Northeast Asia, also known as East Asia, is a region with a rich history, a fascinating culture and a great diversity of landscapes. With a population of more than 1.6 billion people, it is the second most populous region on the planet.

A large number of climates and environments are represented in its vast territory. The climates and environments vary from the arid steppes of Mongolia and the vast deserts of northwest China to the lush rice paddies of south-central China to the beaches of the subtropical islands of Okinawa in Japan.

Its enormous cultural diversity is reflected in the countries that make it up, with China being the main territory in terms of extension, population and influence. It is remarkable the common past and mutual influence that encompasses them, present in architectural styles, traditional music or gastronomy, although developed in each one with its own unmistakable identity.

From China's magnificent historical heritage to Mongolia's Gobi desert, the region is remarkable for its diversity. The futuristic metropolises of Shanghai, Seoul or Tokyo dazzle with their modernity alongside historical monuments. The serenity of Jeju Island contrasts with bustling Hong Kong, a meeting point between East and West.

The neighboring Macao fascinates with its mix of Portuguese architecture, or Taiwan, with its mountains and modern Taipei, is presented as one more of the infinite examples and peculiarities of the perfect fusion of the modern with the traditional so characteristic of the countries of the region.

To discover its immense diversity is to embark on a journey through a beautiful amalgam of cultures, breathtaking landscapes and architectures; a rich mosaic of destinations, where each place intertwines with the next in a constant flow of wonder and exploration.