From the majestic natural wonders to the rich cultural heritage, Asia’s leading tourist attractions leave visitors awestruck and yearning for more. Japan, with its harmonious blend of modernity and tradition, is home to several alluring attractions. Additionally, Tokyo’s bustling streets and neon-lit skyscrapers contrast with the serenity of Kyoto’s historic temples and tranquil gardens. This year, one of Tokyo’s tourist attraction sites won big as Asia’s top tourist attraction.
This Location In Japan Is Asia’s Leading Tourist Attraction
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From the serenity of ancient temples to the vibrancy of modern cities, Japan’s allure lies in its ability to seamlessly blend tradition and innovation, creating an unforgettable experience for travellers.
Tokyo’s Toyosu neighborhood’s teamLab Planets, a body-immersive museum, is named “Asia’s Leading Tourist Attraction 2023” by the World Travel Awards, held in Ho Chi Minh City. It is part of the teamLab collective, known for its groundbreaking fusion of art, technology, and interactive experiences.
The World Travel Awards, which are celebrating their 30th anniversary this year, honours the top travel destinations based on votes from both public voters and members of the travel industry. The following were the nominees for Asia’s Leading Tourist Attraction 2023:
- Angkor Temples, Cambodia
- Borobudur, Indonesia
- Great Wall of China
- Ha Long Bay, Vietnam
- Intramuros, Philippines
- Sengan-en and Shoko Shuseikan Museum, Kagoshima, Japan
- Taj Mahal, India
- teamLab SuperNature Macao, China
- Terracotta Warriors, China
- The Forbidden City, China
- Tokyo Imperial Palace, Japan
- Victoria Peak, Hong Kong
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What Is TeamLab Planets Tokyo?
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TeamLab Planets Tokyo is a cutting-edge, immersive digital art museum located in Tokyo. Visitors are immediately enveloped in a world of vivid colours, sound, and light. So, the exhibits here are not static; they are dynamic and responsive to human interaction, creating a sense of participation in the art itself.
Moreover, the entire museum evokes a sense of wonder and exploration. They are encouraged to engage with the art installations through touch and movement. This makes each visit a unique and personal experience. Additionally, the boundary between art and audience is intentionally blurred, inviting participants to become part of the art itself.
The museum’s ever-changing, immersive digital landscapes make it a must-visit destination for those seeking a cutting-edge cultural experience. So, when are you visiting this immersive museum?
Cover image credits: Website/teamlab.art