East Asia
This most popular tourist destination attract a large number of visitors. In contrast to the nations of East Asia, which include South Korea, North Korea, Japan, Taiwan, and Macau, China represents Asia on its own. Aside from being home to 22% of the world's population, it also has some great city break options. Mount Fuji, Huangshan Mountain, and the Great Wall of China are all present in the area.
China
China is very big. Massive in every way. It's like a lot of different countries have been combined into one. There are a lot of different accents and extremes in both climate and geography. Choose from the yak-butter-lit temple halls of Xiahe, a trip down the dusty Silk Road, a stay at Everest Base Camp, or a night on the Shanghai tiles.
Japan
Japanese culture has the power to make even the most jaded traveler fall in love with it. As though Japan is very modern, there are many ways to get to know its old traditions. Stay at a ryokan and walk to the baths on tatami mats to get to know the people there, learn how to meditate with monks, or make a cup of matcha that is very bitter
Mongolia
Mongolians are well aware of their country's beauty. People who live in the area will probably talk about how beautiful the landscape is, with huge steppes, rocky mountains, pristine lakes, and a lot of wildlife and livestock. A person could drive for a whole day and not see any signs of human life in some places, a real-life experience in the wilderness
South Korea
Because of South Korea's small size and excellent transportation infrastructure, tranquility is never far away. The Korean Peninsula is a traveler's dream, with stunning scenery and 5000 years of culture and history. Sail to secluded islands where farmers and fishermen welcome you into their homes or small seafood cafés. Enjoy peaceful villages surrounded by rice fields and rustic hanok guesthouses