Y Ty is on the top of Asian secret treasure

Y Ty is on the top of Asian secret treasure

Thrillist has selected a list of great destinations that are not well known in Asia, including Y Ty in Vietnam.

Y Ty, Lao Cai: Y Ty is located in the highlands of northern Vietnam, with majestic scenery, mid-sea clouds and beautiful terraces. This is an ideal place for travelers who want to experience the mountainous life of Vietnam without having to go too far from the Sapa tourist center. You should visit the local market, explore the handicrafts, agricultural products and enjoy the unique cuisine. Picture: Old Cat

Kep, Cambodia: Kep has the same beaches as before when you enter Thailand. This is one of the most intact coastal towns of Southeast Asia, where visitors can admire splendid sunsets, unique Indo-China architecture. This place is calm, not shabby, not cheated. Do not forget to enjoy the seafood caught in the market. Picture: Remotelands.

Vieng Xai, Laos: Vieng Xai is a good place to skip when compared to Luang Prabang and Vang Vieng. This is an ideal place to experience the modern history of this country. You should book a tour of the caves used for bunkers and hospitals during the war. Picture: Bayerl Günther.

Gili Meno, Gili Islands, Indonesia: Gili Meno is the most pristine and peaceful island in the three islands of Gili, with clear water, green coconut plantations and horse carts on the road. Visitors can enjoy coral reefs and beautiful fishes around the island. Photo: Topindonesiaholidays.

Sabah, Borneo in Malaysia: Sabah gives each person a different experience. From scuba diving to trekking, you will continue to admire the natural world rich and lively. It is also one of the most culturally diverse areas in Malaysia, giving visitors the opportunity to enjoy unique cuisine. Picture: Travelnation.

Punjab, India: Most of the famous Indian dishes come from this area, such as tandoori chicken, tikka masala, or samosas. In addition, visitors also explore the fascinating history of the Sikh and Hindu, visiting the beautiful temples such as Golden Temple. Photo: Spentatours.

Pindaya, Myanmar: This area attracts visitors by the colors of the farm and the jungle. You can meditate in the cave, admire the Pone Ta Lote, learn crafts with local people. Do not forget to visit Shwe Oo Min, where there are more than 8,000 Buddha statues. Picture: Arcadiatravels / Wordpress.

Kandy, Sri Lanka: Kandy is considered as the cultural center of Sri Lanka and has equally beautiful scenery. You will be able to see the swaying swing of colonial architecture, cooking classes and traditional Sri Lankan dances, and watch the cricket match at the Asgiriya Stadium. Picture: Budgettoursrilanka.

Shikoku, Japan: Shikoku is one of the four major Japanese islands and has not been much explored. Guests will enjoy the best udon noodles in Japan, admire the ancient castle, walk on the mountain trail, or kayak on the river. If you have time, you should take the famous pilgrimage route through 88 temples. Picture: Janenecarey.

Gorkhi-Terelj National Park, Mongolia: Ulaanbaatar is about an hour and a half away by car from Ulaanbaatar. This national park allows visitors to escape the hustle and bustle of urban life. Sleeping in nomadic tents, enjoying the Mongolian specialties and admiring the majestic mountains is an unforgettable experience. Photo: Adventure.

Busan, South Korea: The second largest city in South Korea has everything you need, from white sand beaches, fashionable boutiques, traditional spas to intriguing local eateries. Do not forget to try the Busan grill and fresh sashimi at the Jagalchi fish market. Photos: Wallpaperscraft.

Jomalig Island, Philippines: Someone like Jomalig like Boracay 40 years ago, wild, undeveloped, suitable for those who prefer quiet life. It's not easy - you have to take the boat for 5 hours, but the result is worth it: sandy beaches, clear water and sunshine. Picture: Hittnthetrail.