Boundless Beauty: 9 Most exotic beaches in Southeast Asia

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Lim Han Friday, April 14, 2017 updated the Thursday, April 13, 2017

Feast your eyes on these beaches tucked away right here in Southeast Asia.

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    Railay Beach

    Colossal limestone cliffs tower over the white beach landscape as the gleaming Andaman Sea rushes to embrace the sand. The intense sapphire hues will assault your eyes and render you stationary for enduring moments, in awe of the phenomenal view. Embark on an enthralling adventure of rock climbing, kayaking and diving, amongst other activities, while basking in the astounding beauty of Railay Beach.194/5 Moo 5, Tambol Saithai, Krabi Town 81000, ThailandPhoto: Getty Images

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    Juara Beach

    A paradise of inviting sand and mesmerising seas, Juara Beach is the perfect spot for a relaxing vacation. Get lost in the lush jungle while seeking companionship in the plethora of intriguing wildlife. Immerse yourself in the amazing world of turtles at the Juara Turtle Project or go on a climbing expedition at the legendary Gunuk Nenek Semukut. We promise you'll have a whale of a time at this scenic haven.Juara, Pulau Tioman, MalaysiaPhoto: @edwardtohwk

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    Tanjung Aan Beach

    With fine sand and water as clear as crystal, Tanjung Aan Beach proves to be one of the most gorgeous beaches in Lombok, Bali. With the numerous hills wreathing the beach, you can easily get a bird's eye view of the hypnotising landscape by standing at any one of their summits. If you're on the hunt for an idyllic quiet getaway, you're in for an absolute treat as this beach is barely swamped by any tourists. However, now that you're aware, that may change in time to come.Lombok 83000, IndonesiaPhoto: @virginernika

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    Cua Dai Beach

    With an awe-inspiring landscape of pale creamy sand blanketed by dense jungles, Dai Beach is indubitably one of the most gorgeous beaches in Vietnam. The unbelievably bewitching view will mercilessly rob you of your breath, leaving you too stunned to snap a picture. Plus, it's not like a mere picture could ever do this magnificent place justice. While your time away exploring the Phu Quoc National Park and end the day on a high note at the happening Dinh Cau Night Market.Cam An Ward, Quang Nam, Hoi An, VietnamPhoto: @blogme_navercom

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    Lambug Beach

    We wanted to keep this little haven a secret but we just couldn't resist letting you in on it. Buttery sands against a backdrop of dense greenery await you at Lambug Beach, every diver's paradise. Its coral reefs and bustling marine life create the most captivating underwater world, promising one of the diving experiences of your life yet. Don't miss out on the enrapturing sunset view which will remain etched in your mind forever.Badian, PhilippinesPhoto: @jherica29

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    Macleod Island

    Enthroned within the Mergui archipelago, Macleod island is brimming with raw, untarnished beauty. Housing pristine beaches that will draw you in, Macleod also offers a garden of thrilling activities that you simply can't refuse. Immerse yourself in the Mergui culture by exploring the Sea Gypsy villages and trading points, witnessing the enchanting way of life of the Gypsies. Heighten your sense by shadowing a professional guide who will take you on a kayaking journey through mystical caves and mangrove forests.Mergui, MyanmarPhoto: @a.salty.story

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    Nembrala Beach

    Surfers, this beach is right up your alley. Nestled in the small and unassuming Rote Island, Nembrala Beach offers surreal blue waters and silky sandbanks that will blow you away. The cooling breeze and tidal waves are bound to make all surfers go "Akaw!" time and again. Even if you're no surfer, you can still have a wondrous time fishing in the ocean, snorkeling with schools of fishes and indulging in volleyball. Nusa Tenggara Timur, Rote Island, IndonesiaPhoto: @maximedeulceux 

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    Nacpan Beach

    Getting here by tricycle isn't the smoothest route, but we promise the majestic creation awaiting you is worth every bump. Soak in the picturesque view of this secluded beach, which looks like it came straight out of a National Geographic magazine. Dip your feet into the cool waters or bask in the golden sun whilst laying on the warm bed of sand. Be sure to satisfy your stomach as well, which will be celebrating as you tuck into a feast at any of the restaurants and bars available.El Nido, Palawan Island 1131, Philippines

    Photo: @melissa.larissa

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    Lazy Beach

    Despite the numerous beaches located on Koh Rong Saloem, Lazy Beach is a sure stand-out. Take one glance at the untouched white sand fringed with palm trees and kissed by overwhelmingly turquoise waters and you'll know just why. This quiet charming beach offers the perfect getaway from the hectic schedules of daily life. If you're in serious need of a peaceful sunbathing session or a wild time of splashing, Lazy Beach is the one for you.Krong Preah Sihanouk, CambodiaPhoto: @lazybeachcambodia

    • What did mankind ever do to be graced with the wondrous creation of gorgeous beaches? There's something so majestic about the view of shimmering sapphire waters engulfing white sand in a warm embrace. Soaking in the scenery while reflecting on the kaleidoscopic aspects of life – what could be more cathartic than that? It's no wonder these places are hailed as one of the most popular tourist hotspots and are often being inundated with travellers from all around the world. Whether you want to bask in the golden sun, surround yourself with marine life, or have a splashing time swimming through clear waters, these beaches have got you covered.

    Since no photo would ever be able to fully encapsulate and convey the raw untouched beauty of these places, why not witness it first-hand for yourself? Scramble up to our gallery where we've stashed away 9 of the most exotic beaches in Southeast Asia. You're bound to be booking your flight in an instant.

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