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Enduring charm
Turn back the clock with a visit to picturesque Cameron Highlands, the largest and most genteel of the hill resorts in Malaysia. -The Star
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On the trail of bargain & luxe buys
Huge variety in Korean & Japanese malls. -TNP |
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Rhythms of England's soccer cities
Jamie Yeo takes you on a journey through football crazy England. -TNP
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When the Saints go marching in
We visited the largest city in the southern coast of England, Southampton. The city is, of course, home to Southampton Football Club - nicknamed 'The Saints'. -TNP
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Rich traditions of Sheffield
Over in the industrial town of Sheffield, we met staff from the club Sheffield United at Bramall Lane. -TNP
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Car-free Bangkok
Mention Bangkok, and many tend to think of traffic snarls, smog and rising temperatures. But things are changing for the better. -The Star |
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Grand Canyon gung ho
The Grand Canyon is indeed a natural wonder and one of the best ways to experience its breathtaking landscape is to hike the trails. -The Star
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National Awakening Museum portrays our nationalism
It is in appalling condition. -The Jakarta Post |
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It all started with an epidemic
The building became the National Awakening Museum in February 1984. -The Jakarta Post, ANN
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Old Dubai clings to its fading heritage as new city rises
Nestled among mushrooming skyscrapers, the rabbit warren of streets dating from the 1890s is one of the few reminders left of Dubai's past. -Reuters |
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Soothing getaway by the sea
Port Dickson beach hardly needs introduction but a setback is the sight of a muddy beach. However, guests at the Avillion Admiral Cove all-suites hotel need not worry. -The Star
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The draw of Sungai Timun
Visitors can get to Kampung Sungai Timun by cruising on the river in motorboat, watching the fireflies along the way. -The Star
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Centre offers massage treatments and yoga classes
Women who prefer privacy in an all-women environment when having a massage can do so at a female-only massage therapy centre in Desa Aman Puri, Kepong. -The Star
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In their father's footsteps
The Kuan Ti temple in Jalan Gambang here is gaining popularity among local and foreign tourists. -The Star |
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Car-less and carefree in Perth
Tips and tricks of what to do in Perth, Australia. -The Jakarta Post, ANN
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Hua Hin
Quick getaways in Thailand. -The Nation, ANN
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Views that take your breath away
Long, narrow inlets of sea between steep cliffs formed during the ice age are a must-see for tourists visiting Norway. -The Korea Herald, ANN
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In the kingdom of buried temples
A budding Indiana Jones delves into the ancient mystery of the 'Lost City' in Chiang Mai province. -Daily Xpress, ANN |
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Stylish suites
Developers are overcoming the space crunch by converting under-utilised areas and carparks into hotel rooms, offices and retail space. -ST
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Glide of your life
The entire city of Venice, a world heritage site, is a living, breathing museum with something for every whim and fancy. -ST |
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There's the beach, the sun and lots of real good fun
If you enjoy the sun, sand and sea, you will love it at Fishing Bay Resort, near Mersing. -NST
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Precision timing in the forest
Nature never fails to fascinate. Woken up by a piercing siren early in the morning, the writer is wide-eyed with wonder when told that one can actually tell the time of day by these sounds. -NST |
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Resorting to a little isolation
For serious relaxation and bonding with your loved ones, there is no better place to holiday than at a resort that's a distance away from cities. -NST
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Sailing the Andaman
Tired of shopping, swimming and sight-seeing? Then go on a sailing adventure with ths writer who finds a company bent on re-inventing holiday plans. -NST |
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Under the spell of orchids
With the opening of its Orchid Club Wing and St Gregory Spa, Parkroyal Kuala Lumpur has so much more to offer guests. -NST
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A river runs through it
Chachoengsao, a quiet province just outside Bangkok, will delight anyone looking for green fields, traditional markets and unusual snacks. -The Nation, ANN |
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Ethnic culture brings ancient city to life
What fascinates tourists from home and abroad about the ancient city of Lijiang? Its ethnic culture offers the answer. -China Daily, ANN
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Rustic haven
The former capital of Laos, Luang Prabang, offers historic sites and hotspots of untouched beauty. -ST |
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Best of Padang Changkat: Kampung steeped in history
Discover the rich history behind a village where many served the Sultans faithfully and continue to produce the handicrafts they were famous for. -NST
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V-rolicking in Lyon
Discovering traces of the Gallo-Roman civilization in the French gastronomic capital on a bicycle proves a compelling experience. -The Jakarta Post, ANN |
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La Fete de la Musique in Paris
Planning to visit Paris? AsiaOne contributor, Cecile Vanucci, recommends going in June and gives you her top tips on what to see and do. -AsiaOne
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Sichuan after the earthquake: Will tourists return?
To rebuild Sichuan's bustling tourism trade, agencies is offering extensive promotions, expanded air services and slashed prices. -TNP |
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Thailand & Shanghai: From temples to shopping
Visit the majestic Wat Arun Temple in Bangkok, and shop till you drop at Shanghai's famed Nanjing Road. -TNP
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A feast for the eyes
Thailand's rich culture is world-famous but nowhere is it better admired and enjoyed nowadays than at Siam Niramit. -The Star |
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Amazing Machu Picchu
Imagine getting the chance to wander around the ruins of a lost ancient civilisation - it's an extraordinary experience. -The Star
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Not of this world
Peru's archaeological treasures have for centuries captivated the outside world. -The Star |
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Take your pick in Turkey
Head only a short distance from this sub-alpine city and it is still possible to see many traditional aspects of Turkish life. -The Star
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