Kenroku-en, one of the three great gardens, a samurai district and geisha teahouses that escaped the war intact.
'Little England' at 1,900 metres: tea estates, a golf course and a post office from 1894.
The car-free island of Gulangyu with its colonial villas and pianos, and the Fujian tea houses.
Tea gardens, the toy train and Kangchenjunga at sunrise from Tiger Hill.
Nine Arch Bridge, the train through the tea country and the hike up Little Adam’s Peak.
Where bubble tea was invented, the Rainbow Village and the National Taichung Theater.
Seven hours of tea plantations, waterfalls and the Nine Arches Bridge from an open train door — often called the world’s most beautiful railway.
Colonial "Little England" among tea estates, with factory tours, cool mist and Horton Plains’ World’s End cliff.
Lantern-lit hillside tea-house town.
Rolling green tea estates of Sylhet.
Cool hill station of tea plantations, strawberry farms and mossy-forest walks.
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