Where are the 6 best remote getaways in Southeast Asia?

From stunning beaches and elephant sanctuaries to adventurous underwater activities, much of the region’s beauty has yet to be discovered
From stunning beaches and elephant sanctuaries to adventurous underwater activities, Southeast Asia is home to remote regions whose beauty is largely undiscovered. This rise in interest for more secluded destinations is evident, with Klook seeing a 299 per cent increase in bookings to remote Southeast Asian destinations by Hong Kong users.
Klook has compiled a list showcasing some of the best remote experiences that the region has to offer.
Thailand

While Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Pattaya and Phuket continue to hog the spotlight, the country is also home to secret hideaways which offer adventurous activities. On the secluded island of Koh Chang, visitors can look forward to crisp white-sand beaches, snorkelling and admiring the lush rainforests from above with a treetop walk. North of Bangkok lies Sukhothai where visitors can explore the town’s rich history on a bike tour and enjoy an overdue spa day. According to Klook, Hua Hin is one of the most popular remote destinations in the region, where elephant sanctuaries for rehabilitation and enticing cooking classes await visitors.
Philippines

Manila, Cebu and Boracay are regular features in the tour guidebook, but more underrated places like the Batanes region and Bohol are becoming travel hotspots according to Klook. The Batanes region is in the northernmost part of the Philippines and in addition to its pristine beaches, the archipelago is home to refreshing hot springs and nature tours. Dolphin watching, paddle yoga and mountain biking await visitors to the island of Bohol, near the bustling city of Cebu.
Vietnam