Traveling with kids can be challenging, especially on long-distance trips. It will likely become even more challenging if you decide to bring them to places and attractions that don’t fit their interest. To prevent that from happening, it is best if you include fun attractions for kids, such as theme parks, in the itinerary.

Nowadays, theme parks have become the main attractions in several cities, including some Asian cities. To help you determine which theme park to visit with your kids on the next holiday, here are our recommendations for you!

It’s impossible not to include Disney on the list of theme parks to visit. The American media and entertainment company has opened its signature theme parks in a number of countries in Asia, including in Japan. In 2001, Disney opened a water-themed park called Disneysea.

The theme park, located in Tokyo, offers a wide variety of rides and shows complete with Disney’s characters. Meanwhile, many of the rides available are themed after stories and movies they owned, such as 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, Nemo & Friends Sea Riders, and Mermaid Lagoon Theater.

Opened in 2001, Universal Studios Japan is a theme park from one of the major film studios in Hollywood. It resides in the city of Osaka and has plenty of shows and rides that will surely entertain the little ones.

Fans of Harry Potter movies and books will enjoy their time exploring The Wizarding World of Harry Potter. Here, you can take pictures in front of the Hogwarts Express, visit Ollivanders' wand shop, and aboard the Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey and Flight of the Hippogriff rides.

Other movie-themed rides, such as Despicable Me Minion Mayhem and The Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man The Ride, are also available at Universal Studios Japan. With two world-class theme parks, Japan is definitely an attractive destination for you and your kids.

Located in Yongin City, Gyeonggi-Do Province, Everland is the largest playground in South Korea. The park is divided into five zones, each with its own unique and exciting rides and shows.

You can play with snow and run with dinosaurs in the European Adventure zone. You can also ride on boats and see animals in Zootopia, play VR games at American Adventure, enjoy the playgrounds at Magic Land, and play a wide variety of carnival games at the Global Fair.

Decades ago, having snow in the tropical climate of Southeast Asia seemed unthinkable. But now, you can find a complex made of ice in Thailand called the Frost Magical Ice of Siam. Occupying an area of ​​30,000 square meters, the park is filled with a variety of sculptures and ice exhibits that showcase the rich culture of Thailand and the world.

One thing you need to remember is that this area has a temperature of below 10 degrees Celsius. So, make sure you prepare enough warm clothes, especially for your kids.