Dedicated to the GoddessKim Thái Every year, the Phu Giay Festival commemorates Lieu Hanh – the mother goddess of Vietnamese folk religion – with processions to the Phu Giay Pagoda in Kim Thái, 80 kilometres east of Hanoi. Devotees dressed in traditional...
High-Concept DiningYangon Established in a stunning 1927 heritage building formerly the New Law Courts, Rosewood Yangon offers 205 spacious guestrooms, suites as well as the one- and two-bedroom Rosewood Residences. Graced with high ceilings and abundant natural...
Dreamy DetoxificationSiem Reap Renowned for its tranquil location minutes away from Angkor Wat, the Navutu Dreams Resort is considered one of Siem Reap’s top destinations for wellness and yoga. Winner of the Asean Green Hotel award, the eco-friendly resort features 28...
Comfortingly CambodianCambodia Inspired by old family recipes passed down from generation to generation, Chef Kethana set out to recreate true Cambodian flavours at her new restaurant. The Sugar Palm is now considered a rare oasis of authentic Khmer food. Phnom Penh...
History at HandMalaysia The Malaysian Chinese Museum brims with all you need to know about the history, culture and heritage of Chinese Malaysians. Opened just over a year ago, this treasure trove located on the outskirts of the city reveals the legacy, struggles and...
Tree for AllSingapore Singapore’s answer to Central Park now has more than just flowers and trees to feast your eyes on. The new observation deck at Gardens by the Bay offers rare unobstructed views of the cityscape. The 50-metre tall Supertree Observatory, which...
