Old towns of Southeast Asia

Old towns of Southeast Asia outlines a list of notable old towns in Southeast Asia.

List

Indonesia

• 1 West Jakarta — Contains the old colonial town of Batavia and the Chinatown
• Semarang
• Solo
• Yogyakarta

Laos

• Luang Prabang
• 2 Vientiane

Malaysia

• 3 George Town — Contains historic buildings from the 19th and early 20th centuries
• Ipoh
• Kuching
• 4 Malacca (Melaka) — The small Heritage Area has truly old buildings, dating back as far as the 16th century

Myanmar

• 5 Yangon

Philippines

• Baclayon
• Iloilo City
• Laoag
• Loboc
• Manila/Intramuros - Capital of the Philippines during the Spanish colonial era, with a collection of Spanish-era buildings and fortifications. Houses the San Agustin Church, inscribed in the UNESCO World Heritage List
• Santa Maria - Its old church is listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
• Sariaya - 19th and 20th-century architecture, most notably Art Deco buildings
• Taal - Rural town with a well-preserved Spanish-era town center.
• Tayabas
• Vigan - UNESCO World Heritage Site

Vietnam

• 6 Hanoi, Hue, Hoi An

See also

• Old towns of East Asia
• Old towns of South Asia
• Old towns of Oceania