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201. teamLab Planets TOKYO
An immersive digital art museum in Toyosu where visitors walk barefoot through water-filled rooms and light installations by the art collective teamLab.
View details — teamLab Planets TOKYOLandmarks, museums, historic sites, parks and viewpoints that draw visitors to a city, with practical notes on planning a visit.
290 places · Updated November 12, 2026
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An immersive digital art museum in Toyosu where visitors walk barefoot through water-filled rooms and light installations by the art collective teamLab.
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Shinsekai's 108-metre steel tower, rebuilt in 1956, with observation decks, the lucky Billiken statue and a slide that spirals down from the third floor.
View details — Tsutenkaku TowerAttraction
The Silver Temple on Wualai Road, whose ordination hall is clad in silver, nickel and aluminium panels made in the surrounding silversmith quarter.
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A 300-metre skyscraper above Osaka Abenobashi Station, with the Harukas 300 observatory on its top three floors and an art museum below.
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A private museum in Makati's Greenbelt known for its 60 historical dioramas, more than 1,000 pre-colonial gold objects and works by Luna and Amorsolo.
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An 11th-century temple mountain in Angkor Thom, rebuilt stone by stone in a restoration nicknamed the world's largest jigsaw puzzle and reopened in 2011.
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A former imperial garden around a lake west of the Forbidden City, crowned by the White Dagoba on Jade Flower Island and home to the Nine-Dragon Wall.
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Royal residence built in 1961 on Doi Buak Ha above Chiang Mai, with gardens known for their roses and temperate plants.
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A turquoise, water-filled limestone sinkhole inside Hawiyat Najm Park, a short way inland from the coast road between Dibab and Bimmah, south-east of Muscat.
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A Tang dynasty-style Buddhist temple in Chinatown, completed in 2007, housing a revered tooth relic, Buddhist museums and a rooftop prayer wheel.
View details — Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and MuseumAttraction
The world's first Ferrari-themed park, opened on Yas Island in 2010, home to the Formula Rossa launched coaster and the Flying Aces wing coaster.
View details — Ferrari World Abu DhabiAttraction
A restored 1920 neo-classical garden at the edge of Thamel, with pavilions, ponds and lawns that offer a quiet break from the city traffic.
View details — Garden of DreamsAttraction
A gibbon rescue and rehabilitation centre in the Khao Phra Thaeo forest, open to visitors through small, pre-booked learning sessions.
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The French colonial city hall completed in 1909 at the head of Nguyen Hue, seat of the city government and open to visitors on the last weekend of each month.
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A folk culture museum in the largest two-storey wooden house in the old town, with 490 objects on traditional crafts, performing arts and everyday life.
View details — Hoi An Museum of Folk CultureAttraction
The city's main public art museum on the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront, with Chinese painting, calligraphy and Hong Kong art and free entry to its permanent galleries.
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A five-storey sandstone palace standing in Man Sagar Lake on the road to Amer, best seen from the lakeside promenade at sunrise or sunset.
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A free contemporary art centre on the Jaddaf waterfront, with rotating exhibitions, a research library, a sculpture park and creek views from the roof terrace.
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Opened in 1991 in the Perdana Botanical Garden, KL Bird Park houses around 3,000 birds of more than 200 species, many flying free under a netted canopy.
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Korea's tallest building, 555 metres and 123 floors, whose Seoul Sky observation deck on floors 117 to 123 includes a glass floor high above Jamsil.
View details — Lotte World Tower and Seoul Sky