When you cruise from Shanghai, check the essential items off the to-do list: See the classical architecture of the Bund neighborhood and walk among the smell of tea and incense in the fortified Old City. Then, if you have extra time, see the nearby Qibao Ancient Town — check out the pagoda-like bell tower, see Qibao Template (it dates back to the 900s) and snap pics of the photogenic bridges and buildings along the Puhui River.

Busan is the second-largest city in South Korea, a major international cargo port and famous for its seafood and beaches. It shares the same latitude as Los Angeles and attracts film stars and movie moguls as host to the annual Busan International Film Festival. Were not sure if the connection is just a coincidence, but Busans landscape of pristine beaches, craggy islets and tall mountains certainly make a great backdrop for adventures of our own making. Make sure you learn more about this exciting port. Take a look at our Port Explorer guide.

Not only is it incredibly fun to say but Fukuoka (thats Foo-koo-oh-ka) also boasts incredible sights like the countrys biggest hotel, longest bar and largest cinema complex. This cosmopolitan centre has been transformed over the last few years into a vibrant, modern city just for you – or, at least, just for worldly travellers like you. Dive into all the shopping, dining, sports and culture you can imagine, with plenty of helpful information offices and efficient underground stations along the way.

When you cruise from Shanghai, check the essential items off the to-do list: See the classical architecture of the Bund neighborhood and walk among the smell of tea and incense in the fortified Old City. Then, if you have extra time, see the nearby Qibao Ancient Town — check out the pagoda-like bell tower, see Qibao Template (it dates back to the 900s) and snap pics of the photogenic bridges and buildings along the Puhui River.