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International: Tsingtao Beer Museum (Tsingtao Brewery Museum) — savor the beer foam along with the history of China’s internationally renowned beer. These days, everyone wants to visit Qingdao, and one of the city’s must-visit check-in spots is undoubtedly the Tsingtao Beer Museum—one of the vehicles that has made Qingdao’s name famous worldwide. It’s believed that many people (maybe including you?) knew Qingdao as “beer” before Qingdao as a “city.”

Georgia is a popular destination for Thai travelers. It offers a European atmosphere, but the costs are low and you don’t need to apply for a visa. Just Tbilisi, the capital city of Georgia, has many photo spots. If you have time for a long trip, you could probably collect them all. Let’s see what places there are.

Baan Ar-Jor, the old "Ang Mor Lao" mansion. Even though it’s one of Phuket’s hottest attractions right now, for the broader market it’s still considered an "unseen" spot compared with other top landmarks such as Promthep Cape, the Big Buddha, Thalang Road, and Patong Beach, which get hammered with check-ins. Part of the reason is its rather secluded location—not in town or near a famous beach, but in Mai Khao Subdistrict, on the route from the airport to Sarasin Bridge. Most tourists, once they arrive at the airport, tend to head south rather than north. But for travelers who have been to Phuket before, have already covered all the main sights, and are looking for something different, take a look at why Baan Ar-Jor should be the next check-in spot you shouldn’t miss.