This festival is held at Hibiya Park every year. It is the largest chrysanthemum festival in Tokyo.

A number of autumn events will be held at Mt. Takao located in Hachioji City, where Japanese maple leaves beautifully turned red at their best. The best season for "momiji" watching in Mt.Takao is mid-late November every year. Fully enjoy the splendid view from the mountaintop or from the cable car window.

The Beitou hot springs developed during the Japanese colonial time and are more than one hundred years old. They are a favorite place of many Japanese tourists and local residents. The Taipei International Hot Springs Festival combines a healthy lifestyle, leisure, recreation, Nakashi music and educational activities through the unique hot spring tourism industry in Beitou.

Kuandu Nature Park is a low-lying land area located southwest of the Kuandu Plain in Taipei Basin. Because of the diverse ecological environment, the area is home to numerous varieties of animals and plants. With the aid of wooded trails, bird-watching cabins and tour guides, Guandu Nature Park will open the gateway to nature and allow you to experience the natural world close-up. Every year-end, multiple activities are held here to promote environmental preservation as well as public education about this wetland.

This event has firmly established KL as a world-class gourmet-dining destination. This year, the festival sets to tantalize even more with more of the city’s finest restaurants participating, along with appearances of celebrity chefs and other fringe events. The who’s who in KL will of course be there, so here’s a scene in which to showcase your social grace.

The Magic of Malaysia is that all races get together to celebrate the individual ethnic festivity. This year, the Muslim celebration of Eid comes together with the Hindu celebration of Diwali. Our KL Open House will mark these special days, and all guests are warmly welcomes to join in the feasting.

The KL Fashion Week promises glitter and glamour, not to mention, the giddying heights of high fashion. The scene is fabulous, even for the seasoned fashion Juggernaut. Come and see it for yourself. Brace and be dazzled.

Bangkok has a great many festivities to offer. Take Chong Priang Lod Chut Loi Khom Festival as an example. From its Brahmin roots, the ceremony has evolved over time and come to be part of a Buddhist ritual performed as an act of deep reverence and worship of the sacred relics and holy footprints of Lord Buddha.
In a revival of long lost customs of the ancient capital, the Bangkok Loi Krathong Festival sets out to promote and preserve the royal rituals of the early Rattanakosin period (19th century) in which several types of lanterns were set afloat in the Chao Phraya River and its waterways. The practice was subsequently adopted and adapted by common folk and has evolved into the"Loi Krathong" tradition we know of today. Krathongs are made from basic materials easily found around the village and typically take the shape of lotus in full bloom, swans, chedis(stupas), and Mount Meru from Buddhist mythology.
The lighting of fireworks is undertaken in the same spirit as when lighting candles in an act of worship. Therefore, fireworks displays become an integral element of the secular and religious rituals performed.

At the end of the Ramadan fasting month, known as Lebaran, a series of events are staged around the theme of symbols and ceremonies connected with the Moslem Faith. This will include a Festival of Drums (beaten of mosques to call the faithful to prayers). Mass Prayers followed by a Festival of Islamic Music and dance from around Indonesia as well as bands and musicians performing the Indonesian pop "Dangdut" music.

Qutub Minar, a minaret a landmark of triumphs of its Mohammedan ruler over last Hindu king of Delhi. Monument once related with Sufism and devotion. Every year this festival of Sufism celebrated at Qutab Complex in Delhi. World-renowned artists are invited to perform the Sufi singing & classical dances.