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9 hidden photo spots in Asia you won’t find in any guidebook
From Thailand and Bali to Dubai and Seoul, look out for these little-known picturesque sites
Tukad Cepung waterfall, Bali. Photo: Wandersnap
Photography is an essential part of modern travel, and great photography doesn’t always come easy, especially if you have to queue for hours/elbow people out of the way/wake up at sunrise to get your shot with that superfamous monument/painting/dog statue. Of course, there is actually a wealth of beautiful, hidden and Instagrammable photo spots all over Asia, so we called on WanderSnap social editor Pauline De Leon and the network’s photographers to give us some insider tips on where to go for the best shots.
#1 In Bali, look for Tukad Cepung waterfall
Visit this virgin waterfall before it becomes one of the top tourist attractions in Bali.
#2 In Bangkok, look for Wat Arun
Take photos of this unique temple’s design from every angle possible.
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#3 In Chiang Mai, look for No.39 Cafe
This cafe is the opposite of minimal, and comes complete with a slide!
#4 In Dubai, look for Old Dubai
It’s always good to experience the new and the old side of any city you visit.
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#5 In Ho Chi Minh City, look for Phu An Bamboo Village
Get lost in this Vietnamese village and capture mother nature at its finest.
#6 In Phuket, look for Samet Nangshe Viewpoint
This serene spot is just a half-hour drive from Phuket.
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#7 In Seoul, look for Haneul Sky Park
Situated in Seoul’s World Cup Park, this is the perfect spot to live out your Korean drama fantasies.
#8 In Singapore, look for Coney Island
Get out of the city and head to Coney Island for coastal forests, grasslands, mangroves, and casuarina woodlands.
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#9 In Tokyo, look for Anato No Warehouse
This five-storey warehouse was inspired by the rustic architecture of Kowloon, Hong Kong.
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This article originally appeared in Wanderluxe by The Luxe Nomad.