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.”

Northern Xinjiang is becoming popular, with Kanas Lake as a major draw. It also has the “Altai Mountains,” a name Thai people have been familiar with since childhood from textbooks that said Thai people originated from the Altai Mountains. Whether that’s true or not, these mountains are in northern Xinjiang near the city of Burqin. Attractions in Xinjiang are a “mix of natural beauty,” including forests, national parks, deserts, canyons, snow-capped mountains, lakes, and grasslands—along with cultural sites featuring many ethnic minorities. The ones we know well are the Uyghur, Kazakh, Mongol, and others.

Ba Na Hills, or what Vietnamese people call for short until it became Bana Hills, was originally a resort getaway to escape the heat for the French. Later, Sun World, which received a concession from the government, came in to develop it and built a cable car up the mountain. It first opened for service on March 25, 2009.

Because Let’s Go Worldwide Co., Ltd. was invited to join an exhibition booth with a major tour operator, Best International, customers who book tours with us will receive “both discounts and freebies” as follows:

When people talk about Egypt, images of magnificent pyramids, powerful gods, and mysterious deserts often appear in many people’s imagination. But in reality, Egypt has much more to offer—whether it’s cities filled with history, diverse culture, and unique travel experiences. In this article, we’ll take you to explore 15 must-check-in spots that Egypt tour programs often take you to... not all of them.

Turkey, a country spanning two continents with an ancient civilizational history, has become a fast-rising popular destination for Thai travelers over the past several years. It is also the setting of the epic Iliad tale of the Trojan War (Troy), which we’re probably quite familiar with—whether from textbooks, passed-down stories, or the Hollywood film Troy (2004). For internet users, seeing the name "Trojan Horse" might be frightening because it’s the name of a virus or data-stealing program that can cause problems with computer use. No matter where you first learned about it, if you ever get the chance to travel to Turkey, you’d surely want to see this wooden horse at the birthplace of its legend at least once. But... the horse commonly seen in media or photos actually comes in two versions. Which one should we go see?

Morocco (Morocco) is a country name that some people may confuse with Monaco (Monaco), which is located in the south of France. Morocco, officially the Kingdom of Morocco, is situated at the northernmost part of the African continent, bordering the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. Morocco has an area of about 710,850 square kilometers and a population of more than 35,276,786 people. Although it is in Africa and most of the population is Muslim, its location close to Europe—only a little over 14 kilometers from the southern coast of Spain...

Traveling to Phuket can be more expensive than other provinces. Let’s Go has therefore arranged hotel + activity packages at budget-friendly prices, so you won’t miss out on the fun of traveling in Phuket as follows: starting from only 2,990 THB per person.

When you’re visiting Phuket—the paradise island known as the “Pearl of the Andaman”—how could you miss an island-hopping cruise, snorkeling, and watching the sunset from the boat? If you’ve had your fill of beach time, indulging in delicious food, and snapping photos in the Old Town, why not slip away for half a day or a full day for some fun on the water? Let’s Go Worldwide is an authorized agent of “Nikorn Marine Tour Phuket,” a company with over 30 years of experience in marine tourism. Book boats and Phuket tour packages through us at special prices starting now.

Phuket 3 days 2 nights itinerary with fun activities, ideal for an outing team to do activities together

Armenia (Armenia), officially the Republic of Armenia (Republic of Armenia), is located south of the Caucasus Mountains. It borders Georgia and Azerbaijan, but as a destination for Thai tourists it is still far less popular than Georgia. The main factors are that a visa is still required and flights are not as convenient. However, there are tour programs that combine it with Georgia to choose from. For those who still don’t know what there is to see in Armenia, find the answer here. These are 7 must-visit attractions/check-in spots when traveling in Armenia.

On the occasion of National Mother’s Day, children who want to take their mother traveling may wonder where to go. Let’s Go volunteers to help with ideas, based on the assumption that...

Phuket 3 days 2 nights itinerary with fun activities, ideal for an outing team to do activities together

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.