Best Time to Visit Eastern Asia
Seasonality & Pricing
Eastern Asia
Why Eastern Asia?
Eastern Asia is a region where ancient traditions harmoniously coexist with modern innovations. Encompassing the dynamic nations of China, Japan, South Korea, and the vast expanses of Mongolia, this area offers travelers a rich tapestry of cultural heritage, stunning landscapes, and culinary delights.
From the Great Wall of China to Japan's serene temples, Eastern Asia boasts a plethora of historical landmarks and natural wonders. Experience the bustling markets of Seoul, the tranquil beauty of Kyoto's gardens, or the nomadic culture of Mongolia's steppes. The region's diverse architecture ranges from towering skyscrapers to rustic countryside inns, providing a visual feast for visitors.
Eastern Asia
Seasonality & Pricing
High Season (April to May, September to October): These months offer mild temperatures and are ideal for sightseeing and outdoor activities. It’s important to book at minimum a year in advance if traveling in the high season.
Low Season (December to February): Colder temperatures prevail, especially in northern areas, but the snowfall during this period provides a unique charm and fewer tourists.
Shoulder Season (March and November): A balance between favorable weather and moderate crowds, making it a good time for travel deals.
$1,100 per person per day - China, Korea, Mongolia
$900 per person per day - China, Korea, Mongolia
$1,000 per person per day - China, Korea, Mongolia
Seasons and pricing vary from rest of region:
- High – early January, March through August, October through December – from $2,000 per person per day
- Shoulder – mid-January to February, September – from $1,800 per person per day
Regional
Considerations
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China: Spring and autumn are ideal for visiting cities like Beijing and Shanghai. The Yunnan province is best explored from fall through spring, offering clear mountain views perfect for countryside strolls and bike rides. Guilin's rainy summer season enhances river cruises with mist-covered mountains, though travelers should be prepared for showers.
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Japan: Springtime unveils the iconic cherry blossoms, while autumn showcases vibrant foliage. The Gion Festival in Kyoto spans July, featuring parades and cultural festivities.
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Mongolia: The Naadam Festival in July, held in Ulaanbaatar and other regions, celebrates traditional sports like wrestling, horse racing, and archery amidst lively performances.
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South Korea: Late March to mid-April is cherry blossom season in South Korea. Meanwhile, late October to early November is ideal for hiking and leaf peeping among the many stunning temples.
The Ker & Downey
Difference
- Enjoy a helicopter tour to the Great Wall of China, culminating in a banquet dinner atop the illuminated wall.
- Dine in a private Chinese courtyard accompanied by traditional dance and music performances.
- Ride horseback through Mongolia's historic terrains once traversed by Genghis Khan.
- Visit a sumo stable in Japan and share breakfast with the wrestlers.
- Participate in a cooking class in Tokyo led by a Michelin-starred chef.
- Attend a private kabuki theater performance in Kyoto.
- Get a personalized K-pop makeover and enjoy a mini-photo shoot in Seoul.
Eastern Asia offers a captivating blend of history, culture, and modernity. Whether you're exploring ancient temples, savoring exquisite cuisine, or marveling at architectural wonders, this region promises an unforgettable journey. Contact a luxury Travel Designer to begin planning your journey.