outflows. This isn’t just about changes to the tax regime. It reflects a deepening perception among the wealthy that greater opportunity, freedom, and stability lie elsewhere. The long-term implications for Europe and the UK’s economic competitiveness and investment appeal are significant.”
Europe’s wealth hubs in retreat — and reinvention
The UK is not alone in its struggles. For the first time, EU heavyweights France, Spain, and Germany are expected to see net HNWI losses in 2025 — with projected net outflows of –800, –500, and –400 millionaires, respectively.
Ireland (–100), Norway (–150), and Sweden (–50) are also beginning to see significant wealth losses, with many affluent Europeans relocating to more investor-friendly hubs on the continent.
Key beneficiaries of this trend are Switzerland, set to attract a net gain of +3,000 migrating millionaires this year, while Italy, Portugal, and Greece are also forecast to see record inflows of +3,600, +1,400 and +1,200, respectively — driven by favourable tax regimes, lifestyle appeal, and active investment migration programs. Southern Europe is fast emerging as a new centre of gravity for wealth migration in the region, with Monaco (+200) remaining popular, especially among ultra- HNWIs from the UK, Africa, and the Middle East.
Europe’s smaller markets are also gaining strong momentum. Montenegro (+150) tops global millionaire growth over the past decade with a remarkable 124% increase in resident millionaires, driven in part by its citizenship by investment programme (operational from 2019 to 2022), low taxes, Adriatic coastline, and EU accession prospects. Malta (+500) follows with 87% growth, though its trajectory may be impacted by April’s European Court of Justice ruling against its citizenship by naturalisation process. Latvia is also on the rise, with 70% millionaire growth between 2014 and 2024 and a projected net inflow of another +100 HNWIs this year.
Global winners: Where the wealth is heading
Outside of Europe, strong demand from the UK, India, Russia, Southeast Asia, and Africa, facilitated by attractive golden visa options, has reinforced the UAE’s position as the world’s most sought-after wealth haven (+9,800). Saudi Arabia is the biggest riser on this year’s inbound list, projected to see a net inflow of +2,400 new millionaires in 2025, with the kingdom benefiting from a surge in returning nationals and international investors settling in Riyadh and Jeddah.
Traditional destinations such as Singapore (+1,600), Australia (+1,000), Canada (+1,000), and New Zealand (+150) appear to be losing their appeal for wealthy entrepreneurs, with their lowest net inflows on record provisionally expected in 2025.
Thailand a new safe haven
Thailand (+450) is rapidly emerging as Southeast Asia’s new safe haven, with Bangkok positioning itself as a key rival to Singapore. Thailand’s capital is increasingly favoured by HNWIs from China, Vietnam, and South Korea, drawn by its international schools, growing financial services sector, and high-end real estate offerings.
Hong Kong (SAR China) (+800) is starting to see steady inflows from the rest of Asia following a challenging period of political uncertainty. Many top-earning executives from fast-growing hi-tech companies in Shenzhen are now basing themselves in the city-state. Likewise, Japan (+600) is seeing a higher HNWI influx, particularly from China, due to its relative security and political stability.
Central American and Caribbean jurisdictions — including Costa Rica (+350), Panama (+300), the Cayman Islands (+200), and Bermuda (+50) — are all set to attract record numbers of wealthy migrants to their shores, and three African nations — Morocco (+100), Mauritius (+100), and the Seychelles (+50) — make it onto the inbound millionaire migration rankings for 2025.
Global losers: Where the wealth is leaving
Since the 2016 Brexit vote, the UK has shifted from being a net magnet for millionaires to a net exporter, with a record –16,500 HNWIs expected to leave in 2025. The latest surge is driven in part by sweeping tax reforms. The October 2024 budget introduced sharp hikes in capital gains and inheritance taxes, while new rules targeting non-domiciled residents and family wealth structures — enacted by the former Conservative government — came into effect in April, sparking what some are calling a “WEXIT” (wealth exit). Affluent individuals are relocating to tax-friendly jurisdictions such as the UAE, Monaco, and Malta, as well as to lifestyle havens including Italy, Greece, Portugal, and Switzerland. Many high-earning execs are settling in the expanding wealth hubs of Dubai, Florida, Milan, St. Julian’s, Lisbon, the Athenian Riviera, Zug, and Lugano.
In Asia, South Korea is expected to see significant net outflows of HNWIs in 2025 (–2,400), more than double last year’s figure, following a period of economic and political turbulence. Vietnam (–300) is also beginning to see a worrying uptick in millionaire departures, and Pakistan (–100) continues to lose millionaires to the UAE. Taiwan (–100) presents a mixed picture: while its tech-driven economy remains robust with +65% millionaire growth over the past decade, growing tensions with China and a lack of luxury real estate options appear to be unsettling some of its wealthiest residents.
Despite ongoing instability in the Middle East, Israel is expected to show relatively modest outflows (–350), primarily to the US, while Lebanon (–200) faces concerning losses, with many wealthy individuals relocating to Cyprus, Greece, and the UAE. Iran (–200) is also losing HNWIs to the UAE.
BRICS bounces back bar Brazil
In Latin America, Brazil (–1,200) and Colombia (–150) are both expected to see sizeable wealth drains, with popular destinations for departing millionaires being the US (especially Florida), Portugal, the Cayman Islands, Costa Rica, and Panama.
Among other BRICS nations, China (–7,800), India (–3,500), Russia (–1,500), and South Africa (–250) are all on track to record their lowest net millionaire losses since Covid. Outflows from India and South Africa are being offset in part by the return of HNWIs from the UK, while in China, the booming tech hubs of Shenzhen and Hangzhou — as well as rapid growth in the entertainment and hospitality sectors — are encouraging more affluent Chinese to stay.
About Henley & Partners Henley & Partners is the global leader in residence and citizenship by investment. Each year, hundreds of wealthy individuals and their advisors rely on our expertise and experience in this area. The firm’s highly qualified professionals work together as one team in over 60 offices worldwide.
PHUKET, 26 June 2025: Branded Residences in Asia climb to a historic high of USD30.7 billion, with Thailand leading by market share, according to C9 Hotelworks’ latest report.
Notably, Vietnam is forecasted to lead Asia, with one in four branded residence units, marking the region’s largest pipeline, according to data from the newly released Asia Hotel Branded Residences Market Review 2025.
C9 Hotelworks Managing Director Bill Barnett.
The active pipeline of branded residences in Asia available for sale is valued at USD30.7 billion, comprising 38,893 units across 178 projects. Thailand holds 18% of the market share, leading the region, followed by the Philippines with 12% and South Korea at 11%. There are an additional 28,460 units across 105 projects of future supply that have yet to be released for sale, with Vietnam accounting for 41% of this total.
Over the past five years (2021-2025), the market has expanded at a compound annual growth rate of 10%. The majority of the active pipeline comprises co-located branded residences with a hotel, accounting for 57% of the supply.
However, C9 Hotelworks Managing Director Bill Barnett noted that “mixed-use developments and standalone branded residences are gaining traction,” representing 24% and 19%, respectively.
“Geographically, the active pipeline is concentrated in urban destinations, which account for 53% of the market, with key cities including Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, and Manila. Resort destinations such as Phuket, Pattaya, and Da Nang comprise the remaining 47%.”
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BANGKOK, 26 June 2025: Thailand Exhibition Association (TEA) has named Loy Joon How, General Manager of IMPACT Exhibition Management Co Ltd, as its new president, effective this June.
Founded in 1997 by a group of exhibition industry professional pioneers, TEA leads the exhibition sector, lobbying with government agencies and promoting bids to secure the hosting of international exhibitions in Thailand.
Loy Joon How, General Manager of IMPACT Exhibition Management Co Ltd, was named the new TEA president, effective this June.
TEA members, who are mostly heads of exhibition companies in Bangkok and key cities in Thailand, such as Chiang Mai in Northern Thailand and Khon Kaen in Northeast Thailand, are clustered into four core groups: Organisers, venues, service providers, and freight forwarders.
Loy has over 40 years of professional experience in the exhibition industry, including 18 years in Thailand with IMPACT. He takes over the leadership of TEA, replacing outgoing TEA President Panittha Buri, who headed the Bangkok International Trade and Exhibition Centre.
Over the last two years, Loy has served on TEA’s Executive Committee as its Vice President. Upon taking the helm of TEA, Loy pledged to “develop, direct, and bring economic growth through seeking new business opportunities, creating events and networking activities, solidifying international marketing efforts, and, more importantly, advocating policies to upgrade the exhibition industry.”
HANGZHOU, China, 26 June 2025: Fliggy, a leading online travel services platform and a wholly-owned subsidiary of Alibaba Group, concluded its ‘618 summer promotion’ with a 25% year-on-year (YoY) increase in Gross Merchandise Value (GMV) for promotional items.
This year’s campaign saw a surge in consumer engagement, marked by approximately 30% more transacting users and an impressive 45% YoY increase in GMV for reserved items, solidifying the 618 event as a pivotal period for both travellers and merchants.
During the promotion period, a record number of over 6 million travel products were sold, ranging from date-specific travel options to popular “Buy Now, Plan Later” offerings such as multi-trip flight passes, multi-use car rental passes, hotel packages, theme park tickets, and leisure activity bundles.
To capture early summer demand, travel merchants leveraged Fliggy’s refined marketing strategies – including flash sales and live streaming – which proved instrumental in driving significant growth. Over 30% of participating merchants doubled their GMV YoY, while the number of brands with sales exceeding RMB10 million and RMB1 million also saw substantial increases.
Strong demand for calendar-based bookings
Fixed-date travel products, particularly hotel calendar-rate bookings, saw robust demand during this period. Fliggy hosted multiple flash sales featuring prominent hospitality brands such as Marriott, Hilton, and Banyan Tree, alongside major domestic hotel groups, including Wanda and Narada. This approach effectively enhanced member engagement, resulting in a 58% YoY increase in total room nights booked. One flash sale alone generated an additional 597 room nights for a single property.
Live streaming fuels transaction
Live stream commerce played an increasingly vital role in this year’s campaign. Fliggy expanded its official livestream channels across various social media platforms, with promotional placements more than doubling YoY. This strategy not only boosted sales but also enabled merchants to build customer connections through brand appeal and unique offerings, rather than relying solely on price competition.
The use of cross-channel live streams contributed to a remarkable 130% YoY increase in GMV generated through this medium. These sessions, hosted by either professional e-commerce live streamers or travel influencers, provided valuable travel and hotel tips and insights into niche travel trends, deeply engaging with experience-seeking consumers. The average order value (AOV) during the 618 promotion approached RMB5,000 per transaction, demonstrating customers’ willingness to invest in memorable travel experiences.
Top travel destinations
Domestically, the most popular destinations included Hainan, Guangdong, Zhejiang, Beijing, Yunnan, Jiangsu, Shanghai, Xinjiang, Inner Mongolia, and Sichuan, with the fastest growth observed in central and western regions such as Shanxi, Hubei, Henan, Inner Mongolia, and Xinjiang.
For outbound travel, Japan, South Korea, the Maldives, Hong Kong SAR, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Australia, and the US topped the list. Notably, long-haul destinations beyond a four-hour flight radius from China, including Fiji, Spain, the UAE, Switzerland, and Germany, also saw significant momentum.
Travellers from Zhejiang, Guangdong, Shanghai, Jiangsu, and Beijing led the way in summer travel planning, underscoring strong demand from China’s key economic hubs.
About Fliggy Fliggy, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Alibaba Group, is one of the leading online travel platforms in China. Fliggy places a strong emphasis on innovation in its products and services, catering to the increasingly personalised and diversified needs of consumers in both China and overseas markets.
TOKYO, 26 June 2025: All Nippon Airways is expanding its New Distribution Capability* (NDC) based ticket sales partnership with global online travel agency Trip.com.
Starting on 24 June, the partnership expanded from a single market in Japan to include 11 additional markets: Australia, Hong Kong SAR, South Korea, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Taiwan region, India, Indonesia, Vietnam and the Philippines.
Photo credit: ANA.
The enhanced service allows customers in new markets booking ANA flights on Trip.com to access the same fares and reservation services offered on the ANA website, including key post-booking actions such as itinerary changes and refunds.
Additionally, a wide range of ANA fares will now be available on Trip.com, creating greater convenience for customers purchasing ANA tickets through the platform.
“With access to new markets, ANA is delighted that we can now offer enhanced services and fares for our customers through NDC connectivity,” said ANA Global Sales and Distribution, Customer Experience Vice President Hironobu Kondo. “We will continue to expand our sales network via NDC to ensure our offerings are accessible to both domestic and international customers.”
Trip.com Regional Airline Director – North Asia PJ Zhou added: “We are thrilled to elevate our NDC collaboration with ANA to the next level. Leveraging our extensive experience in supporting global airlines through NDC technology, we’re committed to partnering closely with ANA to provide enhanced end-to-end experiences—from seamless bookings to comprehensive post-booking and ancillary services—for our mutual customers.”
About NDC（New Distribution Capability) *New Distribution Capability (NDC) is a communication standard developed by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) for the transmission of airline ticketing and related service information. Unlike the traditional EDIFACT standard, NDC enables the flexible and detailed exchange of information, facilitating more dynamic and personalised offerings. Additionally, it allows seamless integration not only within the airline industry but also with a diverse range of external partners.
LANGKAWI, 25 June 2025: Langkawi isn’t just about beaches, duty-free shops, or seafood dinners with a view. Look up or, better yet, pause for a moment, and you’ll notice a quieter, wilder rhythm unfolding above and around you: birdsong in the trees, silhouettes gliding between branches, flashes of colour darting across the sky. Welcome to Langkawi’s hidden world of birds.
Langkawi lies just six degrees north of the Equator, where the equatorial and tropical climate zones overlap. This unique position creates an ecological crossroads that supports a remarkable diversity of birdlife, especially for an island its size. Best of all, you don’t need to be an expert or own expensive gear to enjoy it, even your smartphone camera will do the trick.
Forget the myth that birdwatching is only for the seasoned or the thoughtfully equipped. As the locals might say, your “Mark II eyeballs” will do just fine. Even a modest pair of binoculars can open up a whole new layer of Langkawi’s natural magic.
Start with the raptors that command the skies above Langkawi. These birds of prey are a common sight in the mangroves, coastlines, and hillsides, often spotted gliding effortlessly on rising thermals. Look out for the White-bellied Sea Eagle, the Crested Serpent Eagle, and the unmistakable Brahminy Kite, with its striking chestnut plumage and white head, often seen circling above fishing boats or perched near the water’s edge.
Deeper inland, in the island’s forested highlands, hornbills add a touch of prehistoric drama to the treetops. The Great Hornbill, in particular, is a majestic presence on Mount Raya. With its heavy, curved bill and unmistakable barking call, it’s often seen gliding between fruiting trees in the early hours. A sunrise walk or drive up Gunung Raya offers one of the best chances to spot this iconic species in action.
In the cooler months, Langkawi welcomes migratory visitors. Herons, egrets, and other wetland birds fill the paddy fields in search of fish and grubs, turning these landscapes into seasonal theatres of activity.
Meanwhile, colourful residents like kingfishers and sunbirds dazzle with their plumage, if you’re lucky enough to catch a glimpse before they vanish into the foliage.
Sunbirds, in particular, are small, shimmering nectar-lovers often spotted near flowering plants. Though not quite hummingbirds, they belong to the same dazzling family tree.
The best way to start is to keep it simple. A local bird guidebook, a pair of binoculars (or none at all), and maybe a local guide with a good eye. And yes, your smartphone can be an excellent companion for birding. With a decent zoom, a steady hand, and a little patience, it can turn into a surprisingly effective birdwatching tool.
Langkawi’s birds are storytellers, characters, and companions for those who take the time to notice. So on your next visit, tune your senses skyward. You might leave with more than just great photos, you might just catch a new hobby taking flight.
BANGKOK, 25 June 2025: Just two days left to catch a bargain fare in Vietjet Thailand’s latest ‘Mid-Year Mega Sale’ promotion with base fares starting from just THB100 (excluding taxes and fees).
The deal applies to flights to top domestic destinations like Phuket, Krabi, Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai and Hat Yai, as well as international hotspots including Taipei, Fukuoka, Phu Quoc, Beijing, and Shanghai.
The promotion also marks the launch of the airline’s new direct service to Seoul, starting 1 October 2025.
Bookings must be completed by midnight on 26 June for travel from 1 August 2025 to 28 March 2026 on the airline’s website or through its mobile phone app.
The special promotional tickets apply to Vietjet Thailand’s entire international network, including routes from Bangkok (Suvarnabhumi) to Fukuoka, Chiang Mai to Osaka, and Bangkok (Suvarnabhumi) to Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou, Hangzhou (China), Phu Quoc, Danang (Vietnam), Taipei, Phnom Penh (Cambodia), Mumbai (India) and Seoul (South Korea).
Additionally, the promotion covers flights from Bangkok (Suvarnabhumi) to Okinawa and Hokkaido (via Taipei), as well as Vietjet Thailand’s entire domestic flight network from Bangkok (Suvarnabhumi) to Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, Phuket, Krabi, Hat Yai, Surat Thani, Udon Thani, Khon Kaen, and Ubon Ratchathani and cross-country routes connecting Phuket to Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai.
Skyline of Manila City and Manila Bay, Philippines
MANILA, 25 June 2025: Tourism contributed 8.9% to the Philippines’ 2024 gross domestic product (GDP), an increase from 8.7% in 2023, according to a Philippines News Agency report quoting data released by the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) last Thursday.
The Tourism Direct Gross Value Added (TDGVA), an indicator that measures the value added of the tourism industry, amounted to PHP2.35 trillion last year, 11.2% higher compared with PHP2.12 trillion in 2023.
PNA also noted that employment in the tourism sector increased by 6.1% to 6.75 million, compared with 6.37 million in 2023.
“The share of employment in tourism industries to the total employment in the country was recorded at 13.8% in 2024,” the news agency report noted.
Released annually, the PSA’s Philippine Tourism Satellite Account for the Philippines reports all visitor spending in accommodation services, food and beverage serving services, transport services, travel agencies and other reservation services, entertainment and recreation services, and shopping.
Among the forms of tourism expenditures, those for outbound tourism posted the highest annual growth rate of 37.5%, reaching PhP345.68 billion in 2024. This was followed by domestic tourism expenditure, which grew by 16.4% from PhP2.71 trillion in 2023 to PhP3.16 trillion in 2024.
Inbound tourism expenditure grew by 0.4% to PHP699.98 billion last year, compared with PHP697.49 billion in 2023.
SINGAPORE, 25 June 2025: Digital travel platform Agoda invites adventurous travellers to explore Asia’s hidden waterfall destinations, perfect for those looking to escape the ordinary.
From secluded rainforest cascades to dramatic mountain streams, these off-the-beaten-path gems promise unforgettable experiences for nature lovers and thrill-seekers alike.
Dau Dang Waterfall – Source: Collection Ba Be National Park, Vietnam.
Waterfalls offer a unique appeal to travellers, combining natural beauty with a sense of adventure. Asia, with its diverse landscapes and breathtaking scenery, offers countless hidden waterfall wonders waiting to be discovered. Whether tucked away in dense jungles, nestled in mountain ranges, or flowing through tranquil national parks, these destinations are perfect for those seeking to connect with nature and uncover lesser-known treasures.
Here’s Agoda’s list of nine must-visit waterfall destinations in Asia:
Thi Lo Su, Umphang, Thailand
As Thailand’s largest waterfall, Thi Lo Su is a majestic sight tucked away in the remote wilderness of Tak Province. Its multi-tiered cascades and wild surroundings make it a must-visit for those seeking a truly off-the-grid adventure.
Shiraito Falls, Shizuoka, Japan
Located near the iconic Mt. Fuji, Shiraito Falls is a mesmerising curtain of water that flows gracefully over a wide rock face. Surrounded by verdant foliage, this serene spot is a lesser-known gem that offers a peaceful retreat from bustling tourist hubs.
Seoraksan National Park, Gangwon-do, South Korea
This dramatic mountain park is home to hidden gems like Biryong and Yukdam waterfalls. Surrounded by rugged peaks, these cascades offer an escape for hikers and nature lovers.
Senaru, Lombok, Indonesia
The village of Senaru serves as the gateway to the enchanting Sendang Gile and Tiu Kelep waterfalls. Nestled at the foot of Mount Rinjani, these cascades are set amidst tropical forests and are perfect for adventurous souls looking to combine trekking with a refreshing dip.
Agumbe, Karnataka, India
Known as the “Cherrapunji of the South,” Agumbe is a rainforest village home to stunning waterfalls like Barkana and Onake Abbi Falls. These cascades are a dream for trekkers and nature enthusiasts, offering breathtaking views and a chance to immerse oneself in the lush greenery of the Western Ghats.
Ditumabo Falls, Baler, Philippines
Known as the “Mother Falls,” Ditumabo is a powerful cascade set in the laid-back coastal town of Baler. The trek to the falls is an adventure in itself, leading visitors through rivers and dense forests.
Belum Rainforest, Perak, Malaysia
Deep within the pristine Belum-Temengor rainforest lies a collection of hidden waterfalls, accessible only to those willing to venture off the beaten path. These secluded cascades offer a rare glimpse into one of Malaysia’s most untouched natural landscapes.
Liangshan Waterfalls, Sandimen, Taiwan
Located in the indigenous lands of Pingtung, Liangshan Waterfalls are a secluded treasure surrounded by forested hills. This captivating spot offers a unique cultural and natural experience for those eager to explore Taiwan’s hidden corners.
Dau Dang and Silver Waterfalls, Ba Be National Park, Vietnam
Nestled in the idyllic Ba Be Lake area, these waterfalls are hidden gems within a less-visited national park. Travellers can enjoy the peaceful surroundings, rich biodiversity, and the charm of Vietnam’s northern landscapes.
