1,155 places to discover
10,000 Roses Cafe is a cafe and art installation in Day-as, Cordova, Cebu, Philippines. Located near the coast facing Mactan Channel, it features 10,000 artificial white LED roses arranged in a garden beside a cafe. Opened in 2017 and inspired by a similar installation in Seoul, it is notable for its illuminated night display, sea views, and popularity as a photography and leisure destination.
Acheso is a small tribal village located near Anini, the headquarters of Dibang Valley district in Arunachal Pradesh. Situated in the eastern Himalayan region within the Dibang River valley, it is inhabited predominantly by the Idu Mishmi community. The village is noted for its traditional houses, surrounding forested mountains, and tranquil rural setting, offering visitors a glimpse of local tribal life and natural Himalayan landscapes.
Acland Street is a famous shopping, dining and entertainment strip in St Kilda, within the City of Port Phillip, Melbourne, Victoria. Running from Carlisle Street to Barkly Street near St Kilda Beach, it is renowned for its European-style cake shops, cafes and restaurants. Served by the Route 96 tram, the street is a historic commercial precinct close to Luna Park and the foreshore.
The Adelaide Entertainment Centre is a major indoor arena and entertainment venue located at 98 Port Road, Hindmarsh, in the City of Charles Sturt, Adelaide, South Australia. Opened in 1991, it is South Australia's largest live entertainment venue with a capacity of up to 11,300. It hosts international concerts, theatre, family shows, sporting events and conferences, serving as Adelaide's principal large-scale indoor event destination.
Adelaide Oval RoofClimb is a guided roof-top adventure at Adelaide Oval, the historic sports stadium on War Memorial Drive in North Adelaide, South Australia. Launched in 2016, it allows visitors to traverse the stadium's roof structure via walkways and bridges while harnessed to a safety system. Notable for panoramic views over Adelaide city, parklands and coast, it combines stadium architecture, sporting heritage and scenic sightseeing in a central city location.
Adelaide Oval Tours offers guided behind-the-scenes access to Adelaide Oval, the historic sports stadium on War Memorial Drive in North Adelaide, South Australia. Established in 1871 and set between the city centre and River Torrens, the oval is renowned for cricket, Australian Rules Football and major events. Tours showcase heritage features, player areas, media facilities and the Bradman Collection, providing insight into the venue's architecture, sporting history and ongoing role in South Australian culture.
The Adelaide Showground is a major exhibition and event venue located at Wayville in the City of Unley, about 4 km southwest of Adelaide city centre. Operated by the Royal Agricultural and Horticultural Society of South Australia, it has hosted the annual Royal Adelaide Show since 1925. The 26-hectare site comprises pavilions, ovals, arenas and conference facilities used year-round for agricultural shows, exhibitions, markets and concerts.
Agartala Capital Complex is the administrative hub of Tripura located at Kunjaban in Agartala. It houses the Tripura Legislative Assembly, the Civil Secretariat and other key government offices. Developed after Tripura attained statehood, the complex is notable for its modern assembly building, planned layout, landscaped grounds and its role as the seat of governance for the state.
Agoda Village is a small traditional Himalayan village located in Bhatwari Tehsil of Uttarkashi District, Uttarakhand, near the town of Uttarkashi. Situated at an altitude in the Garhwal Himalayas, it serves as a base and stopover for treks to Dayara Bugyal and Dodital. The village is known for its traditional Garhwali wooden houses, terraced fields, and scenic mountain surroundings, offering visitors a glimpse of rural Himalayan life and culture.
Ainslie Arts Centre is a community arts hub housed in the heritage-listed former Ainslie Primary School at 30 Elouera Street, Braddon, in inner-north Canberra, Australian Capital Territory. Opened as a school in 1927 and later adapted as an arts centre, it is managed with Gorman Arts Centre. The centre provides artist studios, rehearsal rooms, galleries and workshop spaces, supporting visual arts, music, theatre and community cultural programs in central Canberra.
Ajrakhpur Craft Village is a dedicated artisan village located about 15 km from Bhuj in Kutch, Gujarat. Established after the 2001 Bhuj earthquake to rehabilitate Ajrakh block-printing artisans from Dhamadka, it is now the main centre for the traditional Ajrakh craft. The village is known for workshops where Khatri artisans create hand-block printed textiles using natural dyes and intricate geometric patterns.
Akhaura Integrated Check Post is an India-Bangladesh land port located on Akhaura Road, about 2 km from Agartala city in West Tripura. Developed by the Land Ports Authority of India and operational since 2013, it serves as a major passenger and cargo crossing. It is notable for its joint retreat border ceremony conducted by India's Border Security Force and Bangladesh's Border Guard Bangladesh, attracting visitors to witness the coordinated parade and flag-lowering ritual.
Akito Eco-adventure and Cultural Hub is a community-based eco-tourism and cultural centre located in Akito Village in Zunheboto District, Nagaland. Developed to promote sustainable tourism and preserve Sumi Naga heritage, the hub showcases traditional architecture, crafts, cuisine and folk performances. Set amid rolling hills and rural landscapes, it offers visitors an immersive experience of Naga village life, nature-based activities and cultural exchange in a tranquil, offbeat destination in Nagaland.
Ako Dhong Village, also called Buon Ako Dhong, is a traditional Ede ethnic village located in Tan Loi Ward, Buon Ma Thuot City, Dak Lak Province. Situated about 2 km from the city center, it is notable for preserving authentic Ede longhouses (nha dai) within an urban setting. The village offers insight into Central Highlands indigenous architecture, matrilineal culture, and community life, and remains inhabited by Ede families.
Alcazar Cabaret is a renowned transgender cabaret theatre located on Pattaya Second Road in Nong Prue, Bang Lamung, Pattaya, Chonburi. Established in 1981, it features a 1,200-seat modern theatre hosting elaborate musical and dance performances by transgender artists. Known for colorful costumes, advanced lighting and sound, and 17 diverse acts blending Thai and international themes, it is one of Pattaya's most visited evening entertainment attractions for domestic and international tourists.
Alexandra is a historic country town in the Murrindindi Shire of Victoria, Australia, located about 130 kilometres northeast of Melbourne on the Maroondah Highway. Established during the 1860s gold rush as Redgate and renamed in 1867, it later became a centre for timber milling. The town serves as a gateway to Lake Eildon and Cathedral Range State Park and retains heritage buildings, museums and a timber tramway.
The Aliba Village Log Drum is a traditional Ao Naga log drum located in Aliba village in Mokokchung District, Nagaland. Carved from a single tree trunk, it is one of the notable heritage artifacts of the region. Historically used for communication and community gatherings, it now stands as a cultural landmark showcasing Naga craftsmanship and village heritage, attracting visitors interested in tribal culture and history.
Aliwal Arts Centre is a multidisciplinary arts centre located at 28 Aliwal Street in the Kampong Glam sub-zone of Rochor, Singapore. Housed in the conserved former Chong Cheng School building, it is managed by Arts House Limited under the National Arts Council. The centre provides affordable studios, rehearsal and exhibition spaces for artists and arts groups, with a focus on contemporary and urban arts, and hosts performances, exhibitions, workshops and the annual Aliwal Urban Art Festival.
Alkaff Bridge is a pedestrian bridge spanning the Singapore River at Robertson Quay in the Singapore River planning area. Built in 1997 and opened in 1999, it connects Robertson Quay's riverfront promenades. The bridge is notable for its vibrant ArtBridge repainting in 2004 by Filipino artist Pacita Abad, featuring 55 colours and circular motifs. It serves as a functional crossing and a prominent public art landmark along the river.
The Allagadda Stone Sculpture Workshops are a cluster of traditional artisan workshops in Allagadda town, Nandyal district, Andhra Pradesh. The town is recognized as a major centre for stone idol making in South India, supplying sculptures to temples across the region. Artisans use locally sourced stone and hand tools to carve deities and architectural elements using skills passed through generations, making the workshops notable for living craft heritage.
Alliance Française de Pondichéry is a French language and cultural centre located in White Town (French Quarter) of Puducherry. Established in 1889, it is one of the oldest Alliance Française centres in India. Housed in a heritage building on Suffren Street, it offers French courses, a library, gallery and auditorium, and hosts cultural events, exhibitions and film screenings that reflect Puducherry's French colonial heritage and ongoing Indo-French exchange.
Alumkadavu is a quiet backwater village located on the banks of Ashtamudi Lake in Karunagappally, Kollam district. It is renowned as the birthplace of Kerala's traditional Kettuvallam houseboats, where craftsmen continue to build these vessels using age-old techniques without nails. The village offers visitors a glimpse into traditional boat-building heritage and serene backwater landscapes.
A Luoi District is a mountainous district about 65-70 km west of Hue City, home to Ta Oi, Pa Co and Bru-Van Kieu ethnic communities. The Ta Oi villages, including A Roang, Hong Van and A Nor, are known for traditional stilt houses, Zèng brocade weaving, and community-based tourism. The area combines cultural heritage with forested valleys and streams along the former Ho Chi Minh Trail corridor.
Amaravati Capital Area is the planned capital city area of Andhra Pradesh located on the southern bank of the Krishna River at Thullur in Guntur district. Developed after 2014 as the new administrative capital, it encompasses government complexes, residential zones and riverfront areas. It is notable for its proximity to the ancient Buddhist site of Amaravati and its modern urban planning by the Andhra Pradesh Capital Region Development Authority.
Aminda Rangsa Art Village is a community art space located in Aminda Rangsa village in West Garo Hills, Meghalaya, near Tura. Developed by local artists to showcase Garo culture and contemporary art, the village features open-air installations, sculptures, murals and bamboo structures set in a rural landscape. It serves as a cultural hub for exhibitions, workshops and creative residencies, offering visitors insight into indigenous art forms and the artistic heritage of the Garo Hills region.
Ammatoa Customary Village, also known as Tana Toa, is a traditional settlement of the Kajang people in Kajang District, Bulukumba Regency, South Sulawesi. It is notable for preserving the Pasang customary law led by the Ammatoa leader, traditional stilt houses, all-black attire, and a protected customary forest. The village offers insight into one of Indonesia's most intact indigenous cultures.
Amritsar Heritage Walk is a guided walking tour through the historic walled city of Amritsar, Punjab, starting from the Town Hall. Developed by Punjab Heritage and Tourism Promotion Board, the walk covers the 400-year-old Katra Ahluwalia area and surrounding bazaars. It connects key heritage structures, traditional markets, havelis, and religious sites, offering insight into the city's architecture, history, and living culture near the Golden Temple.
Andretta Artists Village is India's oldest artist colony, established in the 1920s by Irish theatre practitioner Norah Richards in the Kangra Valley of Himachal Pradesh. Located near Palampur, this village attracts artists, potters, and theatre enthusiasts. It features pottery studios, art galleries including the Sobha Singh Art Gallery, and the restored home of Norah Richards, offering visitors a unique cultural experience.
Andretta Pottery and Craft Society is India's oldest working studio pottery, established in 1983 by Mansimran Singh and Mary Singh in Andretta village, Kangra district. Located in the foothills of the Dhauladhar Himalayan range, the society promotes traditional pottery crafts through production, workshops, and a terracotta museum displaying regional and international ceramic works.
Anelih is a small remote village and administrative circle headquarters in Dibang Valley district of Arunachal Pradesh, located south of Anini in the Eastern Himalayas. Inhabited predominantly by the Idu Mishmi tribe, it lies in the Dibang River valley surrounded by forested mountains and rivers. Notable for its tranquil natural setting, tribal culture and biodiversity, it serves as a rural settlement and stopover in the largely undeveloped Dibang Valley region.
Angalakuduru Handloom Village is a traditional weaving settlement located in Angalakuduru on the outskirts of Tenali in Guntur District, Andhra Pradesh. It is notable as a center for handloom weaving, particularly cotton sarees and dress materials associated with the Tenali handloom cluster. The village preserves pit-loom and frame-loom techniques practiced by local weaver communities and offers visitors insight into Andhra Pradesh's handloom heritage.
Ang Sila is a historic coastal fishing community in Ang Sila Subdistrict, Mueang Chonburi District, Chonburi Province, east of Bangkok on the Gulf of Thailand. Known for its traditional wooden shophouses, seafood restaurants, and centuries-old granite mortar and pestle craft, it centers on the Ang Sila Old Market. The waterfront retains fishing piers, small shrines and views toward Bang Saen, offering a preserved example of eastern Thailand's coastal village life.
Anna Centenary Library is a large public library located in Kotturpuram, Chennai, Tamil Nadu. Inaugurated in 2010 and named to commemorate former Chief Minister C. N. Annadurai, it is among the largest libraries in Asia. Spread over eight floors in a modern building, it houses over 1.2 million books including extensive Tamil and English collections, children's section, Braille section, manuscripts and digital resources, serving as a major knowledge and research centre for Chennai.
Annah Rais Longhouse is a traditional Bidayuh bamboo longhouse located in Kampung Annah Rais, Padawan, about 60 kilometres south of Kuching, Sarawak. Believed to be over a century old, it is one of the largest and best-preserved Bidayuh longhouses in Sarawak, housing dozens of families in interconnected bamboo dwellings. It is notable for its authentic architecture, communal lifestyle, and cultural heritage, offering visitors insight into Bidayuh traditions and longhouse living.
The Antique Rice Terraces are agricultural terraces located in Barangay General Fullon, San Remigio, Antique, in the central highlands of Panay Island. Often compared to the Cordillera terraces, they feature layered paddies carved into mountain slopes by local farming communities. The site is notable for its scenic upland landscape, traditional farming methods, and panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and valleys, representing the agricultural heritage of Antique Province.
The Araluen Arts Centre is the visual and performing arts centre of Central Australia, located in the Araluen Cultural Precinct on Larapinta Drive in Alice Springs, Northern Territory. Opened in 1984, it houses the Araluen Art Collection, including significant works by Albert Namatjira and contemporary Aboriginal artists, four galleries, a 500-seat theatre, and sculpture gardens. It serves as the region's principal public art gallery and performance venue.
Arno's Wall is a 70-metre-long folk-art wall located on Vindex Street in Winton, central western Queensland. Built over many years from the 1960s by local resident Arno Grotjahn using concrete embedded with discarded objects such as machinery parts, bottles, typewriters and household items, the wall is an example of outsider art. It stands on the edge of town near open Mitchell grass plains and is maintained as a free public attraction by Winton Shire.
Artist Village is a cultural complex located in Saputara, the hill station in Dang district, Gujarat. Developed to promote tribal art and crafts of the Dang region, it showcases Warli painting, bamboo work, pottery and other handicrafts. The village features artisan workshops, demonstration areas and shops where visitors can observe craftspeople at work and purchase handmade items. It serves as a centre for preserving and promoting local tribal heritage for tourists.
Arts Centre Melbourne is Victoria's largest performing arts complex located at 100 St Kilda Road in Southbank, Melbourne, on the Yarra River. Opened in stages between 1982 and 1984, it comprises Hamer Hall, the State Theatre, Playhouse and Fairfax Studio beneath its distinctive spire. It hosts opera, ballet, theatre and concerts and houses the free Australian Music Vault, making it a central cultural landmark for visitors to Melbourne's arts precinct.
Ascot Racecourse is Western Australia's premier thoroughbred horse racing venue located on the banks of the Swan River in Ascot, within the City of Belmont, about 8 kilometres east of Perth. Established in 1848 and operated by Perth Racing, it is known for its heritage grandstand, expansive turf track and summer racing carnival. It hosts major races including the Perth Cup, Railway Stakes and Winterbottom Stakes, attracting visitors for race days, events and hospitality.
Asharikandi Terracotta Craft Village is a traditional craft settlement in Dhubri District, Assam, about 14 km from Dhubri town. Recognized as one of the largest terracotta craft clusters in India, it is home to the Hira potter community. The village is known for handmade terracotta and pottery items made using traditional hand-moulding techniques passed down through generations.
The Athangudi Tile-Making Craft Cluster is a traditional handmade tile production centre in Athangudi village, Sivaganga District, Tamil Nadu, in the Chettinad region. Renowned for vibrant, patterned cement tiles known as Athangudi or Chettinad tiles, the cluster comprises small family-run workshops. Established in the early 20th century, the craft uses cement, sand, pigments and glass on glass-topped tables, sustaining local artisan livelihoods and Chettinad architectural heritage.
The Athenaeum Theatre is a heritage-listed performing arts venue located at 188 Collins Street in central Melbourne, Victoria. Part of the Melbourne Athenaeum institution founded in 1839, the current building dates to 1886. The intimate 975-seat theatre is known for hosting drama, comedy, music and Melbourne International Comedy Festival shows in the city's theatre precinct.
The Attari-Wagah Border Ceremony is a daily military parade held at the India-Pakistan border near Attari village, about 28 km from Amritsar, Punjab. Conducted jointly by India's Border Security Force and Pakistan Rangers since 1959, it features synchronized drill, high kicks and ceremonial lowering of national flags at sunset. The event is known for its disciplined display, patriotic atmosphere and large spectator galleries on both sides of the border gate.
Auroville is an experimental international township located about 8 km northwest of Puducherry, straddling Tamil Nadu and Puducherry, founded in 1968 by Mirra Alfassa (The Mother) based on the vision of Sri Aurobindo. Conceived as a universal town for human unity, it hosts residents from over 50 nationalities. Its central landmark is the Matrimandir, a golden spherical meditation structure surrounded by gardens, complemented by sustainable communities, pavilions and visitor facilities.
The Auroville Visitors Centre is the main information and orientation hub for Auroville, an experimental township near Puducherry on the Tamil Nadu-Puducherry border. Located on Auroville Main Road, it introduces visitors to the township's ideals, planning and daily life through exhibitions, videos and guided information. It serves as the starting point for obtaining Matrimandir viewing passes and exploring boutiques, cafes and cultural displays.
The Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) in Bruce, Canberra, is Australia's national high-performance sports training centre, established in 1981. Located on a 65-hectare campus, it is the flagship of the Australian Sports Commission. Notable for elite athlete development, world-class training facilities and the interactive Sportex exhibition, it offers public guided tours showcasing training venues, sports science and Australia's sporting heritage.
Australian Outback Spectacular is a dinner and live-action show attraction at Oxenford on the Gold Coast, Queensland, located beside Warner Bros. Movie World. Opened in 2006, it presents an Australian outback story featuring horses, stockmen, cattle dogs, music and special effects in a purpose-built arena. Guests enjoy a three-course meal and drinks while watching the performance, which celebrates rural heritage and horsemanship.
The Avon Descent is a 124-kilometre whitewater paddling race along the Avon and Swan Rivers from Northam to Guildford in Western Australia. First held in 1973, it is Australia's longest whitewater event, attracting kayaks, surf skis and power dinghies over two days each August. Notable for its challenging rapids, Avon Valley scenery and community atmosphere, it draws competitors and spectators to multiple viewing points along the river corridor.
Awana SkyWay is a modern aerial cable car system in Genting Highlands, Bentong District, Pahang, Malaysia. It connects Awana Transport Hub to SkyAvenue via Chin Swee Station, spanning 2.8 km. Opened in 2016 to replace the original Awana Skyway, it features 99 gondolas including glass-floor cabins and offers panoramic views of the 130-million-year-old rainforest.
Awichon Cultural Village is a preserved traditional Kalinga settlement in Barangay Upper Uma, Lubuagan, Kalinga Province, Cordillera Administrative Region, northern Luzon. Maintained as a living heritage site, it showcases authentic Kalinga architecture with elevated wooden houses, dap-ay stone gathering circles, and rice granaries. The village is notable for its efforts to preserve Kalinga customs, crafts, and community layout, offering visitors insight into indigenous Cordilleran heritage within a mountainous rural setting.
Aymanam is a serene village in Kottayam district, Kerala, renowned as the setting for Arundhati Roy's Booker Prize-winning novel 'The God of Small Things'. Bordered by Vembanad Lake and the Meenachil River, it features lush paddy fields, heritage buildings, religious shrines, and vibrant art forms. The village offers unique cultural experiences through Kerala's Responsible Tourism Mission, including boat rides, birdwatching, and traditional craft demonstrations.
Baan Rai Lung Chris is a rural farm attraction in Kaeng Khoi District, Saraburi Province, central Thailand. Set amid agricultural fields and low hills, it operates as a farm stay and learning farm offering seasonal crop viewing, camping and nature-based recreation. The site is known for its open fields, sunflower and flower plots in season, and simple rural accommodation, providing visitors with an agritourism experience focused on farming life and countryside scenery near Kaeng Khoi town.
Baan Teelanka - The Upside Down House is a themed visitor attraction in Talat Yai, Mueang Phuket District, Phuket Town. Opened in 2013, it features a three-storey house built upside down with fully furnished inverted interiors, plus an outdoor garden maze (A-Maze in Phuket) and a Chamber of Secrets. It is notable for interactive optical-illusion photography and family-oriented entertainment near Old Phuket Town.
Baba Farid Cultural Centre is a cultural venue in Faridkot, Punjab, dedicated to the 13th-century Sufi saint Baba Sheikh Farid, after whom the city is named. Located in the city of Faridkot, it serves as a hub for Punjabi art, music, literature and heritage exhibitions. The centre hosts cultural programs, especially during the annual Baba Sheikh Farid Aagman Purb Mela, and showcases the region's traditions and history for visitors.
Bac Lieu Wind Farm is a large offshore wind power plant located in Vinh Trach Dong Commune, Bac Lieu City, Ca Mau Province, about 20 km from Bac Lieu city center. Built on coastal mudflats along the East Sea, it comprises 62 turbines standing offshore. As Vietnam's first major offshore wind farm and one of the largest in Southeast Asia, it is notable for renewable energy production and has become a popular industrial tourism and photography destination.
Baduy Village (Desa Kanekes) is a traditional Sundanese settlement in Leuwidamar District, Lebak Regency, Banten, Indonesia. Home to the Baduy people divided into Inner Baduy (Baduy Dalam) and Outer Baduy (Baduy Luar), it is notable for preserving Sunda Wiwitan customs, stilted bamboo houses without electricity, and sustainable forest living. Surrounded by the Kendeng Mountains and protected forest, it offers cultural immersion and trekking experiences.
Bagori Village is a traditional Himalayan settlement in the Harsil Valley of Uttarkashi District, Uttarakhand, located on the banks of the Bhagirathi River near Harsil and about 25 km from Gangotri. Inhabited primarily by the Jad Bhotiya community, the village is known for its distinctive wooden houses with slate roofs, wood carvings and cultural heritage. It offers visitors insight into tribal lifestyle, wool crafts and mountain scenery within the Gangotri region.
Bagru is a historic town located approximately 32 kilometers southwest of Jaipur in Rajasthan, India. It is internationally renowned for its traditional hand block printing using natural dyes, a craft practiced by the Chhipa community for over 400 years. Visitors can observe the entire textile production process, from carving wooden blocks to dyeing fabrics in the Sanjharia River beds. The town also features the historic Bagru Fort and ancient temples, offering a glimpse into Rajput heritage and communal harmony.
Bagtason Loom Weavers is a community-based weaving center in Barangay Bagtason, Bugasong, Antique, Philippines. It is known for preserving the traditional handloom weaving of patadyong, the colorful wrap-around textile distinctive to Antique. Operated by local women weavers, the center showcases wooden looms, natural and dyed fibers, and finished products. It serves as a living heritage site promoting Antiqueño culture, livelihood, and sustainable craft tourism in northern Antique.
Baiguney is a small rural village located on the banks of the Rangeet River in Soreng District, Sikkim, near the town of Jorethang. Promoted as a village tourism destination by Sikkim Tourism, it is known for its terraced fields, organic farming, traditional Sikkimese homestays and tranquil river-valley setting. The village offers views of surrounding hills and forests and provides an experience of rural Sikkimese life away from larger tourist centres.
Ba Khan Village is a small lakeside settlement in Ba Khan Commune, Mai Chau District, Phu Tho Province, located on the shore of Hoa Binh Lake reservoir on the Da River. Known for its tranquil valley, limestone karsts and Muong ethnic culture, the village offers homestay accommodation, cycling routes and boat trips. It serves as a quieter alternative to central Mai Chau, combining natural scenery with traditional stilt-house architecture and rural livelihoods.
Baktawng Tlangnuam - Chana Family Village is a settlement in Baktawng village, Serchhip District, Mizoram, about 60 km from Aizawl. It is known as the residence of the late Ziona Chana, head of the Chana Pawl sect, whose family was recognized as one of the world's largest with 39 wives, 94 children and numerous grandchildren living together. The four-storey mansion called Chhuanthar Run and the surrounding village attract visitors interested in Mizo culture and unique communal living.
Balaramgadi Fishing Harbour is an active fishing harbour located at Balaramgadi near Chandipur in Balasore district, Odisha, at the confluence of the Budhabalanga River and the Bay of Bengal. It serves as a major fish landing centre for the local fishing community. Notable for its fleet of colourful fishing boats, daily fish auctions and scenic river-sea estuary views, it offers visitors an authentic glimpse into coastal Odisha's fishing culture close to Chandipur Beach.
Balay Buhay sa Uma Bee Farm is an agritourism and organic farm attraction located in Bulusan, Sorsogon, Philippines. It focuses on beekeeping, honey production, and sustainable organic farming. The farm offers educational tours about bee colonies, honey harvesting, and organic cultivation methods. Notable for its community-based and eco-friendly approach, it provides visitors with hands-on learning, honey tasting, and farm products in a rural setting near Bulusan Volcano Natural Park.
Ballapeu Traditional Village is a preserved Mamasa-Toraja settlement located in Mamasa District, Mamasa Regency, West Sulawesi, Indonesia. The village is notable for its cluster of traditional wooden houses with distinctive boat-shaped roofs and intricate carvings, set in a highland valley surrounded by rice fields and hills. It serves as a living cultural heritage site showcasing Mamasa architecture, customs, and community life.
Bang Bai Mai is a canal-side subdistrict in Mueang Surat Thani District, Surat Thani Province, southern Thailand, located along Khlong Bang Bai Mai near the Tapi River south of Surat Thani city. It is notable as a traditional coconut-growing community preserving a waterside way of life with stilt houses, coconut plantations and small canals. The area is known for community-based tourism, weekend floating market, boat tours and local coconut products.
Bang Bao Fishing Village is a traditional stilt village at the southwestern tip of Ko Chang Island in Trat Province, Thailand. Built over the sea on wooden piers, it was originally a fishing community and now functions as a tourist pier and market. The village is notable for its long concrete pier, lighthouse, rows of seafood restaurants and souvenir shops, and as the departure point for boat trips to nearby islands within Mu Ko Chang National Park.
Bangkok University Rangsit Campus is the main campus of Bangkok University, a private university in Thailand, located on Phahonyothin Road in Khlong Luang District, Pathum Thani Province, north of Bangkok. Established as part of the university founded in 1962, the Rangsit campus serves as the primary academic and administrative center. It is notable for its modern architecture, creative facilities, Bangkok University Gallery, and landscaped grounds that host academic, cultural and visitor activities.
Bangla Road is a 400-metre pedestrianized entertainment street in Patong, Kathu District, Phuket, running from Rat-U-Thit Road to Patong Beach. Known as Patong's nightlife centre, it is lined with bars, nightclubs, restaurants, shops and live-music venues. Closed to vehicles in the evening, it becomes a walking street with neon lights and street performers, drawing visitors for nightlife, dining and people-watching near the beach.