Fireflies are the main attraction at South Korea’s annual Muju Firefly Festival. However, Muju’s beautiful mountains and pristine valleys give the glowing insects some stiff competition. —
South Korea
The Jalan Jaksa Festival brings out the best (and sometimes worst) of local “Betawi” food, dance, art and a little good old fashioned carousing into the night. —
Indonesia
When the wind blows, size really does matter in Bali. The Balinese are crazy about kites and in the “Island of the Gods” the bigger the better is the accepted mantra. —
Indonesia
Pohang, a modest industrial town on South Korea’s eastern coast, is famous for amazing New Year’s Day sunrises and one explosive fireworks festival —
South Korea
FC Barcelona will pay a visit to Kuala Lumpur this summer, as part of their pre-season Asia Tour. It´s the first time that FC Barcelona visit Malaysia. —
Malaysia
Held on the third week of August every year, the Kadayawan Festival coincides with the harvest season of local produce and the blooming of many of the region’s exotic flowers. —
Philippines
In Vietnam the Mid-Autumn Festival, known as Tet Trung Thu in Vietnamese, is the country’s second most important holiday, after Tet, the Vietnamese New Year. —
Vietnam
South Korea’s Chuseok harvest festival is a fantastic time to experience the country’s Confucian traditions - and get in on some great cultural freebies. —
South Korea
Come for the K-pop and stay for the kimchi at South Korea’s popular Hallyu Dream Festival - where star sightings and cultural wonders abound. —
South Korea
By day Singapore is buzzing with life and soul, but when the F1 circus arrives it’s the night that really heats up. The Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix is one of the most challenging on the calendar and is a vibrant and unique event to attend. —
Singapore
October signals an important month for Bacolod City in Negros Occidental, Philippines, because it is marks the beginning of the highly anticipated MassKara Festival season. —
Philippines
For ten glorious days, writers and word lovers from across the globe gather at the Singapore Writers Festival to celebrate all things literature. —
Singapore
Thailand’s Yi Peng and Loy Krathong fall festivals are the perfect excuse to turn over a new leaf. Light a lantern, indulge in local delicacies and soak in everything these amazing celebrations have to offer! —
Thailand
Winter starts off with a bang at China’s Dong Zhi Winter Solstice Festival. This family and food-centric ritual celebration is a great time to see the country’s history and culture in action. —
Various countries