Glamorous and chic, these cities throughout Asia boast cosmopolitan nightlife and incredible cultural experiences sure to keep you entertained into the wee hours of the morning.
HONG KONG
This is a city that barely sleeps. For live music and local beers, try Peel Fresco, a charming music venue that hosts local jazz and blues acts. For late-night noodles, try the stalls on Yiu Tung Street. Or, after 10 p.m., visit Yau Mei Tei, a fruit market that sells exotic offerings, including flavorful durians, until dawn.
TOKYO
The city comes alive when the sun sets, with sky-high restaurants, bars and nightclubs lighting up the night. No trip to Tokyo is complete without a visit to a sake pub. With its warm lighting and high-back wooden chairs, Sasahana is a most comfortable setting to enjoy traditional sake — probably why it’s been open for over 30 years. Don’t miss the Daiginjo, the highest premium sake of Japan.
SINGAPORE
Singapore is a city where change-makers meet and indulge in their passions. Dine at Clarke Quay, a Singapore nightlife hot spot located upstream from the mouth of the Singapore River and Boat Quay. Formerly a busy commercial area in the late 19th century, today the updated warehouse is alive with restaurants, wine bars, entertainment spots and retail shops.
XI'AN
Once the seat of 13 Chinese dynasties and the starting point of the Silk Road, Xi’an today offers a modern city filled with ancient sites and cultural traditions. For evening entertainment, the city’s Ming-era walls host an evening performance of A Song of Everlasting Sorrow. The show tells the love story of the Tang Dynasty emperor Xuan Zong and Yang Yuhuan, his beloved concubine.
XI'AN
Once the seat of 13 Chinese dynasties and the starting point of the Silk Road, Xi’an today offers a modern city filled with ancient sites and cultural traditions. For evening entertainment, the city’s Ming-era walls host an evening performance of A Song of Everlasting Sorrow. The show tells the love story of the Tang Dynasty emperor Xuan Zong and Yang Yuhuan, his beloved concubine.
KYOTO
Originally developed during the middle ages, the district of Gion is within walking distance from the hotel and offers a wide range of establishments where you can enjoy a Japanese dinner in a traditional Japanese setting. At night, the streets of Gion are lined with lanterns, geishas shuffle along the streets on the way to shows, and karaoke bars are filled with energetic singers.
