1. Bali, Indonesia
Famous for its beaches, Bali is the ideal summer vacation for anyone, either alone or in groups. Individual travelers do not feel isolated moment on the resort island environment in Indonesia, that - you may be too busy enjoying the beach or hiking.
Whether you're traveling for rest and relax or seek adventure, scuba diving and hiking in the woods, Bali has it all.
All you have to see the attractions: Ulun Danu Bratan (Candikuning), the sacred Hindu-Buddhist temple which was built in the 17th century, surrounded by Lake Bratan. Built to worship the goddess Danu, the goddess of water, many people come here expecting to get water for a year.
The journey itself is always some risk, so that safety comes before planning your trip to this beautiful island.
2. Bhutan
Kingdom of Bhutan, as sandwiched between China and India, so often forgotten. The country has made news for being the site of Hong Kong celebrates the marriage of Tony Leung and Carina Lau.
A state majority Buddhist kingdom of Bhutan high in the Himalayas and has opted to remain a hidden paradise. Only a few people who can access it.
With a policy of controlled tourism, mainly from the Government of Bhutan wants tourists to take nothing away from their country, in addition to pictures and leave nothing but footprints. Persons under the age accompanying you go, it is easier - if this place is an ideal destination for a single pedestrian.
All you have to do: Dochula (Punakha, Bhutan) is a great place to melihatpanorama Himalayas without any hindrance, especially on cold winter days are sunny.
3. Hong Kong
Hong Kong is the Asian version of New York (but inter-island transportation). This city never sleeps. Culture of high excitement and bustle of Hong Kong tourists to follow the pace to challenge it.
Why go it alone in Hong Kong? Simple, run to explore the city that offers so much.
In contrast to the hustle and bustle of Hong Kong alone and does not need to discuss with your travel companion for the next entry. Restaurants, shops and attractions in their own pace.
What to see: Peak, where you can see a 360 degree view of Hong Kong and is 428 meters above sea level. Start the legendary journey Peak Tram (33 Garden Road, Central, Hong Kong, 中 环 花园 道 山顶 缆车 总站), and then back along the paths in the mountains after the outdoor terrace. Best time to visit: eighteen years, to see the sunset in Hong Kong.
4. Mongolia
Although confined between two countries with great power - Russia and China - Mongolia is still nomadic heart and tradition. With low population density in the independent state, the vacuum majestic Mongolia takes visitors close to nature and the inhabitants are nomads.
The perfect place for outdoor enthusiasts, Mongolia has vast plains that are ideal for horseback riding and a nomadic yurt Yurt typical of those who remain on the road.
One of the last few places in Asia, as (relatively) still untouched by tourism, Mongolia offers a real opportunity to go back in time and live a simple, although only a few days.To see: Khovsgol Nuur (or Хөвсгөл нуур, Khovsgol Nuur) is known as Blue Pearl of Mongolia, the deepest lake of fresh water in the country.
The surrounding area is National Park, which offers horseback riding and fishing for tourists.
5. Singapura
Singapore is the place to go when everyone arrived in Asia. One of the best in the coming months are July, the Food Festival and Great Singapore Sale attracts buyers from all over Southeast Asia - the perfect time to sample the local cuisine and shopping until they are met (tax-free for tourists).
In addition to a rich cultural diversity of China, Malaysia and India, Singapore is also one of the cleanest and safest in Asia - perfect for a single trip. State of the city also boasts top-ranked airport - even if you were stuck there when traveling alone, will not be bored.
