The Floral Cafe and Bistro
Hearty Homemade Feast
Samui

For a meal overflowing with homely feel and flavours, check out The Floral Cafe and Bistro. The venue offers a menu brimming with choices spanning Thai classics, read more 

Sommai Fishing Tours in Phuket
Deepsea Adventures
Phuket

Embark on a high-seas adventure with Sommai Fishing Tours in Phuket. Read more

Recurve Archery Club
Art of Archery
Bangkok

Seeking the serenity of Zen and the challenge of martial arts? Recurve Archery Club is your ideal destination. Read more

Unlock the Red Room
Unlock the Red Room
Hong Kong

Discover Red Room, a playful speakeasy created by LUBUDS Group at K11Musea in Tsim Sha Tsui. Read more

Kravanh Phnom Penh
Classic Khmer Gastronomy
Phnom Penh

Kravanh serves up a lip-smacking take on classic Cambodian cuisine in elegant French brasserie-style surroundings. Read more

Wet ‘N’ Wild
Wet ‘N’ Wild
Luang Prabang

The Lao traditional New Year festival arrives in mid-April as a welcome respite from the summer heat. Read more

Kick Back with a View
Kick Back with a View
Maldives

Jaw-dropping vistas of Malé’s harbour make the Sea Hosue the perfect place to soak in the tropical island vibes. Read more

Culinary Paradise
Culinary Paradise
Samui

While famous as a tourism treasure, Koh Samui is also an internationally renowned gastronomic gem. Read more

Koh Raham Beach Club Phangan
Beachside Serenity
Phangan

Step into the enchanting realm of Koh Raham Beach Club Phangan, a unique refuge overlooking the crystal-clear waters of Koh Phangan. Read more

Culinary Paradise
Say Cheeeeese!
Phuket

Selfie-holics looking for something different to feed their addiction might want to chck out The Selfie Experience. Read more

Koh Raham Beach Club Phangan
Healthy Buzz
Krabi

Buzz Organic Food and Drink has been serving up healthy treats to hungry Krabi locals and travellers for the past six years. Read more

The EMSPHERE
Encapsulating the Future
Bangkok
 

Sukhumvit’s Emporium and EmQuartier have unveiled a distinctive sibling in the vibrant heart of Bangkok – The EMSPHERE. Read more

Culinary Paradise
Forbidden Fruit
Hong Kong
 

Hong Kong’s first Prohibition-style speakeasy, 001, served its last cocktail at Graham Street market last year. Read more

Koh Raham Beach Club Phangan
Sichuan-Spiked Omakase
Singapore
 

Foodies in love with tongue-numbing Sichuan cuisine may want to make a beeline for KUN on Amoy Street. Read more

The EMSPHERE
Electric Adventure
Luang Prabang

E-Bike Tours offers those with a thirst for adventure a chance to discover the wild surroundings of Luang Prabang. Read more

Jim Thompson’s Isaan Twist
Shucking Seaside Treasures
Samui

If you’re obsessed with crustaceans, head to the Oyster Bar x Samui for an audience with the queen of shellfish. Read more

Three Master Chefs at Explorar
Zapp your Tastebuds
Phuke

Hoy Zapp serves up all the usual Thai favourites but is famous in Phuket and beyond for its Som Tam. This low-key popular eatery devotes a whole page of its menu to different versions of this fiery dish. Read more

Jim Thompson’s Isaan Twist
Go with the Slow
Bangkok

Feeling stressed by the rush of urban life? Slowcombo, a community space tucked in Soi Chulalongkorn 50, could be the perfect antidote. Read more

Three Master Chefs at Explorar
Unique New Year Party
Hong Kong

Hosting one of the liveliest and most anticipated New Year’s Eve countdowns on the planet, Hong Kong is the perfect place to welcome in 2024. Read more 

Jim Thompson’s Isaan Twist
Back with a Splash 
Phnom Penh

After turning off the taps for the ASEAN Summit last year, Cambodia’s Bon Om Touk water festival splashes back in November. Read more

Three Master Chefs at Explorar
The Khmu-Style New Year
Luang Prabang

The Khmu, one of the largest ethnic minorities in Laos, come together every December to celebrate their traditional New Year, known as Boun Pod Pi or Boun Kreu. Read more

Jim Thompson’s Isaan Twist
Jim Thompson’s Isaan Twist
Bangkok

Convinced that the famous food culture of Thailand’s Northeast has untapped potential, Larbsiab experiments by seasoning different barbecued meats with Larb mix.

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Three Master Chefs at Explorar
Three Master Chefs at Explorar
Samui

 Feast on an orchestra of flavours at the Gastronomic Series 6-hand Dinner courtesy of Explorar Hotels & Resorts.

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Paddling Phuket
Paddling Phuket
Phuket

 Paddle Asia is far from the only option for kayaking in Phuket, but they stand out by offering paths less travelled, read more

Graze the Globe in Hong Kong
Graze the Globe in Hong Kong 
Hong Kong

The Hong Kong Wine & Dine Festival returns after a hiatus in October, much to the delight of foodies here and around the globe.

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Enter the Upside Down
Enter the Upside Down
Singapore

Netflix series “Stranger Things” has been captivating TV viewers since 2016, but Singaporeans are now getting a real-life introduction to its spooky world.

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Ride ‘N’ Slide
Ride ‘N’ Slide
Siem Reap

The one and only wakeboard park in Cambodia, ICF Wakepark brings the thrills, chills and spills of the ocean to Siem Reap. Splashed across 90,000 sqm of the downtown area, read more

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Aqua Mekong
Set Sail on the Mekong
Phnom Penh

It’s full speed ahead for Aqua Mekong as one of Asia’s finest river cruise ships embarks again for luxury trips from Phnom Penh to Vietnam and back.

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Icon Klub Luang Prabang
Cocktail Icons
Luang Prabang

Icon Klub’s reputation as one of the best bars in Luang Prabang is built on top-notch cocktail creations served here since 2009.

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Delicacies at Dawn
Bangkok

Diners grazing on Nusaras’ award-winning dishes also get to feast their eyes on a stunning sight: the Temple of Dawn. Read more

Italian-Thai Rocks
Samui

Italian or Thai? If you can’t decide, don’t worry: Just head to Dr Frog Bar & Grill where you get the best of both worlds. Read more

samui seafood legend
Chill-Out Beach
Phuket

People often stay in Patong for its famous party lifestyle. But even the biggest party monsters need time out occasionally, and the ideal spot for some quiet R&R is conveniently nearby at Tri Trang Beach. Read more

Celebrating a Legend
Hong Kong

Leslie Cheung, an icon of Hong Kong’s film and music industry, is remembered in the “Miss You Much Leslie” exhibition. Read more Read more

Gaggan’s Fiery Fusion
Singapore

Celebrity chef Gaggan Anand has brought his cutting-edge cuisine to Singapore with new restaurant Ms. Maria & Mr. Singh. Read more

Asia’s Coolest Neighbourhood?
Siem Reap

Voted the coolest neighbourhood in Asia by Time Out magazine, Wat Bo Village should be high on the itinerary of any visitor to Siem Reap. Located a short stroll across the river from the Bar Street nightlife hub,  Read more

Food from the Heart
Luang Prabang

Named after a local snack made from river weed, Khaiphaen is among the most well- known restaurants in Luang Prabang. The fame comes not just from the excellent quality of its Lao cuisine, Read more

Love Vibe
Bangkok

The Art Gallery is hosting JonOne’s “Thai Love” exhibition. A contemporary of Jean Michel Basquiat and Andy Warhol, read more

Lucky Sweets 
Bangkok

Bangkok’s Chinatown never runs out of a fresh takes on scrumptious flavours. Lucky Ngou, a new kid on the block,  read more

samui seafood legend
Samui Seafood Legend
Samui 

Craving authentic tastes served with a gorgeous vista? Saunter over to Sabienglae Restaurant for time-tested seafood staples … read more

Southern Thai Cuisine at its Finest
Samui 

When it comes to Southern Thai cuisine served in a refined setting, Long Dtai — Southern Thai Authentic Fine Dining ticks every box. This seaside establishment in Koh Samui’s Cape Fahn Hotel … read more

Samui Rainforest Adventure
Samui 

Why hike when you can fly? For a day, you can hover high above Koh Samui’s evergreen jungle at Tree Bridge Zipline Samui. The zipline comprises eight cables that span 1,200 metres,  read more

All Smoke, No Secrets 
Phuket 

They don’t mince words with the name of this restaurant, nor with their slogan, “real food for real people”.  read more

Finest Australian Flavours 
Phuket 

With Chef Oat (Nattaphon Othanawathakij) at the helm, this Phuket Town eatery dips a toe in upscale cuisine while keeping one foot planted in honest, strong flavours. read more

Everything Under One Tree 
Pattaya

The Treescape Pattaya offers a whole world under one canopy – a café, a working space, a full-service restaurant.  read more

Buzzing Art Hive 
Phnom Penh

The Factory is one of Phnom Penh’s newest and most vibrant art and creative spaces. A former garment factory,  read more

Preserving Local Handicrafts 
Siem Reap

The Satcha Handicrafts Centre in Siem Reap lovingly nurtures and promotes traditional Camdodian handicrafts through its new incubation centre.  read more

Fast Train to China 
Luang Prabang

Opened in December 2021, the Laos-China Railway notched up an incredible milestone in March –   read more

Avatar Comes to Life
Singapore

Singapore’s Gardens by the Bay has brought Pandora, the alien world of James Cameron’s sci-fi blockbuster, “Avatar”: The Way of Water”,   read more

Welcome to the Fairy Tale 
Bangkok 

Myth and magic infuse the flavours of Mocking Tales, an enchanting hangout in Thong Lor serving themed desserts, read more

Fun on the Farm 
Samui 

This may be the year that the island’s farms catch tourists’ eye, with innovative venues such as the WeGreen Farm Samui’s first Culture Park, read more 

Wok is Cooking?  
Phuket 

Though relatively new on the Thai cooking school scene, the BrassWok Thai Cooking Studio is already making a name for itself. Read more 

Who Takes the Crown? 
Pattaya

Pattaya hosts the pinnacle in extravagant beauty pageants on March 7, as the world’s most gorgeous transgender women quest to be crowned Miss International Queen® 2020 at Tiffany’s Show Pattaya. Read more

In the Heart of the City
Singapore

Located in the middle of the prime shopping district, Ji Hotel Orchard makes an ideal base for visitors. Opened in September, read more

Colonial Charm
Cambodia

Once the French governor’s residence, the FCC Angkor has been transformed into a colonial-style hotel boasting 80 rooms and suites under the Avani Hotels & Resort flag. Read more

Dreams of Java
Yangon

Right next door to French eatery Le Bis-Tro-Ke, the Mountaineer café is marked by its 3D logo of a Mae Ya Ahka ethnic woman, representing Shan State where the coffee is sourced. Read more

Contemporary Seafood, Heritage Surroundings
Bangkok

The 130-year-old House on Sathorn has a new addition to its opulent surroundings – Paii – a restaurant serving Thai seafood with a contemporary twist. read more

Retro-Chic Revival
Samui

Searching for a theme that would stand out from its many rivals on the island, SEEN Beach Club Samui hit the jackpot when it opened earlier this year. read more

New Resort on Nai Harn
Phuket

Whndham Hotels & Resorts, a global franchising firm with approximately 9,200 properties across 80 countries, will be opening its second Wyndham Grand resort in Thailand at Nai Harn in Phuket. read more

Swingin’ By the 70’s
Hong Kong

If you’re looking for a new dining spot in Hong Kong’s uber-trendy SoHo district, then sniff out Jalan, which is already making waves with its playful takes on Malay street food. read more

Your Own Island
Sihanoukville

Nestled on the Cambodian Riviera, Alila Villas Koh Russey has all the trappings of an opulent but serene retreat. A short car ride and speedboat transfer from Sihanoukville Airport, read more

Land of Mystery
Xiangkhouang

The Plain of Jars in central Laos’ Xiangkhouang province is the third location in the country to be given the UNESCO World Heritage Site status after Luang Prabang and Angkor’s Vat Phou. read more

Running Wild
Sonla

For adventurous types keen to explore the wilds of the country, the Vietnam Trail Marathon is the perfect place to start. read more

5-Star Hospitality with a Helping of Health 
Bangkok 

What happens when a leading health expert joins up with a hospitality chain? You get the Mövenpick BDMS Wellness Resort Bangkok where the modern travellers is treated to far more than just the comforts of a five-star hotel. read more

Take a Bough 
Samui 

Travellers seeking the comfort of familiarity need look no further than Bophut’s Refeel House Café. read more

Lunch on a Lotus
Phuket

Pairing sumptuous coffees with Thai delicacies, this café comes with a unique twist – its location. Perched beside a serene lake blanketed with rare lotus, read more

Pine for Perfect Sunsets?
Pattaya

If you like your cafés to come with a generous helping of kitsch, make sure Pattaya’s Tutu Beach is one your list. Located in Soi Nachomtien 10, read more

Nuts about the Beat
Chongqing

From the dramatic landscape of the Three Gorges to the blistering heat found in its signature hotpots, very little is done in Chongqing by half measure. read more

Escape to Enlightenment
Luang Prabang

Luxury resort Amantaka has opened a new Buddhist Learning Centre, giving guests a chance to immerse themselves in the practice and principles of Buddhism. read more

Cocktails on Top of the World
Phnom Penh

The Courtyard by Marriott is a majestic addition to the cosmopolitan charisma of Phnom Penh’s centuries-old charm. read more

Where the Sun Powers the Fun
Maldives

Eco-resorts are becoming wildly popular among holidaymakers, partly due to the rising concern for the environment. read more

Sheer Indulgence from Paris
Bangkok

Anantara Siam Bangkok Hotel and French skincare brand Biologique Recherche have joined up to offer special pampering for pollution-weary skin … read more

Cocktails from the Frog
Samui

Earlier this year, the Banyan Tree Samui unearthed a rare relic from Thailand’s past – an emerald green classic tuk tuk dating back to the 1960s – read more

Intriguing and Industrious Dibuka
Phuket

As more sites in Old Phuket Town are reclaimed, renovated and restyled, the neighbourhood’s restaurant scene is quickly evolving into a paradise for foodies. read more

Gallic Vibes in Pattaya
Pattaya

Want to walk around and feel like you’re in France? You can do exactly that without actually having to leave the country. All you need to do is visit Mimosa, read more

Walk on the Wild Side
Takeo

For a unique encounter with wildlife, stop by at the Phnom Tamao Zoological Park and Wildlife Rescue Centre. Located roughly about 40 kilometres south of Phnom Penh, read more

Where Green Take Centre-Stage
Vientiane

Forget your usual Laotian dishes of spicy minced pork, fermented sausage and sticky rice, and head to Vientiane’s Francois Ngin Road next to Tyson Kitchen. read more

Moving Toward Creativity
Bangkok

Based in Los Angeles and Bangkok, the foundation called Creative Migration launched its latest project by converting the residence that once belonged to former Thai minister Sanan Devahastin Na Ayudhaya, read more

Peaceful Beach Camping
Samui

Dreamy boho beach vibes create a kind of theme that some holidaygoers seek on trips to Koh Samui. read more

Surf House Phuket
Phuket

The waves come and go, but at the Surf House Phuket the surf is always up! read more

Mixed Feasts
Chiang Mai

For the past 16 years, Chef John Lee has been offering enticing Mexican comfort food at two branches of Salsa Kitchen in Chiang Mai. read more 

Time with Adorable Animals
Pattaya

Get yourself ready to have a fun day in another one of Pattaya’s popular attractions. Located on the Pattaya-Rayong Road, read more

Run Wild
Singapore

Get closer to nature without leaving the city at the Southern Ridges. Spread over 10km of green and open spaces, read more

Accessible Street Food
Phnom Penh

No trip to Cambodia would be complete without a sampling of local street food. Mr. Mab 123 aims to cater to the demands of visitors by making Khmer street food more accessible. read more

Day Tripping
Mumbai

As monsoon sets in, almost every Mumbaiite plans a day trip to Lonavala, a popular hill station in the Western Ghats that is less than 2 hours’ drive from the city. read more

Continuing a Legacy
Bangkok

Since its establishment in 1968, the Lido Multiplex had been a favourite hangout for Thai moviegoers across the generations. read more

Vegan Luxury Dining
Samui

The offering of Samui’s popular Maenam Beach are ever evolving and the latest in that evolution is the new added vegan menu at Lai Thai – Belmond Napasai’s beachfront restaurant. read more

Phuket Aquarium
Phuket

Being a popular tourist destination, a tropical island, and known for having exceptional diving off its shores – it only makes sense that Phuket is equipped with an aquarium. read more

Retreat to All Things Natural
Chiang Mai

Expect all things natural at Mala Dhara, this boho-chic eco resort set on an organic farm in the Doi Saket valley. read more

Taste of Trat
Trat

What can be better than a scrumptious seafood feast while gazing at spectacular views of the Gulf of Thailand? read more

The Harnn Approach
Hong Kong

If Hong Kong’s pace gets too much, perhaps a break at Harnn Heritage Spa is just what your body needs. read more

Sleep with the Fishes
Singapore

Resorts World Sentosa’s S.E.A. Aquarium is helping to make childhood fantasies come true with its new signature sleepover plan, ‘Ocean Dreams’. read more

Luxury along the Mekong Banks
Phnom Penh

The Balé Phnom Penh hotel has opened its doors on the banks of the Mekong, setting a new luxury benchmark for hospitality in the country. read more

Speaking in Tongues
Yangon

50th Street Bar and Restaurant on most days plays host as an expat hideout outside the beating heart of downtown Yangon. read more

Laos Tapas
Luang Prabang

If Icon Klub, a legendary cocktail bar in the heart of Luang Prabang’s old tow with their top-notch cocktails and literary air is good enough for the likes of Ernest Hemingway, read more

Breakfast of Champions
Mumbai

As the mercury soars and Mumbai’s notorious humidity saps your energy, the only way to cope is to settle into the air-conditioned comfort of a restaurant and treat yourself. read more

S Hotels & Resorts Makes Inroads in the Maldives
Maldives

S Hotels & Resorts, a subsidiary of Thailand’s Singha Estate PCL, makes its hospitality and service foray into the Maldives with the integrated leisure and resort destination known as CROSSROADS Maldives. read more

Homey Dining
Bangkok

Baan Nual, the latest dining spot to open, has that old school vibe, owing to their menu of home-inspired recipes. Read more

Escape from Paradise
Samui

Escaping the island may not be the first thought on visitors’ minds once they’ve finally landed on beautiful Koh Samui. Read more

Songkran’s Soggy Fun
Phuket

On April 13th comes one of Thailand’s most well-known and loved holidays, Songkran. Although often referred to as the Thai New Year, read more

Commemoration Run in Trat 2019
Trat

If you happen to be in Trat these days, spare a day in your holiday for a major event – The Memorable Run 2019! Read more

Global Guide for Cantonese Food
China

While the entire world already enjoys the breadth and width of Cantonese cuisine – the Michelin Guide, in recognition of this fact released a global list of their top choices for restaurants specialising in Cantonese cuisine. Read more

Expert Wagyu Omakase
Hong Kong

Japan’s top wagyu specialist has set up shop in Hong Kong. Hisato Hamada, the co-founder and culinary mastermind behind Wagyumafia, Read more

Hilltop Retreat
Cambodia

Situated in Kampot, a four hours drive from Phnom Penh, Le Bokor Palace offers a perfect cooling retreat from the hot and humid climes of Cambodia. Read more

Ninh Binh Waterways
Vietnam

The area of Ninh Binh is also known as the Ha Long bay on land for an obvious reason – it resembles Ha Long Bay but without the water. Read more

Top Seed by the Lake
Yangon

Swiss couple Lucia and Felix Eppisser cam to Yangon in 2010 bringing with them a combination of exemplary culinary experiences and personal touches in hospitality. Read more

A Rice Terrace Wrap Around
Luang Prabang

Pullman Luang Prabang, a new and stylish resort in Laos, goes the extra mile for the good of local communities and environment with their locally-sourced menu to responsible tourism activities. Read more

Street Art in Tribute
India

The newly christened Mahim (East) Art District within Dharavi has been given an arty makeover. The St+Art Festival began in early December with six internationally renowned urban artists … Read more

A Sandbank Picnic
Maldives

For those seeking a different kind of quick getaway in the Maldives, your own private sandbank awaits. Read more

Unsurpassable Icon
Bangkok

Bangkok’s newest landmark, the mega-complex sensation of ICONSIAM has finally lifted shimmering curtains to the public. Towering in all its grandeur above the Chao Phraya River, read more

Socialising and Sunset
Samui

Incredible sunset views and close proximity to the inspiring Big Buddha temple accentuate some of the best parts of The Social Sunset Kitchen & Bar which officially opened its doors in late November 2018.  read more

We Café Greenness
Phuket

After opening their doors in 2012, We Café quickly became a local favourite for breakfast, lunch, dinner, or drinks. Since then its following has only increased as the healthy menu options, read more

Unsurpassable Icon
Bangkok

Bangkok’s newest landmark, the mega-complex sensation of ICONSIAM has finally lifted shimmering curtains to the public. Towering in all its grandeur above the Chao Phraya River, read more

Chongqing’s Arhat Temple
Chongqing

Arhats, or Buddhist holy men are believed to have reached enlightenment and the height of spiritual development and thus revered as protectors. In Chongqing, read more

Spectacular Bridge Crossing
Hong Kong

The opening of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge will boost tourism in the Greater Bay Area, bringing the attractions of Macau and Guangdong within easy reach for visitors. Read more

Fun Fine Dining
Singapore

Resorts World Sentosa has introduced a fresh, modern take on fine-dining with the opening of Table65. Spearheaded by renowned Dutch Chef Richard van Oostenbrugge, the new celebrity chef restaurant pares back the traditional formalities of fine-dining, read more

Urban Arts Showcase
Phnom Penh

Cambodia brims with telented artists, especially in the category of urban and street art with few venues to promote their work.  read more

Nha Trang’s Salt of the Earth
Nha Trang

With its enticing curve, Nha Trang’s 6 km-long golden-sand beach holds a place of pride for the area. Besides tourism, Vietnam’s coastline is a major part of the economy with an annual salt production of around 737,000 tonnes.  read more

Up on the Rooftop
Yangon

Introducing itself as an the industrial-themed restaurant, Yankin Heights Rooftop and its panoramic view of the Yangon skyline can be enjoyed day or night. read more

A Complex Celebration
Champasak

On the night of a full moon – designated the third lunar moon on January 31 – Vesak Day occurs. Southern Lao communities begin the celebration for Vat Phou Festival at an ancient Khmer complex situated on a mountain top. read more

Seafood Fiesta
Mumbai

The koli or fishermen were the original inhabitants of Mumbai, and their cuisine is amongst the most varied and delectable in the city. While many restaurants in the city do serve traditional seafood,  read more

All’s Well in a Sanctuary
Bangkok

Asia’s leading wellness brand Pañpuri recently unveiled Pañpuri Wellness, an urban oasis aimed to promote rejuvenation and introduce long-lasting vitality. Read more

An Oyster bar to Remember  
Samui 

On the corner opposite of Karma Sutraa Bar Et Kitchen sits Art of Life Restaurant. Known for fresh oysters and seafood served in an industrial décor setting, read more

Food that’s Worth the Detour 
Phuket 

Krua Sirin is a brand new addition to the Phuket culinary scene and this place truly has it all: a killer location in Old Phuket Town, read more

Handmade, from Start to Finish 
Chiang Mai

A passion project of founder and designer Boontavee “Boon” Charoenpoonsiri, Torboon, embraces every stage of the bag-making process – from weaving the base fabric, to selecting the finest leather details and above all, read more

Get ready for your Piste in Xiling
China 

The 18th Xiling Snow Mountain Snow and Ice Festival will start on December 20 at Xiling Snow Mountain in west Chengdu’s Dayi County. Read more

Floral Fantasy 
Hong Kong 

Inspired by the hole-in-the-wall florists of Paris, Dear Lilly offers a whimsical and fantastical take on contemporary western cuisine with fine cocktails. Read more

Gluten-Free Delights 
Singapore

Singapore’s hip heritage neighbourhood, Tiong Bahru, has welcomed its newest restaurant, The Butcher’s Wife, which boasts an entire menu of delicious gluten-free meals. Read more

Delicious Start 
Cambodia

The claim to fame for Khéma Pasteur in Phnom Penh has always been its free-flow breakfast. The sophisticated international boutique restaurant features an on-site gourmet café, read more

Tannin Wine Bar 
Hanoi 

Real wine lovers can opt for the more elaborate Tannin Wine Bar, in the centre of Hanoi’s old quarter. Read more

Seeking Canton Paradise
Yangon

Since Myanmar is a no stranger to Chinese traditions and food, the city of Yangon finds itself filled with many Chinese restaurants existing from ages ago. read more

Resurrecting Lost Recipes
Luang Prabang 

Michelin star Chef Bongoch Satongun, also known as “Chef Bee”, has reinvented historical Lao cuisine into a fine dining experience at “Paste Laos” – a newly-opened restaurant in Luang Prabang. Read more

A Chirstmas Carol
Mumbai 

There’s no chance of a white Christmas in Mumbai, but the city puts on a pretty show for the festival. Most major hotels and malls pull out all stops with massive Christmas trees, read more

The Empyrean Offering from the Avocado Bangkok

Nothing beats lying down on an avocado-shaped cushion or sharing a table with strangers in Thailand’s first ever avocado-themed café. read more

Chill Out Beach Café
Samui

Emerging as Lamai’s new favourite café on the beach is Yousabuy Samui, which offers guests fresh food and drinks on an idyllic beachfront setting. read more

Vegetarian Festival Phuket
Phuket

Occurring from October 8-17, this ritual celebration by the Thai-Chinese community is an act of veneration to honour one’s ancestors and gods. read more

Java in Chiang Rai
Chiang Rai

Chiang Rai in the north of Thailand distinguishes itself with its temples and also the infamous Golden Triangle. With a high altitude, read more

Mooncakes In Autumn
China

As the blissful days of summer come to a close and the splendor of fall arrives, Chinese homes are abuzz with traditions and celebrations for the Mid-Autumn Festival. read more

Award-Winning Sushi
Hong Kong

In late March this year, Hong Kong welcomed Sushi Saito, the first overseas branch of Tokyo’s three Michelin-starred restaurant. Housed on the 45th floor of the Four Seasons, read more

Gourmet Fest
Singapore

Resorts World Sentosa is putting on another epicurean feast this September with the return of The Great Food Festival. Like last year’s event, read more

Khmer Art
Phnom Penh

Artist Em Riem has been championing Cambodian art across the globe but it is here in Phnom Penh where he has honed his abilities in order to develop the art form. read more

A Temple of Learning
Vietnam

If you happen to be in possession of a 100,000 Vietnamese dong bill, notice the Temple of Literature depicted on it. If you’re in Hanoi and a fan of ancient architecture, read more 

High Tea at the Stranda
Yangon

Among one of the traditions left behind by the British continue in popularity in Myanmar – the afternoon tea. This longstanding tradition still can be enjoyed in many restaurants and hotels in Yangon, read more

The Finest Bolaven Roast
Laos

French expat Micka Perier, an experienced coffee roaster, recently introduced Le Trio, Vientiane’s first boutique coffee roastercum- coffee bar in the downtown area. Set inside a small yet stylish shop house, read more

Dance Beats
Mumbai

The other major festival celebrated in Mumbai is Navratri. This festival honours the goddess Durga and her triumph over the demon Mahishasura. At night, it’s time for revelry – men and women wear colourful, read more

UP and Above 
Bangkok

Bangkok is the one destination where a person never tires of her rooftop bars. Abar and Abar Rooftop, both located on teh 37th floor of the newly-revamped Marriott Marquis Queen’s Park. read more

Resorting to Nature and Music 
Koh Samui

A scenic drive along Koh Samui’s west coast will bring you upon bamboo and mud structures appropriately named The Mud. read more

Balance the Ayurvedic Way
Phuket

The sports-centric Thanyapura Health and Sports Resort is now introducing a new ‘Ayurvedic Treatment’ that includes a wholesome body and mind treatment … read more

Natural Teas
Chiang Mai

Tea drinkers will delight in savouring wild grown teas from northern Thailand. Monsoon Tea launched their line of goods based on a sustainability approach,  read more

Craft Coffee at Laihui
Guangzhou

Entrepreneurial, daring, and delicious, Guangzhou’s coffee culture has firmly taken off. Tucked into a quiet, tree-lined neighbourhood just next to the bustling Grandview Mall, Laihu,  read more

Not Your Average Love Song
Hong Kong

The works of legendary American artist Robert Indiana will be on display at the Asia Society Hong Kong Center. LOVE Song: Robert Indiana and Asia …  read more

Cultural Flavours
Singapore

Multi-cultural Singapore is blessed with a natural infusion of cuisines, which are directly influenced by the country’s different races. Celebrating that heritage is Folklore,  read more

Preserving Cambodian Cuisine
Phnom Penh

Chef Luu Meng has made it a mission to carry on the traditional Cambodian way of cooking in all of his recipes. The country’s only Master Chef,  read more

Through the French Quarter
Hanoi, Vietnam

Hanoi had been the capital of French Indochina until 1954. when the French left Vietnam, they also left their architectural mark in the city’s French Quarter.  read more

“HLA Day”
Myanmar

‘Hla Day’ means ‘beautiful’ in Burmese, and a remarkable handicrafts shop in the heart of Yangon carries the same name. To get to Hla Day,  read more

Indigo Time
Vientiane, Laos

Indigo Café, an independent lodging establishment – has opened its second property, going from a bed and breakfast to a restaurant and small hotel in Vientiane.  read more

Soak it Up
Mumbai

However, if you want to truly get a sense of why Mumbai welcomes the monsoon with open arms, head to Marine Drive. This long, sea-facing promenade is the city’s prized treasure –  read more

Next Level Green Dining 
Bangkok 

Vegetables get their own gastronomic treatment at Haoma. The combination may not seem so out of the ordinary, but with executive chef Deepanker ‘DK’ Khosla’s culinary skills and … read more 

The Island Godfather of Italian Restaurants – Koh Samui 

Koh Samui’s first introduction to authentic Italian cuisine came from the long established island favourite, Prego restaurant. Though many Italian restaurants now grace the shores of Koh Samui, read more 

Knowing Mee 
Phuket 

Phuket always has its own local interpretation of staple foods. An example is the ubiquitous rice vermicelli known as ‘sen mee’ in other parts of Thailand but in Phuket, it’s known as ‘mee hun’. read more 

Super Bowls 
Krabi 

Lion & Shark, a heartful and vegan-friendly hub of food and lifestyle in scenic Ao Nang is best-known for their signature tropical smoothie bowls whose unique superfood tastes and … read more 

Stitched Arts of Black Lahu 
Chiang Mai 

Bold and spunky abstracts best describes the stitching patterns and signature of ‘Cha Arnon Phahompok’ apparel. Handmade by the Black Lahu people, find these collections at Cha Arnon café and … read more 

Say Cheese in Chiang Rai 
Chiang Rai 

The sleepy town of Chiang Rai has become a food destination of late with the number of high-profile chefs and food establishments drawing visitors from everywhere. read more 

Bikinis on the Run 
Pattaya 

History tells us that bikinis are an ancient invention first worn by Roman gymnasts. Pattaya Beach will also see a sporting event in the two-piece swimsuit at the Central Festival Bikini Beach Race 2018. read more 

Visit the City of Ghosts 
China 

Known to locals as the “Ghost City,” Fengdu on Ming Mountain is a treasure of Confucian, Taoist, and Buddhist shrines and temples spanning two thousands years. read more 

A Taste of Britannia 
Hong Kong 

One only needs to venture out to popular Gough Street in Hong Kong to savour authentic British cuisine. Renowned for its style, read more 

Neoclassic Setting, Contemporary Cuisine 
Singapore

Chef Robert Chan went on a mission to strip back the fine dining experience and highlight what was most important to him – the food. read more

Ramadhan Night Markets 
Kuala Lumpur

The holy month of Ramadhan from 15 May to 14 June will see numerous streets around Kuala Lumpur come alive with evening markets selling signature Buka Puasa … read more 

Gateway to Khmer Cuisine 
Siem Reap

You’re always spoilt for choice when it comes to dining options in Siem Reap but the Embassy Restaurant is arguably your best bet to experiencing authentic Khmer cuisine in a fine dining setting. read more 

The World’s Longest Cable Car 
Phu Quoc 

Phu Quoc has the longest non-stop cable car in the world, as confirmed by the Guiness Book of Records. read more

No More Foreign Foods for Morning Alms 
Luang Prabang 

Everyday in the early calm in Luang Prabang, hundreds of monks make their way through the street for morning alms. read more 

Best Bite of Pizza 
Yangon

Calling themselves Yangon’s homegrown slices, Parami Pizza serves excellent and authentic pizza baked in a wood-fired oven. read more

Tastefully French
Bangkok

Despite the bustling area of Sathorn road, the restaurant Brasserie 9 sits serenely on Soi Phiphat. read more

Stack’Em Up!
Koh Samui

Stacked Burger adds unsurpassable standard to Koh Samui’s burger scene. read more

Demystifying a Phuket Dessert
Phuket

The origins of Phuket’s most famous shaved Ice dessert, ‘O Aew,’ has always been a mystery, read more

Get to Know Loang Him Kao
Chiang Mai 

Add smart purchases to your Chiang Mai trip with clothing and textiles ranging from tie-dyed items to creations with elaborate embroidery done by the Mon people. read more

Misty on Doi Pha Mee
Chiang Rai 

Doi Pha Mee village, literally means “Bear mountain,” – a former opium plantation in Chiang Rai turned coffee growing area. read more

Mesmerising Magic
Pattaya

Do magic tricks and disappearing acts continue to amaze you? Do you always wonder how such sleight of hand is possible? read more

Stand for the Paddle Board
Koh Chang

It’s not just peaceful relaxation on the beach that defines the island destination of Koh Chang. read more

A Stroll in Dongshankou
Guangzhou 

Dongshankou in Guangzhou is best visited on foot or by bike. Take a leisurely walk along the tree-lined streets out from the Dongshankou metro station, read more

Bear Witness
Hong Kong 

With over 12 million albums sold, Katy Perry is an artist that needs no introduction. Famous for her hit singles “Roar”, “Firework” and “Dark Horse”, read more

Not Your Average Fish Market
Singapore

Backed by Norwegian design and expertise, the FiSK Seafoodbar & Market has elevated the fish market concept in the Garden City. read more

A Cause for Fine Dining
Phnom Penh

With its strong European influences, Cambodian cuisine possesses a natural fusion of both European as well as traditional Khmer cooking techniques. read more 

A Continuous Big Bang
Danang

The Danang International Fireworks Competition (DIFC) returns to the Han River waterfront in 2018 with a longer, read more

Spirit of Lao Textiles
Vientiane

Lovers of traditional and even antique textiles are in for a treat in Vientiane, as the Lao Textile Museum is one of the many must-see attractions. read more 

Theatre Tales
Mumbai

NCPA, the city’s premier theatre venue starts the Spring Season of the Symphony Orchestra of India (SOI) with a stellar line-up. read more

All Inclusive Paradise
Maldives

The world-class holiday destination of the Maldives near runs out of hospitable choices for a dream sojourn. read more

Turf and Surf Treat
Bangkok

After keeping Bangkok fidgeting in high anticipation for the opening of mega-treat dining, Burger & Lobster finally launched their first venture in Thailand … read more

An Organic Affair
Koh Samui

Vikasa Life Café is simply breathtaking for its cuisine that is a masterpiece of natural ingredients at its peak quality. read more

More Raw
Phuket 

Phuket is known for its annual Vegetarian Festival, but for year-round meatless cuisine, the island comes up quite short with comparatively limited choices. read more

Lanta’s Original Communities
Krabi 

On every habitable island first lived local communities before the appearance of boatloads and flocks of tourists. On Lanta island, read more

Bookish Buffalo
Chiang Mai 

A relaxing shop with great coffee and second-hand English books for children and young adults, “Bookish Buffalo” just opened in October this year. read more

Of Sound, Mind and Body
Koh Chang

A shout out to people living healthy lives as they remind us it’s a good idea to revitalise our minds and nurture our bodies as frequently as possible. read more

Shine On
Changdu 

The Lunar New Year, or Spring Festival as it’s called in mainland China, is celebrated all over the country with the lighting of lanterns. read more

Elevated Hot Pot
Hong Kong 

The hot pot is part and parcel of Hong Kong’s culture. It is a staple offering that is enjoyed by both locals as well as visitors to the city. read more 

Ambassadors of Music
Singapore 

For nearly five centuries, the Vienna Boys’ Choir has been a permanent fixture and an enduring icon of music in Austria. read more

Phu Quoc Promos and Upgrades
Phu Quoc 

From now until 28 February 2018, book a flight to Phu Quoc with Bangkok Airways and receive a 20% discount on best available rate for … read more

Afternoon Tea in a Colonial Atmosphere
Yangon 

Not far from Inya Lake on Saya San Road stands the famous white colonial-style tea salon “Acacia Tea Salon”; read more

The French Connection
Laos 

The French might have left Laos more than half a century ago, but their legacy remains in the presence of Vientiane haute cuisine. read more

On Your Plate
Mumbai 

Go on a journey on the Grand Trunk Road at Taftoon Bar & Kitchen, which recently opened at Bandra Kuala Complex (BKC), read more

Embrace The Nostalgia
Bangkok

Tucked in the historic area of Lan Luang, Bangkok Publishing Residence (BPR) provides new boutique-style accommodations in a converted old publishing house where lengendary Bangkok Magazine was created. read more

Haute French and High Heels
Bangkok

The latest mouth-watering addition in Bangkok’s international culinary scene is Brasserie Cordonnier, an authentic Parisian restaurant in the heart of the city at Sukhumvit 11. read more

Sustaining Ecotextiles
Chiang Mai

For people with a preference for ecological textiles and use of natural dyes, including handweaving processes or the artisan skills of handicrafts – read more

A Parade of Elephants
Chiang Mai

At the beginning of this year, almost 100 funky and coloruful life-size elephant statues were seen over Chiang Mai to celebrate the 10th anniversary of “The Elephant Parade”. read more

Nature’s Touch
Koh Samui 

Nestled among the pristine nature of Samui, the Tamarind Springs Forest Spa is known for its dedicated day spa. With a debut in 1997, read more

Sanctuary of the Mind
Koh Samui

Ranging from well-being options like yoga, detox guidance, holistic healing to fitness, the Orion Retreat Center’s wellness programs are noteworthy for its personal approach, read more

Get Your Colours Going
Phuket

A Phuket destination exemplifying whole body fitness and strength, the Thanyapura Health and Sports Resort is organizing a ‘Colour Fun Run 2017’ read more

Krabi Welcome Stripes
Krabi

Throughout the month of November, Krabi provinces welcomes the start of this year’s tourism season, following the end of the monsoon rains. read more

Innovative Theatre
Pattaya

Your imagination becomes reality in a new phenomenal entertainment for everyone at Singha D’Luck Cinematic Theatre. read more

Positive Charge
Hong Kong

The fourth season of the Formula E Championship kicks off in Hong Kong with an exclusive double header.  read more

Not Your Regular Take-Out
Hong Kong

Hong Kong’s already poular street food scene is set to gain more prominence with the arrival of HAWKR,  read more

Best for Bunch
Singapore 

The owners at PS. Cafe claim that the restaurant is a “refuge for social gathering”.  read more

Vintage Dinner
Singapore

Wtih a range of classic rides of both the two and four-wheeled variety,  read more

Best of Malaysia Under One Roof
Malaysia

Nestled within the lush and vibrant Lake Gardens, surrounded by expansive trees is this unassuming, yet highly-popular Malay Restaurant. read more

To Market, To Market
Myanmar 

Visitng a local food market is one way to observe a bit of local charm and see artisanal products invitingly displayed.  read more

Good Things
Phnom Penh

On the leafy street of 240 in Phnom Penh sits a special shopping destination for memorable Cambodian souvenirs. read more

Alfresco Film Fest
Luang Prabang

The annual Luang Prabang Fillm Festival (LPFF) returns to the ancient Lao capital on December 8-13, read more

Roman Holiday in Ho Chi Minh City
Ho Chi Minh

Known as the capital of motorcycles, Ho Chi Minh City has more than four million bikes and another 1,500 are addded each year. read more

Stage Call
Mumbai

The city’s theatre season comes alive now, with both the premier venues in the city putting up a scintillating calendar of plays and events. read more

Ultimate Best
Maldives

Being praised as Asia’s Best Airport Hotel by the International Hotel Awards three years in a row is of high accolade. read more

Northern Touch
Bangkok 

Tucked in the serene street of Nang Linchi, this authentic northern Thai restaurant’s interesting background started with small steps.  read more 

Minimalist Wave
Bangkok 

Korean multi-concept store ALAND has finally made its way to Bangkok, right on the 2nd floor of Siam Centre.  read more 

Boon Rawd in the Rain
Chiang Rai 

If you believe a visit to the Boon Rawd Farm or Singha Park should be in winter, you’re wrong. In fact, the 8,000 rai (or 3,000 acres) park in Chiang Rai province is also worth strolling during the rainy season. read more 

Boon Rawd in the Rain
Chiang Rai 

If you believe a visit to the Boon Rawd Farm or Singha Park should be in winter, you’re wrong. In fact, the 8,000 rai (or 3,000 acres) park in Chiang Rai province is also worth strolling during the rainy season. read more 

Skin Art
Chiang Mai 

Globally recognised, the Phuket-based “Celebrity Ink” tattoo studio has just branched out to the north of Thailand. The Chiang Mai facility, the only branch outside Phuket following decade after its start; read more 

Fulfillment in One Stop
Koh Samui 

Samui Health Shop, which provides premium organic and natural products from all over Thailand, now makes them more accessible in the Lamai area with a bonus of reasonable price. read more 

Play a Game
Koh Samui 

Samui now has another reason why it’s Thailand’s leading tourist destination. “Escape Break Samui” pumps up the excitement with a real-life escape game in which 5-6 people can participate.  read more 

Turtle Run
Phuket 

October 8 of this year marks the 13th anniversary of Mai Khao Marine Turtle Foundation’s annual Turtle Run and teaches awareness of the beach of Mai Khao as a nesting place for sea turtles. read more 

Park Loves Art
Pattaya 

Explore a new and trendy art park in Pattaya where a leisurely walk around the park means discovering hundreds of love-themed sculptures and installations designed and created by professional artists. read more 

Full Moon River
Hong Kong 

Hong Kong will be at the height of activity during the 15th day of the eighth lunar month, which marks the celebration of the Mid-Autumn Festival.  read more

Gathering of Superheroes
Singapore 

For the tenth year running, the Singapore Toy Game & Comic Convention (STGCC) will showcase the latest and greatest in the toy, gaming and comic industry.  read more 

Race to the Finish
Malaysia 

After 19 years, Malaysia will host its final Formula One Grand Prix. Although it’s bittersweet to see the world’s hottest race end, there’s no doubt that this final event will deliver all the on-track action racing fans deserve. read more 

Glimpses of Myanmar Culture
Yangon 

Karaweik Palace Restaurant is another one of the more famous landmarks in Yangon, distinctive for its floating barge on the Kandawgyi Lake.  read more 

A Taste of History
Phnom Penh 

For over two decades, the FCC (Foreign Correspondents Club) Phnom Penh has been the meeting place in the Cambodia capital. From the very first day of operations in 1993 read more 

Good Will Running
Luang Prabang 

Go to Luang Prabang with a pair of running shoes and sign up for the Luang Prabang Half Marathon – a goodwill run at the UNCESCO World Heritage Site along the Mekong River. read more 

French Connection
Ho Chi Minh 

The French introduced Vietnam to coffee in the 19th Century and originally tea drinkers, the Vietnamese people took to the other caffeine immediately. read more 

Nine Nights for a Goddess
Mumbai 

Navratri, Durga Pooja, Dassera-these are the various names for a major festival celebrating the different forms of the Goddess durga. In Mumbai,  read more 

Rustic Chick Shack
Maldives 

The Fish & Crab Shack redefines the ambience of beachside dining. This time, the rustic-chic culinary oasis sits halfway along Finolhu’ sandbar. read more 

Ba Hao
Bangkok 

Before the curtain closes on the day, hop into a bar that brings back the 70s vibe to Bangkok’s Chinatown again. read more 

Ristr8to
Chiang Mai 

A jewel of a coffee spot on Nimman, Ristr8to (pronounced ris-trae-to) is a specialty café in Chiang Mai …  read more 

Be Wel, Get Better
Koh Samui 

The beauty of islands such as Koh Samui and Koh Pha Ngnan, as well as the mainland coastline of the Gulf of Thailand, read more 

The Cake is Legend
Trang 

After 21 years, the Trang Cake Festival simply gets larger and more vibrant. read more 

Hidden Talent
Phuket 

Phuket Art Village is a hidden treasure off the Rawai main strip where original art pieces by talented Thai artists dwell, read more 

Strike a Relaxing Pose
Koh Chang

Even though you’re travelling, maintain a healthy lifestyle. Even better, unwind with a breathtaking view and some yoga. This can be done at the Blue Lagoon Koh Chang, read more 

Crusin’ On The River
Pattaya 

If the hustle and bustle of Pattaya gets a bit much, consider a day trip cruising along canals on a long tail boat. read more 

Florentine Style
Hong Kong 

If your idea of a steak is a thick cut like the ones favoured by the folks in Florence, Italy – than you’ll appreciate the specialty of Bistecca. read more 

Full on Food
Singapore 

Singaporeans always crack the joke that eating is the national pastime and food – well, it’s a national obsession. read more

Dwellings Small Yet Green
Malaysia 

Could we really live in a house without having to pay for monthly electricity and water bills?  read more

Yangon Oasis
Yangon

In mid-rainy season, it’s goodbye to hanging out in the Yangon outdoors. Social meetups and mellow moments with friends in the ambience of café are but a distant memory. read more

Luang Prabang, A Palate Teaser
Laos 

Luang Prabang, with its setting as a sleepy riverside town of 33 gilded temples, saffron-robed monks, and faded Sino-European villas, read more 

Up for a Sundown
Cambodia 

Visitors to Phnom Penh make the trip at least once to Russian Market for the hustle and bustle and shopping sprees over affordable name-brand clothing. read more

Independence Day at the Museum
India 

The fifteenth of August is Independence Day and there’s no better place to check out the origins of the city and its cultural past than a little jewel box of a museum set in a garden. read more

Yoga by the Ocean
Maldives 

Located on the unspoiled Thaa Atoll, Como Maalifushi boasts a superb natural landscape and privacy that goes hand-in-hand with its visual feast. read more

Opening to Creativity
Bangkok 

Open House is Central Embassy’s iconic creative space in collaboration with celebrated Tokyo design studio Klein Dytham Architecture. As the name suggest, read more 

To Fly With Ideas
Bangkok 

Poised to be the new creative hub on the Thonburi side, Chang Chui sprawls on 11 rai of land and offers space for art exhibitions, movie screenings, play, read more 

Artistic Lodgings
Chiang Mai 

One of the most successful hospitality trends in recent years has been the creation of design and art hotels. This has been successfully realised at the Art Mai Gallery Hotel nestled in downtown Chiang Mai, read more

Mecca Of Contemporary Art
Chiang Mai 

MAIIAM is fast becoming a household name whether one is an art lover or not. The name plays with the word “mai” as in Chiang Mai province and also means ‘new’ in Thai. read more 

High On A Win
Koh Samui 

The signature view, the signature dishes – it’s hard to know what to focus on. But then the tranquil blue waters of Crystal Bay or Silver Beach’s waters calm you and eating becomes a meditative process at The Cliff restaurant. read more

More Secrets
Koh Samui 

The Library, a concept hotel on Koh Samui has its legency of island luxury for almost a decade. This year, it is introducing “Secret Chapters” – the latest hotel addition that serves as a unique alternative to The Library yet still posses the spirit of the perfectly fabulous hideaway. read more

We Gather Here Today …
Phuket 

Phuket will again play international matchmaker and bring together business operators in the world. The Destination Wedding Planners Congress (DWP) meets at the Banyan Tree Laguna Phuket from May 2 to 4. read more

Float On
Koh Lanta 

If you want to learn more about sea gypsies, don’t miss this rare opportunity during the Loi Ruea Chao Le Festival (literally Floating Boats of the Sea Gypsies). It happens on Lanta Island only twice a year. read more

Eat And Drive
Pattaya 

Located inside the lobby of Siam@Pattaya at Pattaya, the Car Bar offers a unique bar experience you won’t forget. Beautifully decorated ‘cars’ are converted into dining seats and tables according to its car concept. read more

Come Sail Away
Pattaya 

Imaging the spectacular scene of boats during the waters as they cruise the ocean. The wonder of witnessing such an event is possible at the ‘Top of the Gulf Regatta,’ an annual international sailing event. read more

A Station Stop
Hong Kong 

In the vast concrete buildings of Hong Kong, dwellers seek out comfort zones. One of these places is La Station, a neighbourhood café smack dab in the middle of a busy market, read more

Loveramics Styles
Hong Kong 

If you’d like to take a piece of Hong Kong away with you, there’s Loveramics, a local lifestyle concept store. The quality ceramics are made with traditional methods but with a modern touch to their designs. read more

Ultra Singapore
Singapore

The Wave of ULTRA Music Festival (UMF) hit the shores of Singapore in 2015, when the folks behind UMF decided to find out how hot electronic dance music (EDM) was on the island.   read more

The Great Singapore Sale
Singapore 

There’s no better time to shop than during the Great Singapore Sale – Singapore’s biggest sale of the year. Known to Singaporeans as the GSS, this annual sale season is a true highlight for any shopaholic worth their sale.   read more

Towerthon Race, Anyone?
Kuala Lumpur 

Prepare for one of the most challenging run in the world because KL Tower International Towerthon Challenge is about to challenge all hard-core runners again this year. read more

Reach For The Sky
Mandalay 

Sky Bar & Restaurant at the top of the Ayarwaddy River View Hotel in Mandalay was once named once of the world’s best rooftop bars in Asia by readers of the UK newspaper, The Guardian. read more 

Nightly Sky Revels
Ho Chi Minh 

Ho Chi Minh rooftops will forever be remembered for the iconic images of the end of the Vietnam War. American helicopters frantically evacuated people in the chaotic final days. read more

To Dine In Indigo
Mumbai 

Nestled in a quiet lane of southern Mumbai, Indigo has been long the choice of celebrities, politicians and Mumbai’s bigwigs for almost 20 years. Indigo is a handsome mix of good, old charming colonial bungalow and European cuisine. read more

Castaway Paradise
Maldives 

The name Soneva has always been associated with a commitment to sustainability, excellent hospitality and a simply elegant atmosphere in the world of luxury hotels. This time, read more

The Serious Business of Pampering
Bangkok 

Feel good, yet be well is the new luxury. Spa under the “Harnn” brand has just founded the “Asian Holistic Academy” which is entirely dedicated to education on holistic wellness. Read more

Poi Sang Long Festival
Mae Hong Son 

Poi Sang Long (Festival of the Jewelled Sons), also known as Buad Luk Kaew (Ordaining the Beloved Sons), read more

Polo Playing Elephants
Chiang Rai 

Elephants play polo? In addition to soccer? Although the sport is commonly played on horses, there is a long history of playing polo on elephants, read more

Charity Begins At Midnight
Koh Samui

If you love running, but don’t like the sun as much, this charity sporting event is for you. read more

Of Trash And Heroes
Koh Samui 

Many of us want to volunteer, even on vacation, but it can be difficult and time-consuming. Being a “Trash Hero” is simple. read more

Paradise Alternative
Koh Samui 

A music and lifestyle festival, Paradise Island, debuts in Koh Samui, a 2-day arts and music event that takes place on 15-16 April at the secluded beauty of Big Buddha Beach. read more

Bikers Have Their Day
Phuket 

Once you have the vroom of motorcycle bikes as they rumble around the hills and highways on the island, then it’s Phuket Bike Week. read more

Sanctuary Of Truth
Pattaya 

How is truth manifested? In Pattaya, it begins with a remarkable structure that’s a gigantic wooden temple. read more

Electronic Arts
Hong Kong 

Since its creation in 1994, Sónar has established itself globally at the cutting edge of the electronic music landscape and … read more

Arts Comes To Life
Singapore 

As stunning outside as it is, Singapore’s iconic lotus flower-shaped ArtScience Museum has opened a new permanent exhibition, read more

Split Landing
Malaysia 

Kuala Lumpur most certainly lacks no imagination when it comes to themed nightspots, but nothing comes close to the Heli Lounge Bar. read more

On Louts Pond
Myanmar 

Splendid varieties of lotus grow in the Taunggyi district of the Shan state, with the most famous being the “Kyar” (Padonmar lotus), read more

On Louts Pond
Myanmar 

Splendid varieties of lotus grow in the Taunggyi district of the Shan state, with the most famous being the “Kyar” (Padonmar lotus), read more

3-2-1 Action
India

A visit to Mumbai is incomplete without experiencing a Bollywood set. SJ Studios, located in the city, gives you a good glimpse of what’s it’s like to work on the set. read more

Thai Tastes On The Island
Maldives

Any chance you crave a Land of Smiles’ taste, one of the best and luxury dining experience is at Benjarong – the signature Thai restaurant at the Dusit Maldives at Baa Atoll. read more

In Bangkok, Jamie’s Italian
Bangkok 

Jamie Oliver’s got a new home in Bangkok. Rather, it’s his new eatery in town called Jamie’s Italian. This is the first restaurant in Thailand for the UK celebrity chef and down-to-earth food pioneer, read more

The Bigness Of Miniatures
Bangkok

They’re the talk of the town. How does Anfield Stadium from Liverpool and Hoover Dam from the US get to the neighbourhood of Ekamai in Bankgok? read more

Time For Tea
Chiang Rai 

For half a century, Choui Fong Tea has been well-known for the top quality of its traditional teas which are cultivated in its own gardens in Chiang Rai. read more

Chiang Mai By Night
Chiang Mai 

One of the best ways to discover Chiang Mai is to participate in a three-hour privately guided night tour. Led by a knowledgeable guide,  read more

A Burgur Challenge, Anyone?
Koh Samui

It can’t be anywhere else but Stacked if you’re a burger lover who loves a challenge. Located in front of OZO Hotel at Chaweng beach on Samui island, read more

Last Resorts To Luxury
Koh Samui 

There’s no such thing as too much of a good thing when we’re talking about beach resorts. Last December, Celes Beachfront Resort Koh Samui debuted next to its sister, read more

Salt Life Palette
Koh Samui 

Zoe Olivia Young, a rising talent in the Sydney art scenes, is now an artist in residence at one of Samui’s top boutique hotel.  read more

Wonderfruit Festival Goes Green
Pattaya 

Thailand’s biggest art, music and life festival has set new dates on the field of Siam Country Club, Pattaya. The upcoming 4-day festival is jam-packed with various artists such as Rudimental, read more

Delicious Demonic
Hong Kong 

He may have named himself the Demon Chef, but there is so much more to Alvin Leung’s cuisine than mere provocation. Located in the bustling district of Wan Chai, read more

Ngong Ping 360 Closed For Maintenance
Hong Kong 

The Ngong Ping 360 cable car is scheduled to suspend its service from early January 2017 for rope replacement. The maintenance project should complete in early June 2017. read more

Let’s Rock
Singapore 

Located just a short walk from the beach and a part of Resorts World Sentosa, the Hard Rock Hotel features fun and fantastic décor inspired by rock and roll culture. read more

The Pawn Rood
Malaysia 

With an atmosphere reminiscent of an ancient Chinese pawn shop, The Pawn Room takes visitors back to a 1920s Shanghai, decorated with paper lanterns, rattan chairs and herbalist cabinets.  read more

Top Chef By The Lake
Myanmar

Leading Swiss chef Boris Granges is now at the helm of Le Planteur, a restaurant in a stunning colonial-era waterfront property on picturesque Inya Lake. read more

Lie-In Harmony
Vietnam

Work on your mind and body without having to move an inch. Lie down to the ultimate experience at HARNN Heritage Spa that’s at the InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort and … read more

Caving In
India

For a change of pace from Mumbai’s exhilarating energy, it is worthwhile to escape to a plethora of deep, ancient and mysterious caves not far from the city.  read more

A Real Retreat
Maldives

How about getting away from it all by retreating to the superb resort of Sun Aqua Vilu Reef?  read more