This tropical paradise is hailed as 2013 Best Beach in Asia by TripAdvisor and number 2 in the 2013 World’s Best Islands list of Travel + Leisure.
An intimate paradise experience awaits couples in the island of Bali. This Indonesian attraction boasts of crystal blue waters, white and black sands, tropical forests, lush landscapes, and ancient temples.
Referred to as Pearl of the South or the Pearl of the Andaman Sea, Phuket definitely lives up to its flashy nickname because of its pleasant weather, majestic sandy beaches, and bustling nightlife.
Siem Reap, Cambodia, is known as the home of the famous Angkor Wat, but there is more to this city than its admired temples.
In 2008, Travel + Leisure named Bangkok as World’s Best City, beating Florence in Italy and Bali in Indonesia. It is also a hot city according to the World Meteorological Organization; tourists need to bring an umbrella and stay hydrated.
Known as the flattest country, the Maldives has a maximum elevation above sea level of eight feet (2.4 meters). Despite its lowest high point, this happy island is advertised as “the sunny side of life” because of its tropical and tourist-friendly climate.
Named as the World’s Best Island for 2013 by Travel + Leisure, Palawan is also considered as the zenith of romance in the Philippines. Aside from its immaculate white sand, the island is also blessed with crystal-clear waters, untouched beaches, and diverse flora and fauna.
Hoi An, Vietnam—also known as The Lantern Town—is another perfect place for couples. Here they can take a stroll while viewing the sunset, sip cocktails in a character bar, and enjoy an al fresco dinner in a riverside cafe in the Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
In Japan, February is not just the month of love; it is also celebrated as the chocolate month! Kyoto is considered Chocolate Paradise as local cake and sweet shops, cafes and restaurants, and department stores all provide special Valentine’s Day chocolates, foods, and gift products.
Halong Bay is one of the top tourist destinations in Vietnam because of its distinctive wildlife, amazing terrain, and beautiful caves.
