Welcome to today's weekly Travelfeed Asia roundup brought to you by @guchtere and @for91days.
Ready to read and experience Asia vicariously, through today's three featured articles? First, we're taking you to the Mazu Pilgrimage Festival in Taiwan, a colorful event, but straining for the participants. Next up, we're sharing the beautiful architecture of the Beomeosa Temple in Korea. That's a lot of action, but for the last post you'll be able to kick back and relax, at the Kinosaki Onsen Town in Japan. Actually, it might not be all that relaxing, because this place is huge, with seven different Onsens to visit!
Three BEST posts for Asia
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Visiting Mazu goddess in Taiwan 拜會媽祖
written by @livinguktaiwan
Can you feel the vibrance and energy from this photo? These guys have been doing this for 9 days already so its amazing that they still have the stamina to put on such a great show for Mazu when they come to say hello.
K-trip in Beomeosa Temple - Korea
written by @haydae
The early morning fog and dim light gave Beomeosa an even more compelling charm, gently highlighting the delicate shades of green, red and blue on the buildings. Said colours were not as bright as the ones adorning temples and palaces in Seoul but there was something genuine about them.
Kinosaki Onsen 城崎温泉 - The Town with 7 Baths in Hyogo, Japan
written by @jrvacation
On this day, we did not have much time and only managed to visit just 3 of the 7 public baths. Some of the baths are housed in traditional Japanese house like the below. Amazing architecture from the outside but we were more amazed to see the inside bath area where many hot springs were built around the surrounding nature.
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