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Rocks Shedding Blue Tears: The "Sea Fireflies" of Japan's Seto Inland Sea
When it comes to rocks, most people probably wouldn’t give them a second glance, as rocks aren’t usually considered a special natural attraction. But what if we told you there’s a type of rock in this world that can “shed blue tears”? Would you believe it? Curious to find out more?
A Must-Visit Spot — Indonesia’s Mysterious “Giant’s Hand” to View Sea of Clouds and Sunset!
When it comes to Indonesia, most people only think of sunny beaches and tropical islands, but there are actually many breathtaking natural forest landscapes as well. Recently, the mysterious “Giant’s Hand” Pinus Pengger pine forest, located in the central-southern city of Yogyakarta, has gone viral online, becoming...
A different desert view: The stunning Sahara in minimalist style
A mysterious desert — does it remind you of scenes from *PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds*, tropical plants, or ancient civilizations? Through the lens of photographer Luca Tombolini, it transforms into minimalist, vividly colored artworks that turn the desert’s unique terrain into...
A Real-Life Magic Shop: Edinburgh’s Beloved Harry Potter Store in the UK
It’s recently the start of the new school year for Harry Potter’s characters, and many locals have visited Platform 9¾ to mark the occasion—proof that even years after the books and films ended, fans remain deeply immersed in the story. In the streets of Edinburgh, Scotland, there’s also a store that has been meticulously recreated to look like a magical shop, which...
Water Lanterns Shine Bright: Japan’s Bamboo Lantern Festival!
Did you play with lanterns during this year's Mid-Autumn Festival? In Izumi City, Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan, there’s a special bamboo lantern festival!
Wine tasting in the Lion City! WhiskyLiveSingapore is back!
Singapore has long been perceived as dull and unexciting, but in recent years the local government has actively developed tourism. Among its efforts, WhiskyLiveSingapore2017, held annually for the past eight years, has become one of the largest events in Southeast Asia and is deeply loved by wine enthusiasts...
New tourism brand from Singapore Tourism Board: Passion Made Possible!
What do you think of Singapore? Aside from being clean and comfortable, Singapore has many hipster-friendly spots in recent years, as well as plenty of great family-friendly destinations. This time, the Singapore Tourism Board has launched a brand-new tourism brand “P...
No more plastic cups allowed—glassware is back at the Hong Kong Wine & Dine Festival!
The annual Hong Kong Wine & Dine Festival is just around the corner. Earlier, the Hong Kong Tourism Board proposed requiring all outdoor areas to use plastic wine glasses in response to police safety advice, which sparked quite a debate. Fortunately, after further discussions, it was decided to revert to the previous practice and allow attendees...
Visual Impact: Bangkok’s Hyper-Saturated Hostel
When it comes to budget travel, most people assume the accommodation will be subpar and automatically think of hostels. But nowadays, hostels are becoming increasingly high-quality—like this one in Bangkok that features ultra-vivid, high-saturation colors in its design, brimming with artistic flair and...
Maple leaves in autumn, yay！Introduction to Fukuoka's autumn foliage spots in 2017!
It’s autumn again, and that means it’s maple leaf season. Time for autumn foliage joy, and of course, it’s also time to introduce the autumn leaves. This time, we’re specially bringing you the autumn foliage spots in Fukuoka, Japan – the 2017 edition, with the latest information.
Roses, roses, I love you！The Fukuoka Autumn Rose Garden is now open for viewing!
In Fukuoka, Japan, a rose garden exhibition will kick off this coming Saturday！At the rose garden in the Kurume Ishibashi Cultural Center, nearly 400 varieties and 2,600 rose plants will greet the autumn season of bloom together with visitors. During the exhibition period, the rose garden...
Photo Bar Alert: A Wooden Bar in Ayutthaya, Thailand, Becomes a New Attraction!
Ayutthaya, also known as "Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya" or simply "Ayutthaya," is located about 90 kilometers north of Bangkok. Everywhere you look, there are old buildings marked by the passage of time, exuding an ancient historical vibe. The Ayutthaya Historical Park was even inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1991. ...
Container houses again? Go picnic at Kaohsiung’s “Container Village”!
Hong Kong has recently sparked a discussion about setting up “container houses.” In fact, beyond their use as accommodations, container houses have become some of the trendiest and most popular tourist attractions around the world, drawing visitors eager to take photos. Located on Fuxing 3rd Road in Kaohsiung, the “Ji...
Caviar Cloud Bubble Bath: Hokkaido Resort’s Limited-Edition Salmon Room
Earlier, we introduced the cloud-themed room at Hokkaido’s Hoshino Resorts. Did those adorable, fluffy cloud-shaped decorations win your heart again? Well, guess what? Hoshino Resorts has just launched another themed room — and this time, the concept is super creative!
It's autumn foliage season again！World-renowned travel photographer Raven teaches you how to capture it all!
Autumn foliage season is here again！If you want to photograph autumn leaves, Japan and South Korea are among the most popular destinations, and the classic and traditional Kyoto is definitely one of the most beloved spots. With this in mind, FeverTravel has invited one of the 2016 Top 10 Best Travel...
Latest fanfares deals available now — fly to Seoul to see the autumn foliage from just $1,726 inclusive of taxes!
The latest fanfares deals are here, and this time the offers are even better than before. Highly recommended is the round-trip ticket to Seoul for $1,280 (inclusive of taxes: $1,726). The flight period for Seoul is mid-November to early December — perfect for viewing the fall foliage. If you're looking to casually fly out and enjoy the autumn leaves, don't miss out!
Direct flights to Shikoku！3 Hidden Gems in Kagawa, Japan
Kagawa is located in the northern part of Shikoku, Japan. Though it’s the smallest prefecture in terms of area, its natural attractions are no less stunning than those of other regions. The Seto Inland Sea is even hailed as the “Jewel of the World.” Here are 7 must-visit spots in Kagawa we highly recommend!
A mysterious cave city that once housed 20,000 people – Turkey’s prehistoric underground city
The concept of co-living is trending now, but it’s not a new idea—humans were building large underground cities as early as 7,000 to 10,000 years ago, with estimates suggesting they could accommodate around 20,000 residents. The sheer scale is truly astonishing.
A dreamy blue ice world underground in Alaska!
Glaciers blending white and blue are often places travelers hope to visit. And this glacier on the Juneau Icefield in Alaska is one of the most accessible in the region, boasting mesmerizing, fantastical scenery.
Cat Lovers’ Academy: Travel the World with Suki the IG-Famous Feline
Anyone who has had a pet knows how difficult it is to go on a trip. It’s obviously best if family can help take care of them, but if not, you have to ask friends for help or send them to a pet hotel. But most of the time during the trip, you’ll still worry about your pet...