Go all the way south to ASEAN to meet the vibrant summer

During the May Day holiday that just ended, have your circle of friends been dominated by camping photos? From the boardwalks along the city's inland rivers to the tree-lined areas of suburban parks and even the mini lawns of residential gardens, no matter men, women or children, they can feel like they are on the beach when setting up a tent or spreading out a picnic mat to pretend they are on the Left Bank of Paris.

When people are trapped in a certain place for too long, facing the same old scenery and blurry pedestrians every day, everything reminds you: escape from the present, go to a fresh city, and experience new things for a short time , rediscover the beauty of life.

"Poetry and Distance" - ASEAN Pearls Connected by the Belt and Road Initiative

"The Belt and Road Initiative" is also known as the "21st Century Maritime Silk Road". One of the routes is named after China. As a starting point, it crosses mountains and seas and connects Laos, Cambodia, Singapore, Malaysia, Myanmar, Brunei, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam and the Philippines to the south, the first ten ASEAN countries.

What comes to mind when you think of ASEAN? Is it the blue sky and white clouds, the shadows of coconut trees, clear water and young sand, or the smiling Buddha land, where emeralds compete for glory, lazy but romantic. Unique exotic culture, charming delicacies, and complete tourism facilities, all your travel imagination can be realized here.

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Hand in hand - abandon social tags during travel and let the boat of friendship ride the wind and waves.

In this highly networked era, everyone’s life is inseparable from various APPs. You like short videos, he likes 2D, and who is a serious game fan? Each tag makes up our online portrait. Social groups are accurately distinguished and information cocoons are everywhere. Even meeting new friends becomes boring in the long run. This time, it's up to you, put aside labels, and pair up with a compatible partner. ***Experience a gorgeous journey together and complete new challenges.

Let’s splash water together - Laos

This is a mountainous country covered by forests. The Lancang River flows through here and becomes the Mekong River. A crescent city built along the river bend, this is Vientiane, the capital of Laos. Laos is a small country and most residents believe in Buddhism. The most famous ancient pagoda group in Laos - That Luang, Temple of the Emerald Buddha, Sisag Temple and other major attractions are mostly in Vientiane.

The best time of year to visit Laos is the Songkran Festival. Songkran Festival, also known as Songkran Festival, is a traditional festival in Laos. During the three-day event, people splash water on each other to pray to wash away bad luck and bring good luck in the coming year. Young men and women will take the opportunity to throw water at their sweetheart. If they get a response, it means that the other person also likes you. You vote for me and I splash water on you. Isn't this an exotic blessing?

May the morning sun be with you - Cambodia

Cambodia is a country with a varied geographical landscape. When traveling here, you can not only stroll and play on tropical beaches, but also visit virgin rainforests that never see the light of day. If you are not satisfied with the natural beauty, there is also the majestic Angkor Wat worth visiting.

When you are in the well-protected and unpolluted nature of Angkor Wat, even breathing becomes slow. Stay away from the hustle and bustle of the city, let go of your anxiety, listen to the chirping of birds, and feel the beauty of life in silence.

There are thousands of beautiful places in the world, but I just want to see the sunrise at Angkor Wat with you. The sky before sunrise, the changing light and shadow under the soft glow, is a beautiful scenery that can only be seen here and now with you. The moment the sun jumps out of the horizon, I just want the morning sun and you to be by my side.

Roaming in a city that is both familiar and unfamiliar - Singapore

At the southern end of the Manan Peninsula, at the throat of the Strait of Malacca, there is a small country - Singapore. This is a city-state, named after the city, without provinces or cities. Singapore means the city of lions in Sanskrit, hence its nickname "Lion City".

This city is vibrant and full of unforgettable attractions. In addition to the well-known landmark Merlion statue, the historic Chimney Square and the Sun Yat-sen Nanyang Memorial Hall, going to Marina Bay and the Flyer to admire the city skyline are also popular emerging attractions.

During your travel time, you can go to Chinatown Chinatown and Little India to taste Southeast Asian snacks; you can also go to Clarke Quay to enjoy the freshest seafood dishes. Behind local delicacies, there is often history. As a gathering place of diverse ethnic groups, religions, and cultures, Singapore’s cuisine also fully reflects the country’s rich ethnic diversity.

Roam around the city by exploring on foot, familiar urban architectural styles, unfamiliar streets and monuments, and different food cultures; extend from the perspective of tourism to understand the changes, history and culture of a city, Fashion and innovation.

Multicultural Land of Smiles - Malaysia

Across the Strait of Johor and across the sea from Singapore, Malaysia is a country full of laughter.

Malaysia is a diverse society where different cultures live in harmony, where Malay, Chinese and Indian cultures meet.

You can find a mosque next to the Mazu Temple, a Catholic church not far away, or a colorful Hindu temple. People here celebrate Christmas and Lunar New Year, and ethnic minorities such as Indians also have their own festivals. Therefore, Malaysia has become the country with the most public holidays in Southeast Asia.

Whether it is a street shop, mobile street vendor or Michelin restaurant, you can eat a variety of cuisines such as Malay food, Chinese food, Indian coffee or Thai food in Malaysia. The "Gerai Mamak" (Gerai Mamak) with Malaysian characteristics is a must-visit authentic food destination for gourmets. Indian pancakes, curry, fried noodles, and teh tarik that you must try when you come to Malaysia are all available here.

The Golden Buddha Country where time and space intersect - Myanmar

The winding Irrawaddy River passes through green rice fields and dense mangroves, across Myanmar, and finally flows into the Andaman Sea. This is Myanmar, known as the "Land of Ten Thousand Pagodas" and the "Golden Kingdom". It has a rich history and beautiful natural scenery. It is one of the least developed countries in the world and also the most beautiful tourist destination in the world.

Yangon, the largest city in Myanmar, is a place with green trees and blooming flowers all year round. The Shwedagon Pagoda is its most representative attraction. The entire tower is decorated with gold, silver and rubies and sapphires. A total of more than 7 tons of gold is used, making it worthy of being called the most expensive gold pagoda in the world. The entire Shwedagon Pagoda complex has an extremely luxurious appearance and shines under the sunlight.

Here, you can see golden pagodas, dilapidated colonial-era buildings and modern high-rise buildings mixed together, giving you a faint glimpse of the traces of the British colonial rule in the past.

At this moment, in the name of tourism, let us start this feast for you and welcome the magical journey to ASEAN full of exotic customs.