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Tokyo, Japan
Photograph by Will Robb, My Shot
Festival performers made up as geisha play traditional wind instruments in Asakusa, a neighborhood in Tokyo that is home to the seventh-century Senso-ji Temple and the Kaminari-mon Gate.
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Shanghai, China
Photograph by Sung Ming Whang, My Shot
One of the fastest growing megacities in the world, Shanghai’s urban culture follows its own beat—embracing the new and the foreign as it seeks to reclaim its past glory. The city hosts Expo 2010 through October.
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Seoul, South Korea
Photograph by Gali Montalbo, My Shot
The Changgyeong Palace in Seoul dates to the Joseon Dynasty. Visitors to Seoul—the Republic of Korea’s densely populated capital—can view recently restored palaces like Changgyeong and the 14th-century Gyeongbokgung when not exploring the city’s booming modern sites.
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Manila, Philippines
Photograph by Bong Bundang, My Shot
Visitors enjoy rides and snacks at Star City in Manila. Located on the eastern shore of Manila Bay, the port city and Philippine capital is home to around 10.6 million inhabitants.
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Hong Kong, China
Photograph by Maciej Guicz, My Shot
Strobes illuminate part of the Hong Kong skyline, seen here from Victoria Harbour. More than seven million people live in the densely packed city, which is located on the southern coast of China.
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Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Photograph by Elsbeth Krumholz, My Shot
Visitors look onto the lawn of the Reunification Palace in Ho Chi Minh City, formerly known as Saigon. Vietnam’s largest metropolis, Ho Chi Minh City emits an electric energy teeming with motorbikes, markets, and acupuncture clinics. Centuries-old pagodas and ramshackle shops survive in harmony with sleek skyscrapers.
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Cebu, Philippines
Photograph by Rogel Tura, My Shot
Boys jump into the water in Ginatilan in the Philippine province of Cebu. More than 7,000 islands make up the Philippines, a vast archipelago that lies between the Pacific Ocean and the South China Sea.
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Ming Tombs, China
Photograph by Jessica Loebig, My Shot
Stone statues line the four-mile (seven-kilometer) Sacred Way leading to the Ming Tombs, the resting place of 13 of the 16 Ming Dynasty emperors, their empresses, and concubines. The tombs are located 31 miles (50 kilometers) northwest of Beijing.
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Ko Phi Phi, Thailand
Photograph by Christin Florenzie, My Shot
A boat passes through a cove on Ko Phi Phi, an island off Thailand’s west coast that is part of a national park. The country’s economy has largely recovered from the effects of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, and Thailand’s beaches and tropical climate continue to draw tourists from around the world.
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Bali, Indonesia
Photograph by Sergiy Kadulin, My Shot
A temple overlooks the water in Nusa Dua in southern Bali, a region of Indonesia that is known for its beaches and five-star hotels. Bali is one of 17,000 islands that make up the Indonesian archipelago.
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