The 15 Most Famous Old Towns In Asia You Must Visit

Ancient towns like Hoi An in Vietnam, Malacca of Malaysia or Chiang Mai of Thailand all have unique architecture and culture that appeal to anyone visiting.
The 15 most famous old towns in Asia you must visit
1. Hoi An, Vietnam: Hoi An, with rows of ancient houses, temples and pagodas with long-standing architecture, is an attractive tourist destination in Vietnam. Restaurants and hotels are growing fast on both sides of the Thu Bon River to accommodate large numbers of tourists coming here every day. You can choose to sit on a wooden boat going along the river for a memorable experience

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2. Tainan, Taiwan, China: Tainan is one of the oldest cities in Taiwan, famous for many ancient temples and pagodas. Walking along the city streets or alleys is the best way to explore historic landmarks like the Ninh Nam Gate (pictured) and Tam Son Quoc Vuong Temple
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Luangprabang, Laos: Luangprabang is a city located on the peninsula at the confluence of the Mekong and Nam Khan rivers. French colonial buildings interwoven with ancient temples, along with restaurants and shopping malls are always very attractive to all visitors here.
4. Chiang Mai, Thailand: Modern interwoven ancient architecture with brilliantly beautiful temples is the highlight when you come to Chiang Mai city. Formerly the capital of the ancient Lanna kingdom, today Chiang Mai is a shopping and food paradise.
5. Malacca, Malaysia: Malacca is a historic city with many fortresses, towers, churches, museums .



. dating back to the British, Portuguese, Dutch domination here. Here you can comfortably visit Jonker shopping street or go to Tanjung Kling beach to relax and enjoy the sunshine.
6. Clarke Quay, Singapore: Clarke Quay is one of the three harbors in Singapore, where it gets really exciting at night. Restaurants and entertainment venues, bars are closely intertwined with ancient colonial architecture, offering guests a riverside dining experience and attractive nightlife.
7. Varanasi, India: Varanasi is a holy city for Hindus around the world.



The devotees often come here to participate in rituals and rituals to seek peace of mind on the banks of the Ganges River. In addition, visitors can explore the colorful streets and alleys to better understand the culture of the Indians.
8. Lijiang, China: This town located in the southwestern Yunnan province, China attracts visitors with its blend of architectural, cultural and historical beauty. Lijiang is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, featuring a unique arched arch and courtyard, with Naxi architecture, a ethnic minority in China.
9. Pokhara, Nepal: The old Pokhara town has everything that tourists need, from serene scenery, majestic mountains, luxurious restaurants, and fascinating adventures. To see the panoramic view of Pokhara and the Annapurna mountain range, visitors can walk to the World Peace Pagoda (photo), which was built by Buddhist monks on a mountain side by Phewa Lake.




10. Seoul, Korea: The capital of Korea is an attractive tourist destination with temples, trails, parks and ancient palaces. One special thing when visiting Seoul is that you can admire the traditional Korean wooden houses called hanok, scattered on both sides of the small alleys of the city.
11. Tai O, Hong Kong, China: Tai O is an ancient fishing village with the last remaining floating houses in Hong Kong. Coastal Tai O is surrounded by majestic mountains, this is home to an attractive floating seafood market, visitors can walk along the stalls and shop for dried seafood nowhere.
12. Vigan, Philippines: Vigan is an ancient quarter with 16th century Spanish colonial architecture of the Philippines.



Along the streets are beautiful cobblestone streets, and the romantic scenery on both sides of the road is enough to impress anyone who comes here.
13. Kyoto, Japan: The ancient city of Kyoto attracts visitors from beautiful temples, alleys, alleys, beautiful Zen-style gardens, hospitality hotels and unique culture. . In addition, here you can enjoy food at restaurants, cafes, and Michelin-starred sushi around the city, helping to change your culinary taste.
14. Angkor, Cambodia: The ancient town of Angkor is home to the largest religious building in the world, Angkor Wat. This place used to be the king of the Khmer nation, flourishing in the 9th to 15th centuries.



Visitors here can visit Angkor Thom and Ta Prohm, two locations that appeared in the movie Tomb Raider, or Ancient temples are scattered throughout the town.
15. Bagan, Myanmar: The famous Bagan fairyland with more than 2,000 ancient temples and pagodas built between the years 1057-1287, scattered on a plain area of 100 km2. This place was once the capital of the Pagan kingdom (10th to 13th centuries), to explore the panorama of Bagan you can choose to visit by hot air balloon.
According to An Ngoc / Zing News
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