Asia Articles
8 Old Colonial Hotels You Can Still Stay InWould you like to pretend you are Michael Palin, or perhaps someone else who gets to stay in historic colonial hotels in the East? Here’s a cheaper way, as Inga Kastrone takes us on a tour if 8 of the finest of these landmark properties.
15 of the Best Expat BlogsOf the many varieties of travel blogs, expat blogs are a particular favorite of staff writer (and expat wannabe) Jessica Spiegel. These are 15 of her favorites.
5 Great Itineraries in Asia for 5 Different Theme TripsThinking about traveling around Asia but not sure what to do? Robert Fitzsimmons has five suggestions for theme trips that might be a good place to start.
7 Unique Modes of Transport In AsiaIf you’ve spent time traveling around Asia you know that transportation there often has its own local flair. Kelvin Lim points out 7 modes you won’t likely find elsewhere.
Just an Onsen – Matsuyama, JapanAs storied as Dogo Onsen’s history is, it’s still an onsen.
Climbing Mount Kinabalu, BorneoIt may not be the highest peak on earth, but the 2 day climb up Mount Kinabalu will get even the fittest person heart pumping.
Cameron Highlands, MalaysiaTea and Scones are not the first thing you think of when visiting Malaysia. But travel to the Cameron Highlands and that is exactly what you will get.
Sapa, Vietnam – Getting Out of HanoiVietnam, an emerging country where everyone is eager to join the modern world. But head deep into the hills of Sapa and you will find a community still holding on to their traditions.
Thaipusam at the Batu Caves – MalaysiaJanuary is an exciting time to visit Malaysia. Not only is it Chinese New Year, but you will be able to witness the astonishing Hindu Festival of Thaipusam. People pierce themselves with hooks and spikes to worship Lord Muruga.
Traditional Bali – A photo tourTravelling to Bali can be quite hectic. Night Clubs, touts, vendors and young surfers will keep you busy. But visit the quiet town of Ubud and you will discover a tradtional side of Bali.
