Choosing the best places to visit in Asia can be difficult because there is no single type of Asian travel experience. Japan is worlds away from the Philippines, Thailand feels very different from Taiwan, and China offers a completely different scale of travel.

That diversity is what makes Asia such an interesting continent to explore. Depending on where you go, you can find ancient temples and historic cities, tropical islands and beaches, mountains and wildlife, incredible food and completely different cultures.

We’ve travelled extensively across Asia and know how varied the experience can be. So, rather than trying to name the best Asian country to visit, this guide looks at nine diverse destinations in Asia and what makes each one worth considering for your next trip.

Train travel changes how you experience a destination. Instead of dealing with airports or focusing on the road, the journey becomes part of the trip.

As you are not driving or checking directions, you can either take in the scenery or switch off completely with a book or music.

Once on board, you can settle in and simply watch the world pass by. It is an easy way to see more of a country without constantly packing and moving on. When we visited Japan, we spent hours on trains watching the landscape shift from green fields to small towns and house styles you do not really see back home.

With that in mind, Feet Do Travel shares some of the best scenic train journeys around the world to add to your list when planning your next trip.

India is known for its rich culture, beautiful landscapes and historical sites, and although famous places like Agra or Goa should be on your India bucket list, there are many lesser known yet fascinating Cities to explore.

With travel bubbles opening up around the world, visitors to Asia can choose several airlines to fly to India, for example you can catch a Dubai to India flight. Visit Mumbai (formerly Bombay) with its vibrant nightlife and home to the Bollywood industry, check out the Windsor Castle inspired Bangalore Castle, or Ahmedabad which was home to Mahatma Gandhi and his wife.

Let Feet Do Travel inspire your wanderlust with 7 alternative cities to visit in India.

​There is something intriguing about these winged beauties - their iridescent colours and the metamorphic way in which they enter this world. 

These days, butterfly watching tours are conducted almost everywhere where these striking creatures are to be found, both to prevent their fast declining numbers, and to contribute to conservation of these fascinating species. 

Butterfly holidays encourage interest in these colourfully patterned elegant creatures, which are regarded as the true ambassadors of a healthy environment. In addition to butterflies, trips organised by companies such as Naturetrek can uncover several different types of birds, plants and mammals. 

With about 20,000 different species butterfly to be found all over the globe, we have narrowed the search down to some of the best hotspots where you can see some of the rarest and diverse fluttering wonders at their elegant best.

Feet Do Travel share the best places for butterfly watching around the world.

Kerala is a traveler’s paradise with its lush valleys, spectacular beaches, greenery-adorned majestic mountains, and rich wildlife. Whether you are looking to spend a solitary trip with soulful moments or a pleasant family vacation, Kerala has everything to offer.

​While Munnar, Thekkady, Kumarakom, and Kovalam acquire the top position in the list of must-visit places in Kerala, there are other unknown places which that can be explored with several North Kerala tour packages offered by Kerala Tour Packages.

Feet Do Travel help you discover North Kerala.

Backpacking holidays always seem like they should be about saving money. Travelling cheaply, living in hostels, and buying food from street markets where you can. Nevertheless, you can definitely inject a little luxury into your travels if you need it. Feet Do Travel share some of the reasons why you should treat yourself to luxury when backpacking.

India is a Country of contrasts. From Temples to Tigers, colourful paint throwing festivals to white sand beaches, India has something to tease every type of emotion.

Our visit to India changed our view of travelling. It opened our eyes to a different culture, opened our hearts to locals who waved enthusiastically, and welcomed us with big smiles. The sights, sounds and smells of India awaken your senses, and a ride in a tuk-tuk will definitely make you feel alive! 
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Feet Do Travel will help with all you need to know about visiting India, from what to wear to obtaining a visa. We show you why India should be on your bucket list.

Extreme weather conditions can happen anywhere in the world at any time, but would you know how to survive a natural disaster?

It’s devastating for residents living within a country, but as travellers, any one of us could be visiting somewhere when a natural disaster occurs. 

When we were in the Lombok earthquake on 5 August, we had no idea what to do, we just tried to think rationally and survival mode kicked in. When a tsunami warning was in place, for this we knew what to do – get to high ground. 

This post isn’t intended to scare, but to educate us all on what to do when faced with circumstances we are unfamiliar with. I haven’t endured all the situations within this post, if I had, I’m unsure if I would be the luckiest person still alive, or the unluckiest to have been in these disasters in the first place! So I spoke with my travel blogger friends to create this post. 
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I hope we are all able to learn how to survive a natural disaster.

​Do you have a travel bucket list? If not, why not? The world is full of fantastic destinations and there isn’t enough time to visit them all. Compile a list of your own personal “must see” places and plan some trips. Not all destinations require a long haul flight and plenty of cash, there are plenty of amazing destinations close to home.

​Ditch the thoughts of your two weeks in the med this year and visit somewhere new! 

Attending a festival should be part of everyone’s annual celebration. Why? Because they are just so much fun!

There are many different festivals held around the world throughout the year to suit every taste. Traditionally, festivals are a special day or period for a religious event or anniversary. They can also be an organised event such as a music festival, food festival, film festival or even a beer festival. Some are large involving thousands of people, others are small local gatherings. 

People travel the globe to attend these elaborate events, and often make it the sole purpose for their trip.  We have!

There are many festivals on my bucket list which I have yet to attend, so to help me compile this epic list of festivals around the world, I asked some awesome travel bloggers.
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What a magnificent, diverse and eclectic list this is!