Top Asia Art Galleries

Take a break from the beaches, nightclubs, and outdoor heat of Pattaya with a visit to the incredible Art in Paradise art gallery. Unlike most art galleries, this one is interactive. The clever trick art process makes two-dimensional paintings look three-dimensional. Wander through the five different zones of the gallery–including classic art, nature, safari, and more–and immerse yourself in the scenes for impressive photos.

Please book forbidden city tickets before the actual tour date! ! Pre-book the Forbidden City ticket is the must way to travelers who want an stress-free visit to the Museum. Your pre-booked entry can be accessed by using your passport near the main entrance, close to Wumen Gate. Beat the Beijing crowds and get direct entry to the Forbidden City See one of Beijing’s top attractions and a UNESCO-listed site Conveniently use your passport to get entrance access. Also With the reserved ticket you can enter Tiananmen Square, otherwise you only can see it from far away and police won't allow you to enter the square.

With 21 different gallery spaces shining a light on the worlds of art, culture, science, and technology, the ArtScience Museum at Marina Bay Sands is widely considered among Singapore’s top family attractions. With this ticket, choose the entry time to suit your schedule and enjoy admission to the museum. Engage with the colorful displays, diverse exhibits, and thought-provoking educational activities, and explore the crossovers between art and technology in Singapore.

Immerse yourself in Balinese culture on a three-hour Keliki painting workshop run by two local artists in a traditional Balinese house compound. Learn the unique multi-step techniques of painting and drawing in layers with Chinese ink and acrylic paint. Learn some history and culture surrounding Keliki paintings which often depict rural village life and handy myths. The workshop welcomes participants with all levels of artistic experience and no prior knowledge of painting is needed.

Discover one of China’s most in-demand attractions—and explore a UNESCO World Heritage Site—when you book advance tickets to the Summer Palace. Don’t worry about wasting time in line: by reserving your tickets before you travel, you can bypass the crowds, head inside, and explore independently. Book regular admission and enjoy a boat ride on Kunming Lake, or choose combination entry to discover four of the site’s garden areas.

Experience one of Vietnam’s most storied and traditional forms of entertainment, the water puppet show. Originating in the Red River delta, the puppets are on long sticks and use the water’s surface as the stage. Topics of the shows include everyday life, myths, and Vietnamese legends. You’ll enjoy skip-the-line access and the choice of several showtimes.

Beijing’s UNESCO-listed Forbidden City is famous for its striking architecture and far-reaching history–as well as its long entry lines. Book your skip-the-line ticket in advance to save time on the day, then just show your passport on arrival to enjoy hassle-free admission to the museum and palace complex, free to dedicate as much time as you need to exploring the site’s 72 hectares.

Get a fresh perspective on Thailand by viewing the country’s attractions in miniature form at Mini Siam. This open-air miniature park allows travelers to take in Thai monuments like Wat Phra Kaeo alongside world landmarks including the Eiffel Tower and Angkor Wat, without taking multiple flights around the globe. This is a great option for families looking for an easy yet memorable day of sightseeing.

Enjoy the whimsical world of Chaing Mai’s Art In Paradise 3D Art Museum and avoid the queues with this pre-booked entrance ticket. See art you can interact with throughout the gallery, with creativity spilling over the walls and floors using 3D effects and optical illusions. Fully air-conditioned, enjoy a totally different experience and get out of the heat of the day. A perfect activity for a break between busy traveling days.

Get to know Nur-Sultan (formerly known as Astana) on this private half-day tour of the city. With a mix of both walking and driving, the To-Go-In Astana team brings iconic city stops and modern city culture to life with context, history and insight. Stops include the Bayterek Tower, Khan Shatyr, Hazrat Sultan Mosque and Astana's Main Square. Come see the city with us!

1. Visit Prambanan Temple Prambanan Temple is an UNESCO site, the most beautiful temple in the world and the highest Hindus temple in Indonesia. Note: Every Monday, Prambanan Temple is closed. Actually it's still open, but you'll see the main temple far away from the yard only. 2. Ramayana Ballet Performance Ramayana Ballet Performance in Prambanan is the most interesting night performance in Yogyakarta that telling stories about Rama Sitta or Roro Jonggrang. Note: Ramayana Ballet Performance in Prambanan is open only 3 days a week: Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. It tells the story of Ramayana. Especially on Friday, it's open but telling the Legend of Roro Jonggrang, not Ramayana. Roro Jonggrang is a famous legend from Central Java. The story was about a beautiful princess who was cursed into a statue of a Hindu Goddess, Durga. Note: The tour needs flexibility. If the performance is not open, you will change it to another performance or activity. Entry ticket is excluded.

Don’t waste time waiting in line when you visit the ColorPool Museum in Seoul—one of the city’s most Instagrammable spots. Book your ticket in advance and you can head straight inside the art project, which features nine differently-themed rooms that provide the ideal backdrop for social media photos.

Purchase your tickets in advance to the Jim Thompson House, which guarantees your entrance even on the busiest days. This pass also includes pickup from your hotel and transfer to the museum, which saves time and money haggling with taxis. Once there, your ticket gives you entry to all of the galleries and exhibits, which you can explore at your own pace.

Treat the kids to the perfect day out on this private family Beijing tour, with guiding and transfers direct from your hotel. See the giant pandas in the morning, while they’re most active, then discover the underwater world at Beijing Aquarium. After lunch (own expense) at a space with a range of restaurants to suit every palate, skate the Le Cool indoor ice rink at China World Shopping Mall.

The Phuket Trick Eye 3D Museum is a one-of-a-kind museum in Thailand that features breathtaking 3D art that comes alive with the help of optical illusions. You will have the opportunity to take part in the art and create your own perspective with the interactive exhibits. The museum has over 100 mind-bending art pieces spread over various galleries, each with a unique theme. The museum's main goal is to create an immersive art experience for its visitors where they can feel as if they are a part of the artwork.

Save time with this handy skip-the-line ticket to a Kathakali performance and head straight to your seats after arriving at the theater. Learn more about Keralite culture and arts during a three-hour Kathakali performance. The theatrical genre dates back to the 16th century, and as well as watching the show you'll see the actors getting made up and prepared beforehand.

Observe a diverse range of wildlife without even leaving the city on a private 4-hour tour of Beijing Zoo and Beijing Aquarium (Beijing Haiyangguan). WIth a personal guide, you’ll learn far more about the species and their behaviors than you would alone. See animals such as giant pandas at Beijing Zoo and marvel at sharks, sea turtles, and jellyfish at Beijing Aquarium (Beijing Haiyangguan), the largest inland aquarium in China. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

Discover some of Thailand’s most ancient relics at the ancient city of Muang Boran, where you’ll have a great collection of ancient ruins and monuments all in one location. This ticket will allow you to enter the area without having to pay for locally on the spot. Just arrive at the ancient city, then start exploring at your own pace.

Complete your adventures in Phuket with some trickery. A ticket to Phuket Trickeye Museum lets you step into oversized 3D interactive paintings and become parting of a number of optical illusions. Featuring a gallery with over a hundred painted and sculpted creations, the museum uses the trompe-l’oeil ("deceive the eye") technique taking its visitors to dangerous, funny and exciting unreal situations. Take pictures as you cross a shaky bridge over a waterfall, escape the sharp teeth of a shark, slide down a snowy slope and more! Located on the corner of Montri and Phang Nga roads, this large two-storey building houses loads of fun for the whole family and some truly unique photo setups. - Visit Phuket’s famous Trickeye Museum and explore its unique 3D artworks - Don’t waste any holiday time stuck in a queue – make sure you have your tickets in advance for this popular museum - Take extremely amusing photos and videos with your friends and family

Return from Malacca with some truly fantastic photographs after time spent at the Upside Down House, a traditional Malay house that has, quite literally, been turned on its head. Ideal for families, the house provides hilarious photo opportunities while also providing insight into traditional Malay culture. Plus, booking in advance means you'll guarantee an admission ticket to the popular attraction.

Strike a pose while taking in the exhibitions at the Chiang Mai Art in Paradise museum. The museum welcomes visitors to interact with the displays, which feature more than one hundred 3D-style paintings grouped under six themes: the underwater world, wildlife, East Asian architecture, Ancient Egypt, classical European art, and Surrealism. Visitors are welcome to take photos with the artworks to personalize your museum visit.

Ramayana Ballet performance at Purawisata is divided into several acts. The entire Ramayana story is presented through body movements or dancing, without any dialogues. The melodious strains of Java Gending softly sounded to the beautiful dancers gracefully dancing. Occasionally heard, the Sinden is humming songs in Javanese. When the scene changed into Rahwana or Hanoman and the monkey army appearances, the sound is turned into the more lively Gending. The stage becomes more crowded when the war begins and the show becomes more compelling at Anoman Obong’s scene. Having enjoyed the show, you can take pictures with all the players on the stag

Complete your adventures in Phuket with some trickery. A ticket to Phuket Trickeye Museum lets you step into oversized 3D interactive paintings and become parting of a number of optical illusions. Featuring a gallery with over a hundred painted and sculpted creations, the museum uses the trompe-l’oeil ("deceive the eye") technique taking its visitors to dangerous, funny and exciting unreal situations. Take pictures as you cross a shaky bridge over a waterfall, escape the sharp teeth of a shark, slide down a snowy slope and more! Located on the corner of Montri and Phang Nga roads, this large two-storey building houses loads of fun for the whole family and some truly unique photo setups. - Visit Phuket’s famous Trickeye Museum and explore its unique 3D artworks - Don’t waste any holiday time stuck in a queue – make sure you have your tickets in advance for this popular museum - Take extremely amusing photos and videos with your friends and family