Colonial places, with their timeless charm, make the best honeymoon destinations. Fortunately, there are more Colonial places in the world than you can think of. Are you planning for a honeymoon? Include these 4 Colonial places in your honeymoon bucket list:
1. Darjeeling – India
Darjeeling, with its rare English charm of the bygone British raj era, tops the list. A small and quaint town nestled in the lap of the Himalayas, Darjeeling is one of India’s picture-perfect town.
Although the town is highly popular for its aromatic tea, it attracts tourists from the world over with its London-like weather. Honeymooners can spend an enjoyable visit to the town. Some of the town’s prominent attractions include Chowrasta, Tiger Hill, Shrubbery Nightingale Park, Peace Pagoda, Darjeeling Zoo, and Observatory Hill.
When booking a honeymoon hotel in Darjeeling, make sure to book your stay at the Windamere Hotel – the finest and most authentic Colonial hotel in Darjeeling.
2. Kuching, Sarawak - East Malaysia
Capital of the Malaysian state of Sarawak, Kuching is one of the less-visited Colonial honeymoon destinations. Therefore, if you want to spend your honeymoon in peace and tranquillity, Kuching is where you need to head to.
Some of the most popular Colonial buildings in the city include The Astana, The Bishop’s House, Fort Margherita, Kuching Courthouse, Pavillion Building, Sarawak State Museum, Round Tower, Chinese History Museum, Kuching General Post Office Building, etc.
When in Kuching, make sure to visit the city’s prominent tourist attractions, including Kuching Cat Museum, Bako National Park, Mount Santubong, Matang Wildlife Centre, Upside Down House Kuching, etc.
3. Yangon – Myanmar
History buffs’ favourite, Yangon in Myanmar is a city unlike others. The charming city is home to a number of Colonial architectures that have stayed true to their historical heritage and therefore exude Colonial charm.
Some of the prominent Colonial architectures in the city include Minister’s Office, High Court Building, and Yangon City Hall. When in the city, visit attractions including Kandawgyi Lake, Sule Pagoda, Shwedagon Pagoda, Bogyoke Market, Tooth Relic Pagoda, Sule Pagoda, etc.
4. Penang – Malaysia
Penang was built as a small city full of administrative buildings during the 1800s and early 1900s. Luckily, a number of Colonial buildings still stand today, and that too in pristine condition.
Attractions including Penang Hill, Khoo Kongsi, Clan Jetties Of Penang, Snake Temple, Escape, and Fort Cornwallis are some of the must-visit places in the city.
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