As its nickname suggests, “The Garden City,” is one of Asia’s premier horticultural destinations. Thanks to the numerous green spaces throughout the city, it is easy to forget that you are in a metropolis with over 5 million people.

Stop by The Gardens by the Bay where you can witness exhibits like the Cloud Forest and Supertree Observatory, which incorporate architectural marvels with magnificent flora and fauna. With its accessibility to nature, Singapore has blended the feel of a rural area with the convenience of a major city. 

Known around the globe as a city that epitomises luxury, Dubai is a great destination for anyone searching for a bit of grandeur on their next vacation.

For a city that is only 35 square kilometres (13.51 square miles), Dubai is a small city that packs a big punch. Home to the Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest building, a year-round indoor ski slope, and a 10-million-litre (2.64 million gallon) aquarium tank located in a shopping mall, Dubai promotes a level of extravagance that you would expect from the UAE’s largest city.

Balancing the mix of attractions featuring ultra-modern technology and activities based on cultural traditions, Tokyo is a must-visit destination for any travellers searching for variety on their next trip.

Stop by Harajuku to witness and learn about Kawaii (or “cute”) culture and window-shop the trendy storefronts. For a taste of tradition, cheer on the wrestlers and attend Sumo Tournament at the famous Ryogoku Kokugikan National Sumo Arena. For nightlife, visit the lively hub of Shibuya to enjoy the glow from the signs and take on the iconic scramble crossing.