1. fugue island, Vietnam

most people who have been to fugue island will agree that it is a place suitable for seclusion, without over-exploitation, and still maintains its original simplicity and pure beauty. It used to be the resort of princes and nobles, but now it welcomes tourists in a quiet fishing village. The locals in Vietnam call it "Pearl Island", where the mountains are rolling and covered with dense tropical jungle. You don't have to worry about poor tourist facilities when you spend your holiday here. DuongDong in the west is the main town of Fuguo Island, surrounded by clean water and young beaches. One of the most gentle and charming beaches on the island is Truong Beach, with milky white fine sand covering nearly 2 kilometers of coast. In the southeast, BaiKen has thin and white beaches. It is said that in the old days, this beach was only enjoyed by rich princes and nobles. The fish sauce produced in Fuguo Island is a household name. In order to produce this traditional fish sauce, islanders must put huge wooden barrels in the dark warehouse to ferment the anchovy for a whole year, and then produce a thick golden liquid after processing, which is better than the fish sauce produced in other regions.

2. Lipo Island, Thailand

This tropical island in the South Andaman Sea is 3 miles away from the west coast of Thailand. Originally, there were only 7 permanent residents called "Gypsies at Sea" (detailed introduction). The island was surrounded by beautiful corals, surrounded by fine white beaches, and scattered with several resorts, bars and restaurants. There is no ATM on the island, so you must prepare enough cash when you go to the island.

Romantic seascapes have become the love of people who avoid the noise. Divers have also come here to get in touch with beautiful marine life. People who like hiking can go to Tarutao National Park to enjoy another view of nature. If you like more primitive customs, you can try to visit six big islands nearby, and you may get special gains. Tired of playing, you can also go to the local massage school to do an authentic thai massage to relax your muscles.

3. Guan Dan, Malaysia

The beaches in Guan Dan are picturesque, and Zhenlating Beach and Barlow Beach are famous far and wide. The wind speed, direction and wave conditions here make the house a paradise for surfers and navigators, and Guan Dan Beach is one of the most popular beaches for Malaysians. There are white beaches and caves here. Guan Dan retains a very simple small town atmosphere. Apart from modern commercial places such as markets and shopping centers, Guan Dan also shows beautiful natural scenery and cultural landscape, with caves, waterfalls and temples. Tourists who like food can also get what they want here, and the streets of Guan Dan are the gathering places of authentic Malaysian food.

4. Nouara Elia, Sri Lanka

When I mentioned Sri Lanka, my first impression was Ceylon black tea, the most famous producing area of Ceylon black tea was the mountainous area of Elia, Nouara, and the old colony Elia, Nouara, located in the middle of Sri Lanka, was a famous tea capital. This place is 4 kilometers away from Kandy, a Buddhist holy place, and 18 kilometers away from Colombo, the capital. In the early 2th century, Elia, Nouara was once a summer resort for British immigrants. Up to now, it is still the first choice for people to cool off. In addition to visiting the remains of the colonial period, you can also go to the tea garden to experience the fresh tea fragrance, or hike at the foot of Pidurutalagala, the highest peak in Sri Lanka. If you want to get closer to nature, you can also visit Horton Plain National Park.

5. Baguio, Philippines

Baguio, with three nicknames: Summer Capital, City of Pine Trees and Huadu, is a city built on the top of a mountain at an altitude of 1,5 meters. As early as the 2th century, Baguio became a well-known summer resort in the Philippines. The geographical location of the mountainous area makes it avoid the damp heat of the lowlands. In addition, Baguio also has a modern shopping center and a local handicraft market. The pine forest around Baguio has also become a good place for camping, hiking and cycling.