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The Western Salt Water Service Reservoirs, nestled within a hillside cavern, is the first of its kind in Hong Kong. Situated near the University of Hong Kong’s Centennial Campus and the historic Grade III Elliot Pumping Station and Filters with Staff Quarter, this operating reservoir has also served as a backdrop for popular films like Cold War. For the first time, this Instagrammable site opens its doors for a public art experience. Each participant will receive a specially designed rainstick to explore the cavern’s unique environment. Immerse yourself in a sensory adventure, where vivid projections, silhouetted figures, the sound of flowing rain and rhythmic drumbeats combine to create a one-of-a-kind experience. After the Rain is a multimedia sound installation collaboratively created by local arts collectives Toolbox Percussion and Dimension Plus, along with Singaporean composer Lee Jiayi.

When travelling to Cambodia, Angkor Wat in Siem Reap is of course a must-see attraction, and the romance of the ancient city is unrivalled with the amazing carvings of the Khmer period, especially the reflections of the lake in the Little Angkor area, and the sunsets.

Voted by National Geographic as the most beautiful place in China, Guizhou is the best place to visit to experience the secluded life. With traditional villages, waterfalls comparable to those in Iceland, and a world of unique karst landscapes, Guizhou's mountains are full of magical stories. There are so many beautiful sights to see that you can take stunning photos of them.

Yuehui Park, located in Dongguan City, Guangdong Province, in the lower reaches of the South East River tributaries of the water network,  is a must-see attraction in Dongguan because it features every characteristic of Lingnan gardens.

Angel Falls is towered at a staggering height of 1,000 metres within Canaima National Park,

Zhouzhuang, being the most famous of its kind, outshines all the other water towns in China.