Cebu is one of the most developed provinces in the Philippines, with Cebu City as the main center of commerce, trade, education, and industry in the central, and southern islands of the Visayas. It has five-star hotels, casinos, white sand beaches, world-class golf courses, convention centers, and shopping malls... so go ahead and explore! Here are just some of the few places that you can visit as you go around Cebu: Basilica Minore de Santo Nino- where the icon of the infant Jesus is housed, Fort San Pedro - where the Spaniards first settled upon reaching the islands, the Jumalon Museum founded by Professor Julian Jumalon, Casa Gorordo Museum, Mactan Shrine, Magellan's Cross, Cebu CAthedral, the University of San Carlos, and don't forget to bask in the sun, snorkel or dive and make a splash at the infamous beaches around Mactan Island.

The home of the famous Petronas Tower and former British colony Malaysia is a member of 8 developing countries and a founding member of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations. There are lot of interesting sights to see in Malaysia and one is going around its capital, Kuala Lumpur. Don't forget to visit the Batu Cave, one of the most popular Hindu shrines outside India, dedicated to Lord Murugan. For nature lovers, one can enjoy its biodiverse range of flora and fauna at the Kinabalu National Park or maybe even climb the majestic Mount Kinabalu. Beach bums and surfers also have a place in Malaysia, right at the Cherating Beach or the Surfer's Haven. Foodies and shopaholics can go to Suriya Mall for luxury shopping, or if you're more of an antique junkie or someone who just loves to haggle, try the Jonker Walk in Melaka or the Jalan Satok Sunday Market in Sarawak.