Introduction
Asia is a continent that’s full of culture and history. There are many different countries in Asia and each one is unique in its own way. The countries also have beautiful landscapes as well as amazing food. Even if you’re not into Asian culture, there’s still plenty to do on this trip!
The Arts
One of the most important things to remember when traveling in Asia is that the arts are everywhere. Whether you’re exploring a temple in Cambodia or strolling through an old marketplace in Thailand, there’s always something inspiring to see and experience. The arts are an integral part of life here, so if you want to get a better understanding of what makes these countries so special, look no further than their culture!
A few examples:
- In Japan, you can visit gardens built during different eras throughout history–many of which have been designated UNESCO World Heritage Sites–to appreciate how nature has been celebrated over time by different cultures. These gardens also serve as spaces where people gather together for meditation or simply enjoy spending time with friends and family members while appreciating nature’s beauty around them.
- In Myanmar (formerly known as Burma), visitors may want to explore some Buddhist temples while they’re there since Buddhism is one of the country’s major religions; however there are also many Hindu temples throughout Thailand as well as mosques in Malaysia because those religions have large followings here too!
Asian Food
Asian food has a lot of different flavors and textures. You can get many kinds of Asian food at any restaurant or grocery store, but it’s also easy to make at home. Asian food is healthy, affordable and delicious!
Asian cuisine consists of dishes originating from China, Japan, Korea and Vietnam as well as other Southeast Asian countries such as Thailand and Indonesia. Many people enjoy eating this type of meal because it offers a wide variety of options for vegetarians who do not eat meat products such as chicken or fish; however there are also many non-vegetarian recipes available if you prefer those types instead (e.g., Chow Mein).
Understanding the Culture
Asia is a diverse region, and it’s home to many different cultures. From the ancient traditions of Japan to the wild street food markets of Thailand, you’ll find a rich and complex culture wherever you go.
The languages spoken throughout Asia vary greatly as well. There are over 50 languages spoken in China alone! In fact, there are more than 600 languages spoken in all of Asia combined! That’s why we’re going to spend some time talking about each one individually so that by the end of this guidebook you’ll know what language means “hello” where you go next time on your trip through Asia (or maybe even just around town).
Travel and Culture
Traveling to Asia is a great way to learn about the culture of the region. For example, if you visit Thailand, you can experience firsthand how their people live and what they believe in.
Traveling to Asia can be an amazing experience that will stay with you forever. The sights and sounds are unlike anything else on earth!
Asia is an amazing place to visit, with so much history and culture.
Asia is a continent with a rich history, diverse cultures and many different types of food. It’s also home to some of the most beautiful landscapes you’ll find anywhere on Earth.
Asia has been visited by humans for thousands of years, but it wasn’t until Marco Polo traveled through Asia in the 13th century that Europeans became aware of its existence. Even then, they were able to reach only parts of this vast continent because there were no reliable maps or known routes through its mountainous regions or across its mighty rivers (the Himalayas reached their present height only about 30 million years ago).
Today travelers can visit most parts of Asia by plane or train–or even boat if they’re willing to take along their own kayak! There are several options for getting around once you arrive: bicycles are popular in places like Vietnam; motorbikes are more common in Thailand; rickshaws are still used extensively in India; buses connect major cities throughout Southeast Asia; trains go everywhere from Japan’s bullet trains down south into Malaysia’s jungle wildernesses; ferries cross rivers like Bangladesh’s Padma River which flows out into Bay off Bay of Bengal at Cox’s Bazar Beach Resort
Conclusion
If you want to travel across Asia, we recommend starting with our favorite sites: Thailand and Japan. Both countries offer beautiful scenery and amazing food, but each has its own unique culture that makes it stand out from the rest of Asia. Thailand has been influenced by both India and China over time so there are lots of Hindu temples as well as Chinese Buddhist ones. Japan on the other hand is more isolated from other nations so everything there feels very different from elsewhere in Asia!
