5 airports you absolutely must visit at least once in your lifetime.

Changi International Airport, Singapore

Changi International Airport is one of the key airports in Southeast Asia and a vital gateway to Asia as a whole, renowned as one of the top three 5-star airports in the world, according to Skytrax.

Located in Singapore, this airport is equipped like a luxury shopping mall. In the main terminal, travelers can easily find high-end shops and many renowned restaurants representing diverse cuisines from around the world. A special feature is the 40-meter-high Rain Vortex waterfall dome in the tropical garden, which boasts a variety of plants and trees.

In addition, travelers have the opportunity to watch free movies at cinemas open 24/7 or enjoy entertainment with devices such as the Xbox 360 or Kinect. With a reputation for being on the list of the world's top airports for 12 consecutive years, Changi International Airport is truly a destination not to be missed.

Beijing Daxing International Airport, China

Beijing Daxing International Airport ranks among the world's largest airports, covering an area of ​​nearly 47 square kilometers. Officially inaugurated in 2019, it is currently the largest airport in China.

The airport terminal's design is inspired by the image of a phoenix spreading its wings. Its architecture has also been compared to the shape of a starfish, earning it the nickname "Starfish." The terminal's dome is made from over 8,000 different pieces of glass, maximizing natural light during the day and creating a more spacious feel. Inside, the interior design blends traditional and modern cultural elements, creating a unique and impressive space.

Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport, India

Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport has demonstrated skillful integration of Indian cultural elements into its architecture. The airport's diamond-shaped dome is designed based on the shape of a peacock's tail feather, a symbol representing India. Alongside this, the tall, sturdy pillars, colorful seating areas, and sparkling lights create a connection to the vibrant atmosphere of Indian open-air markets.

In 2019, Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport was honored with the "Best Airport by Size and Territory" award from the International Airport Council (ACI), demonstrating its excellence and outstanding quality.

Incheon International Airport, South Korea

Incheon International Airport is the largest airport in South Korea. It is also one of the busiest airports globally. With its reputation, Incheon Airport has received numerous notable awards, including Best Transit Airport in the World (2020) and Airport with the Most Modern Terminal (2020).

Incheon Airport is renowned for offering numerous amenities for passengers, including massage chairs, free sleeping quarters and bathrooms, especially for those unfortunate enough to experience flight delays. Additionally, travelers can enjoy activities such as golf, shopping, and explore many other facilities within the airport's main hall.

Oslo Airport, Norway

Oslo Airport is a prime example of sustainable design, prioritizing environmental protection while maintaining an elegant and minimalist aesthetic. Particularly noteworthy is its location in Northern Europe, with its year-round cold climate. The airport is constructed primarily of steel and glass to withstand the harsh weather conditions. In the summer, it even utilizes leftover snow from winter for cooling, saving energy and reducing the need for air conditioning.

In addition, the area around the airport is designed with abundant greenery, creating a friendly and cool space for travelers. Thanks to these efforts, Oslo Airport has been ranked as one of the most beautiful and environmentally friendly airports in the world.

Ha Mai Trinh