Asia
“To understand the world, you must first understand Asia.”
— Lee Kuan Yew
Find a place in Asia
Forget lions and watering holes. India’s first high-altitude wildlife safari is heading into the Himalayas, where the headline act is considerably harder to find.
Some people book a ski holiday to chase powder. Others book a music festival to see their favourite DJs. Snow Machine lets you do both, then throws in mountainside après parties for something a lil’ extra.
Kirk Owers hops on a cruise boat to explore the Mekong River, the lifeblood of Cambodia and Southern Vietnam, and absorbs a history lesson by osmosis as he drifts along the mighty waterway.
With dodgy infrastructure and a rickety reputation, Bangladesh is not an obvious choice for your next getaway. But beauty is often in the eye of the beholder, as Kelly Irving discovers.
Japan and South Korea have spent years topping travellers' wish lists, but another destination is quietly making its case as Asia's next must-visit.
If you’ve ever dreamed of escaping the chaos of everyday life to a remote tropical island where Wi-Fi signals can’t reach you and your biggest decision is whether to swim or snorkel, Dryft Camp on Darocotan Island should be your next stop.
Every now and then, a hotel gets a complete personality transplant.
A rare guest in North Korea, James Scullin found himself touring the country’s first-ever ski resort – off-piste but far from off the propaganda trail.