duh it has to be japan -.-
why on earth u wud go anywhere else befuddles me.
otherwise, i think i fancy taiwan, but 2-3 weeks might be a little long
but u can fly between shanghai/taiwan so that wud be good.
i wudnt go to korea.
LtFire wrote: That depends what you would like to see. I have never been to any of those places myself but I will go to Beijing next year.
Beijing has a lot to offer in both traditional sights such as The Great Wall, Tiananmen Square, The Forbidden City or The Summer Palace or modern sights such as the Wangfujing street and the CCTV tower (amazing tall building!) And if you travel to Beijing it is very cheep to travel inside the country, so if you want you can easily visit other more remote places as well. and maybe take a trip to the GuiLin mountains, one of the seven natural wonders of the world.
I will go there when I go to China next year.
Taiwan is a slightly more expensive country to visit and Taipei has about the same things as Beijing to see and do and it is more difficult to travel around in Taiwan so I'd recommend Beijing over Taipei if you are thinking about those two.
If you are thinking about Japan I'd go to Tokyo... dunno why but I just love Tokyo's shopping districts (Shibuya, Shinjuku and Harajuku) and the well hidden old buildings in the middle of everything new and modern.
But I also like Japanese history a lot and there is more of that in Kyoto then in Tokyo, so if that is what you want I'd recommend Kyoto. But as i wrote earlier, It depends on what you want to see.
dont completely agree.
the cost between tw and beijin is probably similar or even mor expensive in beijing, and they have very different cultures.
