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Take part in one of the most famous beach parties in the world. An iconic Moon Festival party is a must do for anyone visiting Thailand. With rich electronic beats, tasty drinks, and groups of other like-minded travellers, transport yourself into Southeast Asian party life and make some memories with your friends.

The most flexible Genting Highlands to Melaka and Kuala Lumpur full day private tour. Commute to dispersed attractions and respite in the air-conditioned vehicle, marvel the mysterious Batu Caves, discover the historical UNESCO site in Melaka for Dutch Square, Christchurch, Saint Paul Hills, Afamosa Fort, grab the exotic gifts at Jonker Street then leave to amaze the bustling Petronas Twin Tower night view. You can cover all the attractions or decide to customize it with other attractions within the 13 hours that fit your physical fitness level the best. No clue what to eat, let our experience driver to recommend and share live commentary on the go. Well-curated Malaysia Highlight tour for private group size up to 13 pax without luggage. Highlights * Make the best out of KL and Melaka in Just 1 day * Admire the Unique Tropical Scenic Land Ride * Exclusive Tailor-made Programs on the Spot * Skip the Line Discovering Highlights Tour * Accompanied by Local Throughout the Journey

This is the ideal tour for travelers wanting to discover the highlights of Yamagata efficiently, in a private vehicle accompanied by a government-licensed, English-speaking guide! Yamagata is a land of mountains, temples and hot springs in northern Japan. Climb the stone steps of Yamadera, the dramatic clifftop temple immortalized by the poet Basho, and explore the city at Kajo Park, the former castle grounds, and the elegant Bunshokan building. Soak up the nostalgic charm of Ginzan Onsen, a gas-lit hot-spring town of wooden inns, take in the mountain scenery of Zao, and enjoy views along the swift Mogami River. History lovers can visit hilltop Kaminoyama Castle and the fine Yamagata Museum of Art. We welcome you to come and explore the unique nature, history and hospitality of Yamagata with us! Note*1: The National Government Licensed Guide Interpreter certification is issued by the Japanese government and requires a good knowledge and understanding of Japanese culture and history.

Explore Japan’s rich craftsmanship on this full-day tour from Nagoya. Visit Tokoname, one of Japan's Six Ancient Kilns, and discover the history of traditional pottery. Stroll the Tokoname Pottery Path, where winding pottery lined streets filled with traditional houses, artisan shops, and cafes await. Marvel at the intricate porcelain tiles, step inside a historic kiln, and enjoy the quirky exhibits—including a museum dedicated to toilets! Next, head to Arimatsu, a village renowned for its labor-intensive indigo-dyeing technique, Arimatsu Shibori. Watch skilled artisans create stunning textiles, and shop for one-of-a-kind hand-dyed fabrics. This tour offers a unique blend of history, artistry, and local charm, as you are led by an experienced, English speaking guide on this unforgettable one-day tour from Nagoya.

Combining mythology, history, and traditional craftsmanship, this tour offers a deeper look at Japan's spiritual and artistic traditions that have shaped Japan for centuries in a 1-day tour from Nagoya. In the morning, you'll visit Atsuta Jingu, one of Japan's most important Shinto shrines. You'll explore its peaceful forest grounds and learn about the legends and history of the sacred sword housed on the shrine's grounds that has made this sacred site a place of worship for nearly 2,000 years. In the afternoon, visit the historic post town of Arimatsu, renowned for its 400-year-old tradition of Arimatsu Shibori. Stroll its preserved Edo-period streets and take part in a hands-on workshop, creating your own shibori-dyed souvenir with guidance from a local artisan. This tour is perfect for travelers who want to discover the mythology, history, and traditional craftsmanship of Japan in an unforgettable day from Nagoya led by a professional guide.

Feel the excitement of 4D entertainment at Space & Time Cube in Bangkok, where digital art and motion-powered fun come together in one indoor visit. Head into the Main Hall to explore 25 immersive art areas filled with color, light, and moving visuals, then take your seat at Rail Cinema for a 4D virtual roller coaster ride enhanced by motion effects. Looking for more interactive action? Choose the package with VR Experience Hall access and enjoy one virtual reality game session lasting around 15–20 minutes. Whether you prefer a thrilling 4D ride or want to add a VR game, the ticket options let you choose how much action to include in your visit. Add an entertaining indoor stop to your Bangkok plans and enjoy a different kind of city experience.

Discover the heart of Shanghai with personalized experiences led by local City Hosts who share your interests. Choose from a half-day or full-day adventure that takes you beyond the usual tourist spots. Engage in meaningful conversations, explore vibrant neighborhoods, visit local markets and eateries, or learn to cook authentic Chinese dishes. Each experience is designed to provide a deeper understanding of Shanghai’s culture, architecture, and lifestyle through the eyes of those who know it best. Enjoy a unique perspective on the city, making your visit truly unforgettable. - Personalized experiences tailored to your interests - Local City Hosts from diverse backgrounds - Options for half-day (4 hours) or full-day (8 hours) explorations - Private tours suitable for solo travelers, families, and small groups

A regular visitor walks through the heart of Namba and sees busy streets, colorful signs, shopping arcades, and impressive buildings. An architect sees something more: the story of a city shaped by commerce, canals, infrastructure, culture, and the everyday lives of its people. We invite you to explore Osaka with an architect as your guide, looking beyond the obvious and discovering the ideas behind the city's urban landscape. Rather than simply visiting individual buildings, we'll explore how architecture connects with the streets, public spaces, businesses, and people around it. You'll discover how Osaka evolved from a city of merchants, canals, and bridges into the dynamic metropolis we see today. No architectural background is needed—just curiosity and a willingness to look at familiar places differently.

• A full-day off-the-beaten-path journey from Tokyo, with comfortable private transportation to scenic and cultural sites that are difficult to reach by public transport • An English-speaking driver-guide from departure to return, plus an English-speaking area specialist providing deeper insights at the destinations • A small-group format offering more opportunities to interact with the guides, ask questions, and deepen your understanding of the region • A scenic hike on Mt. Nokogiri featuring panoramic views of Tokyo Bay and the Pacific Ocean, historic stone quarries, Japan’s largest seated stone Buddha, and impressive Buddhist carvings • A hands-on traditional uchiwa fan workshop using local bamboo, with your own beautiful and practical piece of art to take home • A hidden cliffside temple with a vivid red hall, a peaceful atmosphere, and spectacular coastal views • An included lunch at a hidden local restaurant featuring ingredients from the surrounding area

• A rare close-up view of a woodcarving masterpiece by an artist whose work is said to have influenced Hokusai, inside a little-known local temple • An extraordinary wooden temple hall designated as an Important Cultural Property of Japan, appearing to float above the surrounding forest • Comfortable and efficient travel by private vehicle to off-the-beaten-path locations that are difficult to reach by public transportation, with round-trip hotel transfers from selected central Tokyo wards • Two sacred power spots on a mystical ley line aligned with the spring and autumn equinox sunrises and connecting spiritual landmarks, including Mount Fuji • In-depth commentary from a trained English-speaking driver-guide, bringing Japanese history, spirituality, art, and architecture to life • A small-group format offering personal attention and plenty of opportunities to ask questions