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Jeju Island getaway
This picturesque Korean island with its spellbinding scenery is a perennial favourite for locals and tourists. -SPU
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48 hours in Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia
Explore the seaside city that also boasts a tropical jungle and mountain park nearby. -Reuters
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Cosmopolitan Mumbai
Mumbai is a city of professionals and legendary coffee houses, a true melting pot of cultures. -AsiaOne
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History blends with modernity
Seoul has plenty to offer with its ancient culture and traditions in an ultra-modern setting. -SPU
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Hit the off-road, Jack
SUV owners can learn to drive a 4WD in the dirt tracks of Borneo. -ST
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Ten things not to miss in Delhi
From markets to seeking the old world, here are some things you can't miss out on. -AsiaOne
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Oasis in the wilderness
Urumqi is a colourful frontier city in north-west China that links the deserts with snow-capped mountains. -SPU
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Have it all in Taipei
Taiwan's capital never sleeps: shop, drink coffee, sing karaoke and eat porridge all through the night. -ST
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Geylang's 5 hottest food spots
Geylang is famous for l foodie hunts- Think beef kway teow and claypot frog porridge.
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Geylang's hottest finds
From durians to $1 G-strings to thumbcuffs ? at 2am. -TNP
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Mabuhay Manila
The capital of the Philippines is a bustling hub for dining, shopping and sight-seeing. -ST
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Nature's work of art
What the Maldives has to offer are some of the most spectacular sights to behold. -BT
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Xi'an's terracotta sentinels
The capital of Shaanxi Province is a historical goldmine of masterpieces. -SPU
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Take a break in Bandung
Philip Lee finds that old world lifestyle and modern ways exist side by side in this bustling city. -SPU
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Gastronomic Goa
Goan cuisine is heavenly amid the sun and surf in the former Portuguese enclave. -SPU
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Land of high adventure
The beauty of Nepal can be enjoyed without breaking into too much of a sweat. -SPU
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Magical Mongolia
Inner Mongolia is a treasure trove of diversity that opens the traveller's mind. -SPU
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India's Pearl City
Hyderabad is as famous for its pearl-processing centres as its mediaeval sights and excellent vegetarian fare. -ST
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The butler does it
Chief butler of St Regis Bali Tony Sharp says the distinct luxury service must "work together like a ballet". -BT
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A private, pampered paradise
It's easy to lose yourself in the self-contained universe of Nusa Dua, and be spoilt rotten by the meticulously attentive St Regis butler service. -BT
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Bali: Constant in the face of change
No matter the political climate or throngs of tourists, Bali continues to stay true to itself, says writer Ryan Ver Berkmoes.
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Hidden gem of China... just a 3-hour flight from S'pore
You want blue waters and miles of sandy beaches. So where should you go for your beach holiday? Bali, Phuket, Hawaii? How about Hainan Island in China? -TNP
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Brighter side of Dhaka
An off-the-beaten-track destination, Bangladesh offers heartwarming hospitality and historical sites galore. -ST
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Lasting impressions
No matter how often you've been to Hong Kong, you'll still be wowed by it. -BT
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6 great walks in China
The Great Wall is just one of many places in China to put the feet to work. Discover a watery wonderland in the Jiuzhaigou mountain valley in Sichuan, or enjoy the old-world charm in a walking tour of Wuyuan. -China Daily/ANN
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In a glass of its own
Over a million discarded glass bottles enjoy a new lease of life as building material for this Thai temple. -ST
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Roof of the world
A trip to Tibet on the earth's highest plateau is a heavenly experience. -SPU
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India's city slickers go back to basics with rural tourism
The village of Purushwadi offers a simpler alternative to city life. -AFP
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Epic journey through Hubei
Hubei, site of the Battle of Red Cliff, has mountains engraved with Tang dynasty poetry, giant statues of China's ancient heros and dramatic scenery. -SPU
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Wild wow W in the East
W hotel's newest property in Hong Kong cannot be beat for its rockstar bling factor of crystal-encrusted toilet bowls. -ST
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Awe-inspiring Cambodia
Nothing could have prepared AsiaOne reader Monica Sharma for the cultural richness and splendour she was to experience in Cambodia. -AsiaOne
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Sea of clouds
Retrace the steps of poets and artists to capture the breathtaking scenery of Huangshan in China's Anhui province. -SPU
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Take a geisha-assisted tour in Kyoto
The Gion district, well known for its geishas, is a must-visit in Kyoto. There you can catch a glimpse of the ladies who inspired the movie Memoirs of a Geisha. -TNP
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48 hours in Xiamen
The booming southeastern Chinese city is an emerging tourist destination, with dated architecture, quaint scenery, chic cafes and fresh seafood. -Reuters
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Glorious temples in an ancient land
Visitors to Tamil Nadu are irresistibly drawn to the many ancient temples there, with one attracting over 10,000 Hindus everyday. -NST
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Close up with nature in Nantou
Get high on fresh mountain air and farm life in Taiwan's central region. -SPU
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Mumbai's jolly good
Bollywood city springs back to action as Mumbaikars put behind a terrorist attack to get on with life, now boosted by Slumdog Millionaire's fame. -SPU
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Meditation time
Find serenity and spirituality in the temples of Osaka. -SPU
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Irasshaimase!
Welcome to the colourful festivals, dance parades and sandy beaches in Japan's southern islands, where history and culture come alive. -SPU
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Home of samurai
Fall in love with picturesque Kurashiki in Okayama prefecture, a treasure chest of traditional Japanese arts, culture and souvenirs. -SPU
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Explosion of colours
Enjoy the sights and sounds at the Atami Waterfront Fireworks Festival in Japan. -SPU
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Cherry blossom fever in Japan
It's party time for the Japanese when the cherry trees burst forth with flowers. -SPU
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A night in Macau
Singaporeans are drawn to the enclave for its colourful events, exotic cuisines and eclectic architecture. -SPU
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In search of Nirvana
Hop on India's express train to Buddhism's holiest sites and get jolted by a touch of spirituality. -SPU
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Back to the future
Futuristic Seoul has all the contraptions to make life more convenient for the Koreans. -SPU
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Shanghai style
Visit the Chinese markets where you can be sized up for made-to-measure clothes at bargain prices. -SPU
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Travel Postcard: 48 hours along Chennai's Coromandel Coast
Get the most from a short stay in the area overlooking the Bay of Bengal, near the city of Chennai. -Reuters
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Chaos and charm
From its architecture to its textile museums and food, there are reasons galore to fall in love with Ahmedabad. -ST
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Foodie paradise in Guangzhou
You can eat off the streets of Guangzhou with vendors serving up cheap and good food. -ST
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A spiritual embrace
Religion was once brutally suppressed in China. Now, however, its values are being embraced. -The Star/ANN
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Wacky, weird and wonderful
Strange and surreal things abound in Tokyo but, oh, they are all so much fun. -ST
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Glories past and present
Hyderabad's heritage and handicraft complement the pace and progress of the throbbing metropolis. -ST
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From Hong Kong with love
Being single doesn't stop writer Leong Su-Lin from enjoying a romantic day in the city as she sails on a Chinese junk and rides on a noisy tram. -SPU
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52 icons to look out for in Korea
From a bottle of soju to a "Be the Reds" T-shirt, South Korea has identified 52 iconic essentials which will be used to promote the country abroad. -The Korea Herald/ANN
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Come and behold the world's tallest
Evertius Andrew never gets tired of showing people the world's tallest tropical tree at the Tawau Hills National Park in Tawau, Malaysia. -NST
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The story behind this ox
As a symbol of Beijing's Summer Palace, the statue known as the Golden Ox has witnessed many memorable events. -China Daily, ANN
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Paradise in Kansai
Melissa Heng soaks in a steaming bath surrounded by snow and then feasts on crabs and Kobe beef in this beautiful region on Japan's Honshu island. -SPU
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Top dim sum eateries in HK
This writer chases carts, survives the impatient gaze of diners eyeing her table and gets elbowed in the eye by her neighbour picking his teeth - to present the lowdown on the best places to eat dim sum. -TNP
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Philippines' city in the clouds
Baguio's cool climate and breath-taking landscapes are big attractions. It is perched some 1,500m above sea level, is home to about 300,000 residents. -TNP
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Where women rule
From dancing to meat cutting, women in Lijiang have seemed to dominate the place with their versatility. -China Daily, ANN
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Baby-friendly yet full of adventure
Writer Frances Tan has good fun with her six-month-old son and mountain climbing hubby in Japan's northern island of Hokkaido. -SPU
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What colonial hangover?
The former British colony harbours good shopping, great eating and a happening tourism scene. -ST
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48 hours in Hong Kong at Christmas time
Renowned for fine dining, bountiful shopping and buzzing nightlife, the financial hub and former British colony is also a good place to soak up some festive sights. -Reuters
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Gorgeous Guilin's river of life
Picturesque Guilin, whose population relies on the Li River, offers a quick getaway for urbanites. -myp
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Phuket packs a punch
From unspoilt beaches to spicy seafood to religious festivals, the island enthrals body and soul. -ST
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Tuk-ing road less travelled
Six Singaporeans will travel in two tuk tuks across India for a fundraiser which the Republic is taking part in for the first time. -ST
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Joining the Cape escape
Taiwan's quaint southern tip, made famous by the Golden Horse nominated hit film Cape No. 7, is drawing tourists in droves. -ST
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Back to the future in Beijing
Ancient China reveals itself in the Ming Tombs and the majestic Great Wall of China along with
the city's many modern marvels. -ST
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New wave
Before arrival of the Westerners, Hainan Island was mostly pioneered by Japanese tourists who surf. -China Daily, ANN
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Luxury at its best
Conrad Maldives Rangali Island, the hyper-luxurious hotel, is spread over 2 islands linked by a 500m walkway. -ST
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It is paradise on earth
Less than 1m of Maldives is above sea level and it could be submerged in 100 years due to rising sea levels. -ST
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Cycling to Caoling Tunnel
We somehow expect to see a light at the end as we cycle into Caoling Tunnel - but there is none! -China Post, ANN
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Asia's Latin City
Zamboanga: A seaside city with an old settlement upgraded by the Spanish conquerors. -ANN
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Sassy Seoul
Busy and bustling ? that is how one Korean expatriate living here describes her city. -ST
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Going solo in Asia
Lorraine, a 23-year-old civil servant, is open to all living environments ? countryside ruggedness or city living - for her holidays. -ST
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Gal pals get rugged
Travel experts plan holidays for this bunch of rugged girls who are looking for an all-girl thing - boyfriends not included. -ST
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Colombo when it sizzles
Apart from its idyllic settings, Colombo is a culinary haven for even the most seasoned traveller. -ST
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A glimpse of Osama
He's said to be harder to locate than a needle in a haystack, but find yourself staring at the elusive Osama bin Laden inside the cave of Gua Tempurung in Perak. -NST
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Life writ large in a humble xiaolongbao
Step into the cosmopolitan city of Shanghai, aka Paris of the East, and grasp the right technique of eating xiaolongbaos. -BT
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Diving into Sabah
With numerous islands, underwater treasures and highlands, Sabah is simply too good to miss. -The Star
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The hunt for red durian
At RM1 a fruit, every day is a durian day. Find the slice of heaven at an all-you-can-eat feast in a durian orchard and dig in the deep yellow or reddish-orange ones, also known as 'Ang Heh' or Red Prawn. -NST
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Must-see tourist joints in Ho Chi Minh City
Head to the Ben Thanh Market in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City this Christmas. -ST
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With a dzong in my heart
Bhutan is more than just a destination for celebrity weddings such as Tony Leung and Carina Lau's. -ST
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Old trilla in Manila
The old walled city of Intramuros saw plenty of WWII action. Now there are plans for more shops and restaurants. -ST
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Hiraizumi: More than meets the eye
Hiraizumi, which literally translates as "Peace Spring", doesn?t seem at first glance to have much to offer but there is more to this Japanese town than meets the eye. -The Star
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Lake district
Among Hanoi's traffic-choked streets are lake-side pockets of calm and tranquillity. -BT
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Lost horizon found
Discover the natural beauty of Shudu Lake in Shangri-La county. -China Daily
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Bingzhongluo: An unspoiled paradise
Catch the unspoiled paradise at Bingzhongluo where its the beautiful scenery seems endless. -China Daily
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Mahout in training
Learn how to keep from falling off an elephant at the Four Seasons Tented Camp. -The Star
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Monstrous fun
The Gilham Fishing Resort in Krabi is an angler's paradise come true. -The Star
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Ride fast and furious at Tokyo Disneyland
Take a high-speed ride through "ceremonial ruins" at DisneySea in Tokyo. -ST
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Zhongdian: Utopia near the Tibetan border
Located at the borders, many travellers use this town as a gateway to Tibet. -The Jakarta Post, ANN
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World's most exclusive recluse
Step into the reclusive country and discover how Kim II Sung moulded North Korea to what it is today. -The Star
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Hangzhou's treasures
There's more than picture-postcard views here - delve into Chinese culture and history in this ancient city famous for its tea, silk and traditional Chinese medicine. -SPU
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Romance, shopping and stylish dining in Tokyo
Check out a cosplay fashion hub or see the city from 115m high up - make the most of your Tokyo visit with these sample itineraries and hot spots. -SPU
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India's Silicon Valley not just about computers
Bangalore is often called a garden city, with parks in every part of the capital. But if strolling amongst greenery is not for you, there's a whole host of shopping, dining and shopping options as well. -ST
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Tianjin the 'modern' playground
Tianjin - where a new eco-city is currently being built by Singapore and China - also features a bounty of attractions like a futuristic museum, an amusement park, and a vibrant night scene. -China Daily, ANN
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Beached
Travellers in search of the ultimate sun-and-sand holiday would be more than happy to be marooned in the Maldives. -BT
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Picture Perfect
Go behind the 'screen' to the settings of famous chinese films. -China Daily
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Call of the wild
"Nature will get much better in Kanas" -China Daily
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Baby, Sydney's for you
'Touch and feed' animals at the wildlife park, zoo and aquarium keep kids entertained - and happy. -ST
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Splendour of Sichuan
Be enthralled by the natural beauty of China's Sichuan province. -ST
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In the isle of the gods
With its rich culture and natural beauty, it's hard not to be enchanted by Bali. -ST
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Ladakh, the 'Little Tibet'
In this mystical land, don't be fooled by what you see. -TNP
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Come, explore 'lncredible India'
All you can find: from cool retreats, to heritage sites to health tourism. -China Daily
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Pampering in Maldives
Immerse yourself in the Angsana Velavaru for a luxurious island getaway. -ST
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Christmas corals
The tiny island in the Indian Ocean boasts amazing wildlife in the sea and on land. -ST
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Islamic civilisation in miniature
At the Taman Tamadun Islam in Kuala Terengganu, you will find replicas of symbols of the Islamic world from the Middle East and Europe to India, South East Asia and China. -NST
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A glimpse of Sydney city skyline
Unfolding Sydney through a stroll. -The Star
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Island offers adventure for fun-seekers
It's the sun, sea, and seals as the writer discovers the exciting activities Bruny Island's eco-tours have to offer. -NST
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See Indonesia's beauty in diversity
This year is "Visit Indonesian Year", so travel to any of these 11 different regions with direct flights from Singapore on SilkAir and Garuda Airways. -SUT
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Smells like a good getaway
A one-day jaunt to Johor for shopping, a seafood dinner and an endless serving of durians - who can resist this? -ST
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A day-tripper's delight
One of a must when visiting Beijing: Exploring hutong around the area of Shichahai. -China Daily
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Chengdu strutting its stuff
There is no place more illustrative of Chengdu's temperament than Chunxi Road, the upscale shopping district, where women strut their stuff like models on a runway. -China Daily
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Baoding boasts culture, natural beauty
Baoding: One national AAAAA scenic spot, six AAAA scenic spots, two world geoparks, three national geoparks, four national forest parks and one national key scenic spot. -China Daily
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A taste of kimchi, a glimpse of DMZ
South Korea is familiar to many, thanks to its cars, mobile phones, football and Winter Sonata but there are still surprises waiting to delight visitors to its shores. -The Star
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'World's happiest country' also pricey to visit
Thanks to Tony Leung and Carina Lau's wedding in Bhutan, more travellers are interested in 'the last Shangri-La'. -TNP
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People caught in time warp
The wrath of Nature and political unrest may have taken their toll on Myanmar but despite all these, you can feel the serenity of a people living a life steeped in tradition. -NST
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48 Hours in Beijing
Learn how to make the most of this busy city by bike, foot and public transport. -Reuters
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Glimpses of Old Beijing
Go beyond the Great Wall to see Beijing via hutongs, or narrow alleys, which are a contrast to the rapid development of the city. -ST
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Capital attraction
Some Japanese go on vacation by checking into a hotel without actually leaving Tokyo, where they live and work. -SPU
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Hike up Mount Fuji
Climbing this active volcano in the Land of the Rising Sun can be invigorating. -SPU
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Gateway to Japan
Fukuoka, famous for ramen noodles and rock stars, is a tale of two cities. -SPU
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High art in Shanghai
Old warehouses are turned into enclaves for Chinese artists to showcase their works. -SPU
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Lovers' concerto
Hangzhou's West Lake is a famous setting for Chinese romances. -SPU
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Conquering Mount Everest is pure git
Climbing the world's highest mountain is a tortuous journey of self-discovery, infinite patience and sheer resilience. -SPU
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Back to basics in Brunei
Feel the rustic charm of the sultanate come alive. -ST
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Sleepless in Taiwan
With midnight spas and 24-hour bookshops, Taiwanese nightlife will keep you wide awake. -SPU
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In Tiger's Nest
Hiking up a mountain to a spectacular monastery in Bhutan can be exhilarating. -SPU
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Cool escapades
Take in the sights along Otaru canal in Hokkaido. -TNP
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Beach and food hot spots
Sunny Terengganu, just a short hour's flight from Kuala Lumpur, boasts the longest sandy coastline in Malaysia. -TNP
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Adventurous fun
India's hills, lakes & coasts offer interesting sights. -TNP
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Memorable snapshots
Take your wedding photos in a personalised tour package. -TNP
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Skiing in Japan
Most ski resorts in Japan offer a wide range of slopes for beginners and children. Many of them also come with ski schools. -ST
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Sleepy hills of Seonunsa
Korean speakers may also consider Seonunsa for a temple-stay; a retreat in which you stay at a temple and learn about Buddhist culture. -The Korea Herald, ANN
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48 hours in Istanbul
Istanbul boasts a rich cultural mix with influences ranging from Roman to Arab, and a rich Muslim heritage of the Ottoman Empire. -Reuters
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Bustling and vibrant city
Signs of new-found wealth can be seen everywhere in Vietnam's largest city. -NST
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Fukuoka's food fiestas
Eat your heart out in this city on Kyushu island which offers everything from ramen to cow offal steamboat. -ST
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48 hours in Siem Reap
Make the most of your stay in Cambodia by immersing yourself in the rich history and culture. -Reuters
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Cultural crossroads in Istanbul
Once home to great civilisations such as Byzantium, Constantinople and the Ottoman Empire, Istanbul now draws visitors on a different quest. -NST
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Almost every facet of Diamond House is flawless
Just a few minutes' walk from Khao San, Samsen is definitely more peaceful and roomy, and still close to must-see tourist spots. -Daily Xpress
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Unbeatable at Bang Tao
With three floors to stretch out in and a pool on the roof, the new Dusit Thani Pool Villas max out on private luxury. -The Nation
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Hidden oasis
Escape Bangkok without leaving it. -The Nation
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Blessed by Mother Nature
Just 270km from Bangkok, Ratchaburi's Suan Phung district captures the spirit and vitality of both Chiang Mai and Khao Yai but still retains its own identity. -The Nation, ANN
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The Dheva way to divinity
Told on arrival he's too hot for his body, our man commits to salvation at Chiang Mai's heavenly Dhara Dhevi. -The Nation
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Haven and earth
Named a Unesco's World Heritage site, China's earthen buildings are both home and fortress. -ST
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Hot spot seals with a kiss
Thanks to the volcanoes in Lake Toya, there is a wealth of hot springs in picturesque Hokkaido. So go on and soak them up. -ST
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Indian beauty with French looks
Editor Roopinder Singh lived in New York for six years but was drawn back to his hometown of Chandigarh. -ST
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You're the wildlife
You can explore Tone Pariwat Wildlife Sanctuary fast, slowly or very, very bumpily. -Daily Xpress
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Tranquillity with all the trimmings
The just-refurbished Kantary Bay Hotel dishes up rich facilities with lashings of peace and quiet. -The Nation
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Beating a retreat
A new resort on Thailand's easternmost beach is ideal for holidaymakers seeking solitude, but it may be too quiet for some. -The Nation
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Best of both worlds
A Phuket holiday complex with villas available for long- and short-term rental is ideal for anyone seeking total privacy. -The Nation
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Blissed out in Bali
The small but cosy Rama Candidasa Resort is ideal for a tranquil break in a tropical paradise. -The Nation
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Rumble in the jungle
A floating lodge in a rich tropical forest makes for an ideal weekend getaway. -The Nation
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From badminton to nasi kandar
If you?re craving for nasi kandar in Perak, head for Mat Perak?s stall in Ulu Kinta. -NST
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The underwater temple beckons
Drowned by a dam, Wat Wang Wiwekaran in Sangkhla Buri is still a place for contemplation. -Daily Xpress
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Old-style muso
Despite his advanced years, Pattani violinist Waekha-der Waedeng, 77, still has a youthful passion for music. -Daily Xpress
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Paradise beneath the surface
A fascinating wonderland lies beneath the aquamarine waves in Indonesia's Komodo National Park. -The Star
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Adventure awaits in Bhutan
Breathtaking scenery, hiking expeditions through remote areas and high-altitude mountain biking are major attractions. -BT
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China's Hawaii
With a tropical climate and unspoilt, palm-fringed beaches, Hainan has all the ingredients to become one of Asia's top tourist resorts. -TNP
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48 hours in Kaohsiung, Taiwan
A center of traditional Taiwanese culture, Kaohsiung is also Taiwan's second largest city, and one of the world's biggest ports. -Reuters
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Gardens of human diversity
At the highest latitude in Viet Nam, Ha Giang is home to 23 ethnic minorities. -ANN
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Thailand on a shoe-string budget
RM1,000. Eight days by road from Bangkok to Chiang Mai. How did Zalina Mohd Som fare? -NST
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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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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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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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Shopping thrills
Splurge to your heart?s content at the Malaysia Mega Sale Carnival. -SPU
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Big deal on weekends
The MICE crowd fills the Putrajaya Marriott Hotel on weekdays, but weekends are reserved for leisure travellers. -NST
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For the record: Heritage island
The Langkawi archipelago is Malaysia?s largest cluster of islands. -NST
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Have your fill in Colombo
From history to good food and shopping, the colourful capital of Sri Lanka has much to offer. -ST
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Heritage Zone: Mystery carved in stone
Stones don't talk, so the puzzle of who engraved these figures in the rock surface remains unsolved. -NST
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En-deer-ing moments in the park
Hungry deer, friendly bears, birds of different feathers, pig-tailed macaque and pythons all add up to an amazing tour of Deerland Park. -NST
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Best of Tanjung Karang: Refreshingly rural detour
Journey to Tanjung Karang and look beyond the coconut trees and padi fields. -NST
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Experiencing Eden
Hidden within the Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon, it is arguably the remotest county in China and the only one that is not connected by highway to the outside world. -China Daily
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Land of mystery
Get off the beaten track next time you?re travelling because you never know what you?ll stumble upon, especially in a country like ours where superstition is alive and flourishing.
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Bonkers over Bong Da
The glazed look, the moans of agony in the middle of the night, the lack of sleep. Yes, Bong Da fever has descended upon Hanoians and expats alike.
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Chase the dragon
Camera flash or lightning, we wonder on the way to Halong Bay in Northern Vietnam's Qu ng Ninh province. -The Star, ANN
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Deep in Laos
A trip to Laos is just the ticket for the inquisitive traveler searching for a country rich in culture and beauty. -The Jakarta Post
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Shanghai surprises
The cosmopolitan Chinese city sizzles with its people, nightlife and great variety of food. -ST
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Rebuilding history
A historic neighbourhood in Beijing has been revamped to cater to tourists but the shops won't be ready in time for the Olympics. -ST
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Phuket & Krabi: Beaches that are sure to float your boat
If the lively Patong beach is not your scene, head for the quiet and relaxing beaches in Phuket and Krabi. -TNP
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Follow the leader
Mind the steps and more steps, but Sri Lanka's Buddhist trail is chockful of many World Heritage sites. -ST
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Cool spot after rough 4WD adventure
Join a group of 4WD drivers to a campsite next to a popular waterfall near Maran, Pahang. -NST
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Cashew trees bring life to island
The presence of cashew trees allows small animals to thrive without problems on an island in Langkawi. -NST
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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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From souvenir shop to luxury-brands store
Since its revamp , DFS Galleria has scaled down its souvenir section and moved with the times by bumping up the presence of international brands. -ST
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Zen look, Zen outlook
White quartz floors, glass panels and plenty of skylight. The Fo Guang Shan Buddhist centre in Punggol is making a bold statement with its modern look. -ST
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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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Climbing the stairs of Huangshan
If you want to only climb one mountain in China, then let it be Huangshan Mountain. -China Daily, ANN
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Is that an egg on the roof?
Despite the stuffed polar bear in the hallway, the 'dead giant' in the garden and an egg on the roof, Dali's house is still more sane than surreal
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Silk Road nostalgia
China's Kashgar is a perfect starting point to explore other hot spots such as Lake Karakul. -ST
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Nirvana for the body and soul
If you're looking to get away from it all, the Shangri-La's two sister resorts in Sabah allow a traveller to unwind in the best possible environs. -The Star, ANN
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Belitung: A Sumatra Neverland
Bangka Belitung is a province in southern Sumatra that comprises two main islands separated by a five-hour ferry ride, and a number of smaller islands.
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Temple stands tall
Unknown to many, the Sam Seng Kung temple more than 100 years old. -The Star, ANN
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A little piece of paradise
Nestled among the hills on the Selangor-Negri Sembilan border, Broga Sak Dato Temple is like a little piece of paradise. -The Star, ANN
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Perfect for a day by the beach
WHEN the Acehnese conquered Johor Lama, a small village at the mouth of Sungai Johor was their resting place and source of water supply. -NST
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Mercure rising in Phuket
Beached out on the island? Head for the pool! -The Nation, ANN
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Inner Mongolia's blue city of temples
Here we recommend several temples travelers can hit on a one or two-day stay in the city. -China Daily, ANN
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Relaxing but interesting stay
You can always find something to do at Tanjung Rhu Resort in Langkawi. -NST
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Best of Sabah: Nursery for the orang utan
For those who can?t make it to Sepilok, the Nature Reserve at the Shangri-La Rasa Ria Resort is a wonderful opportunity to view the orang utan. -NST
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A few blooming seconds
Some people see buds, others a rotting, stinking mess. But many never ever see the largest flower in the world at all. -NST
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Hooked on charming Manila
The Philippine capital fascinates with its warm people and colourful nightlife. -ST
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Surf's up
Four new water and sports centres will open along Siloso Beach on Sentosa next year. -ST
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Swimming with Crocs
The Crocs yacht sailed into Tioman to help divers conduct coral reef surveys. Even seasickness and the fear of sunburn didn?t stop them from having a great time. -NST
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On the trail of bargain & luxe buys
Huge variety in Korean & Japanese malls. -TNP
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What a catch!
Full moon or not, squid jigging was the happening event at a recent three-day festival in Terengganu. -NST
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Best of Penang: Chauffeured in Penang
Not having to drive for a tour around Penang has its special moments. Make the most of having a driver who is an expert on what the island has to offer. -NST
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Double-decker tour of downtown Seoul
The double-decker's voice system plays a virtual guide, offering a brief introduction of key spots in English, Japanese, Chinese and Korean. -The Korea Herald,ANN
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This side of Pakistan
What you won't likely see on the news is the side of Pakistan that is far, far more worthy of being written about. -Philippine Daily Inquirer, ANN
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Charm amid the chaos
Taipei may not dazzle. But it works its charm on you - slowly and surely. -ST
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Living with the Melanau
The mainly fishing Melanau community of Sarawak has an interesting culture: coffins in the backyard, raw fish, sago worms and the fishing season festival. -NST
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Clean, wholesome family fun
Some say the path to self-discovery can only be found in the outdoors, where physical and mental endurance are pushed to the limits. -NST
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Colourful bazaar
If there's one thing Malaysians love, it's the markets that many of us would have grown up with. -The Star, ANN
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Cool getaways
Check these places if you need a breather from the hustle and bustle of the city life. -The Star, ANN
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Respite from the city
Just head for the nearest park or botanical garden when you feel the need to leave the hustle and bustle of the city behind. -The Star, ANN
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Ski, soak and savour sashimi
Charming and laidback, Nozawa Onsen in Japan is so tiny that it has only one traffic light. -ST
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Kochi is where the heart is
Gateway to Kerala, India, this crowded port city is a state of startling natural beauty. -ST
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Me Tarzan, you Jane
Swinging through the trees on Koh Chang. -Daily Xpress, ANN
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Far from the island crowds
A small boutique hotel on Phuket's Maikhao beach guarantees privacy and peace for romantic getaways. -The Nation, ANN
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A quest for quiet
Beaches with backdrops of blue sky and towering hills calm the senses in crowded Hong Kong. -The Nation, ANN
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Let your inner child roam free at this museum
It is a smart, small-scale and nicely packaged alternative to some of the more obvious culture-based choices in the Greater Tokyo area. -BT
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Pampering your kids and you, Sheraton-style
She's just been given a complete US$10 million facelift that makes it one of the snazziest hotels in Tokyo Bay. -BT
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Are you with the Disney Party?
You are, if you've just been to Tokyo's Disney resort, DisneySea Park, and display tell-tale
signs of satisfaction as you recall the thrills of your spills. -BT
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Uniquely Hanoi
Every place has its quintessential quirks, and Hanoi is no different. -The Star, ANN
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The simple life
You can open yourself up to modern influences while still remaining true to tradition, as a tribal guide in Vietnam shows.
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Getting God?s attention
The traditional frog dance of Laos is performed when times are bad and appeals have to be made directly to heaven. -The Star, ANN
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Reef rescue
This being the International Year of the Reef, a group of volunteers is surveying the reefs on several islands in Malaysia under the Sustainable Island Programme. -The Star, ANN
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Middle Kingdom's Motown
The Yellow Crane Tower is one of the attractions Wuhan has to offer. -China Daily, ANN
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A Chinese oddity
The ancient artefacts uncovered in Sanxingdui in Sichuan, China look as if they might have been Mayan. -The Star, ANN
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Malacca gets a makeover
If you haven't been to the Malaysian town in a while, head down there for some surprises amid the nostalgia. -ST
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Pingyao: Ancient walled city
Much has been said about ancient walled city of Pingyao, the Rishengchang founded on the premises of a dye shop in 1823 to service the Shanxi merchants. -The Star, ANN
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Fantasy island for real
Dreamy luxury comes as standard at the Racha resort, but the choice of activities is an eye-opener. -The Nation, ANN
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Happy families island
Keeping the kids busy at Phuket's JW Marriott Resort is easy - and adults will need the space to explore all that's on offer. -The Nation, ANN
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In a pint-sized Phuket
Tourists can now take giant strides through Phuket's colourful past. -The Nation, ANN
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Paradise shunned
They're rich in history, hidden beaches and water sports - so why is it that Thais ignore the holiday isles of Cebu and Borocay? -The Nation, ANN
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Full of Eastern promise
An easy hour's motoring from Bangkok, Bang Saen and Koh Sichang are ideal destinations for a weekend escape. -The Nation, ANN
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A little-known GEM
Phu Toei National Park has marvellous views, plus a shrine to the Lauda Air disaster. -Daily Xpress, ANN
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Wild ride
Walk on the wild side in Thailand . . . no, not that type of wild, but the safari variety. -The Star, ANN
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Land of top hats and fairy chimneys
Turkey?s Cappadocia region offers fantastical rock formations, ancient history, and warm hospitality. -The Star, ANN
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Pristine environment
Being one with nature is easy to do in Dungun. -The Star, ANN
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Open air complex for work and shopping
There's a new office cum shopping complex that's steadily rising as a place for bargain hunters. -NST
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All things Malacca at the Majestic
Heritage is restored as an old mansion opens its doors as a new hotel to pamper guests. -NST
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Adventure zone: The mystery cave in Tambun
Tales of a mystery chair in a cave lures visitors seeking some spook-filled adventure. -NST
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Charm amid the chaos
Taipei might be crowded and confusing, but this city will win you over with its contrast of old and new, urban and rural. -ST
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Penang: More than just food
Clueless as to what you can do in Penang, famed for its delicious nonya delicacies? -NP
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Desaru: Beaches & birds
Clean, sandy beaches, sea sports facilities and fun tourist attractions for the whole family can all be found at Desaru. -NP
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Kuala Lumpur: Capital pleasures
Take a look at what the capital of Malaysia has to offer. -NP
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From beaches to boutiques... Malaysia's got it ALL
Malaysia is at the crossroads of cultures, where the East meets the West. -NP
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An unusual Orient-ation
Chinese culture fuses with Filipino history in Binondo, creating a unique Chinatown in the process. -ST
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City hotel by the sea
Penang's G Hotel has lots to offer - from spacious rooms and friendly service to the sea, shopping centre and hawker centre at its doorstep.-NST
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Tomb in car park
A solitary tomb stands in the middle of the Kuala Kedah ferry terminal car park. Who does it belong to? -NST
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Full force of the Bajau
The normally quiet town of Semporna took on a boisterous, carnival atmosphere for the annual Regatta Lepa Festival. -NST
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Tokyo in bloom all seasons
Whether it be the time of cherry blossoms during the mild winters, this charming Japanese city is always busy, never boring. -ST
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48 hours in Kyoto
Kyoto, Japan's ancient capital, is a laid-back counterpart to Tokyo, first established more than 1,000 years ago. -Reuters
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Ha Tien: eclectic mix of sun, sand, gemstones
Despite having no major natural attractions or even facilities like quality hotels and resorts, Ha Tien Town is an extremely attractive place thanks to its primitive beauty. -Viet Nam New, ANN
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A taste of Korean culture and cuisine
If you're a Korean serial drama fan, then you must visit Nami Island. -The Star, ANN
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Come pilgrims, one and all
An architectural miracle, the Borobudur is held together by an interlocking system of rocks. -The Star, ANN
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Heaven and hell in Cambodia
Angkor does not only hold evidence of the extraordinary creativity of the Khmer empire but also bears witness to the powerful forces of nature. -The Jakarta Post, ANN
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Tohoku is Japan's last samurai town
Resplendently preserved with little thatched houses, it is testament to the might and influence of the Shogun. -BT
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A retreat from the CBC
The chic, classical decor offers a contrast to the contemporary Asian style favored on the other end of town at the hotel's Financial Street spa location. -China Daily, ANN
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Discovering new highs in Hangzhou
Hangzhou is a popular tourist destination within easy reach of Shanghai residents - but there is much more to the place than just West Lake. -China Daily, ANN
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Scorching heat, drenching plum rains, characterize Nanchang
This intermittent drizzle is a meteorological feature unique to the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River, where my hometown Nanchang sits. -China Daily, ANN
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Singapore in a fine state, no joke
Hi-tech skyscrapers soar among picturesque old buildings while people remain steeped in ancient traditions. -China Daily, ANN
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Let it snow
Forget about shopping. Get a new high skiing in the winter wonderland that is Nanshan Ski Village near Beijing. -ST
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Magic off the Mergui isles
Divers exploring Burma's largely uncharted waters are left as gapemouthed as the mammoth whale sharks they encounter. -The Nation, ANN
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Shanxi's walled mansions
The Jinshang have left behind a legacy of extraordinary residential architecture. -The Star, ANN
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More than just a restaurant
The Hole In The Wall is famous with yachters and an enterprising local has set up a restaurant, fish farm and homestay to cater to the needs of tourists. -NST
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Best of Port Dickson: The place for an activity-filled holiday
There is a cool place in Port Dickson suitable for all ages, with activities ranging from swimming, abseiling, riding horses to go-karting. -NST
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Big attractions in little Perlis
It may be the smallest State in the country but there are charms aplenty to be found in Perlis, like its countryside, food, peoples and shopping. -NST
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Touched by angels
For a crash course on Indian, Chinese and Khmer cultures, hightail it to Bangkok. The city never sleeps, unlike its historical Reclining Buddha. -ST
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Bandung: Get the creative juices flowing
It was ironic that as I left Jakarta and sped along the Cipularang toll road in a shuttle van, I could actually feel myself slowing down. -The Jakarta Post, ANN
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Horizon lost in time
China's Lijiang, with an 800-year-old history, still retains much of its old-world charm. -ST
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Tale of 3 cities beyond Seoul
South Korea has picked three eco-friendly cities to woo retirees from Asia. Attractions include golf courses, ski complexes and casinos. -ST
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So you want to splurge...
Check these 2 restaurants in Japan if you are one of those who live to eat. -ST
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Tokyo eats
The Japanese capital is chock-full of small, local eateries that serve up gastronomic gems. Here?s a guide on the locals? favourite hangouts. -ST
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Caving into pain at Mulu
A one-day lightning tour of the Gunung Mulu National Park caves can prove taxing in more ways than one. -NST
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A day in Taipei with Jolin
Taiwan's tourism ambassador and Mandopop star Jolin Tsai popped into town over the weekend to promote her hometown. -TNP
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JIA Shanghai
Boutique hotels have been hard to come by because in the Chinese context, big is always better. -BT
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The architectural legacy of China's most awkward city
Once China's second largest city, the home of China's first university and a thriving cultural melting pot, Tianjin is today an afterthought. -China Daily, ANN
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Jakarta to Yogyakarta: A tale with lots of twists
After viewing the film Easy Rider for a second time, I had this idea of driving to Yogyakarta during the long weekend in March. -The Jakarta Post
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Classic love story attracts tourists to Namwon
Sung Chun-hyang and Lee Mong-ryong, unlike Romeo and Juliet, lived 'happily ever after' in the story originating from a type of Korean folk opera titled Chunhyang-ga. -The Korea Herald, ANN
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48 hours in cinematic Hong Kong
Hong Kong's dynamic blend of old and new continues to captivate film-makers, giving the densely packed city a rich cinematic history. -Reuters
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Catching the Korean wave
Dramas come alive for Korean pop culture newbie Jacqueline Woo. -SPU
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Hotel with a floor just for women
Naumi sets aside 5 rooms just for female travellers to give them a sense of privacy and security. -ST
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In with the new
India's capital city is all aglow with its bustling markets, ancient forts and grand
traditions. Welcome to the past, pomp and present of New Delhi. -ST
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Carefree? Check.
Cheap? Check.
We ask young people where they headed to for their holidays. -NP
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Speedy wood work
The friendly race of wooden scooters amongst the Igorot tribesmen is one of the highlights of the three-day festival. -ST
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The Island of the Dead
From simple gravestones to elaborate sarcophagi, tombs are everywhere on Pulau Samosir
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A city making up for lost time
Forget images of bicycles crowding the streets of China's capital - Beijing dazzles with its scale and modernity
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Holy sanctuaries in Wutaishan
Reputedly the home of the Boddhisattava of Wisdom, Wutaishan is one of the holiest Buddhist sanctuaries in China
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My volatile mistress
She is maddening and thrilling. Hanoi is a temperamental and crazy city that?s hard not to love
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Macau, where you find Jesus, Confucius, and Versace
Not only the shopping mecca of China, Macau is also a country of historical importance for some religions
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Goan Holiday
India?s beach paradise is not only perfect for soaking up the sun, sand and sea, but it?s also great for dirt-cheap food, parties and shopping
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In the spiritual realm
Temple-hopping in Bangkok, Simon Rowe visits the city's "magic nine" temples to feel their pulling powers. -SPU
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Bright and beautiful
Hakodate's megawatt night views and gorgeous seafood are star attractions in Hokkaido. -SPU
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Quirky Kerala
The south-western Indian state is as famous for its diverse eats as it is for its political leanings
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India's little-known apostolic shrine
Chennai in Tamil Nadu is where you will find one of three churches in the world built over the tomb of an Apostle
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Yungang's treasure
Shanxi's Yungang grottoes are renowned for some of the finest Buddhist carvings in China
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Tourism threatens beauty of Taiwan's Sun Moon Lake
A hotel building boom is causing worries among locals and environmentalists that the unspoilt beauty of the lake will be ruined
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Sleepy backwater goes glitz
Long known for its laid-back nature, Chengdu is working on a second act as the economic engine and cultural cornerstone of southwest China.
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Manga Mania
Turn off your TV and enter a new realm in Japan - where anime and manga keep people and cash registers singing. -ST
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Qingdao: Olympic city
Western and local tradition are seamlessly juxtaposed in Qingdao, famous for its beer and host of the 2008 Beijing Olympic sailing events.
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Women on top at the peaks
A beautiful lost world - almost - with virgin mountains is found in Lijiang in Yunnan where women are the head of the house and men practise the fine arts
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Unveiling China
Rich in nature, culture and history, China has many more unexplored destinations for discerning Singapore tourists
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A test of your traveller's mettle
Noisy, frantic, crowded and not for the faint-hearted, Mumbai has long been, to travellers at least, a city only Mother India could love
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Bhutan: 'Land of the Thunder Dragon'
The last surviving great Himalayan kingdom has long turned its back on the rest of the world, favouring Buddhist compassion over Western capitalism
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Nirvana in Nepal
Masala tea or me? Prepare for enlightenment and be awestruck by Mount Everest, the vibrant culture, gorgeous landscape and people
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Natural beauty
Eye-catching hues and shades of nature everywhere captivate the visitor
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Escape to Shikoku
The Land Of The Rising Sun is more than just Tokyo. For a change, explore the scenic
and peaceful island of Shikoku
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A walk below the clouds
Yunnan delights travellers with its picturesque natural and historical sites
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A Yen for Japan
Tokyo is more than Disneyland, shopping and the youth haunts of Shibuya and Harajuku
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Not a gambler? Not a problem
The Sands is a must-see even if you don't fancy taking a flutter
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Old world charm, new world vibrancy
Tech meets fun in this energetic Indian city
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The island where Hainanese Chicken Rice was born
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Farmstay fantasy
Fancy escaping to a rustic locale where you can gaze at fireflies and munch on delicious chicken?
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Hainan makeover
Be amazed by the transformation of China's tropical island in just five years
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A sidecar named adventure
Hop on a motorbike tour of the quiet countryside in Beijing
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Passage to Pyongyang: Day 4
All quiet on the DMZ front
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Passage to Pyongyang: Day 3
Empty disco, quiet casino
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Passage to Pyongyang: Day 2
Oddly quiet city, monuments everywhere
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Passage to Pyongyang: Day 1
The people of North Korea are no different from you and me.
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City of delights
Explore the island with a homestay vacation
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Intoxicating Maldives
Who needs gin and tonic in paradise? Not Mallika Naguran
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Pure Bliss in hot bath
When it is autumn in Tohuku soaking in an onsen or hot spring bath is popular with locals and tourists
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Incredibly magical
A huge country with a rich history, culture and diversity, India is awe-inspiring
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Older than Forbidden City
Explore the historic Qingjing Mosque in China's Fujian province
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Lake paradise
Jiuzhaigou is a natural paradise of jewel-coloured waters and snow-capped peaks
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At home in Hokkaido
S'pore's iconic Merlion thriving in the southern tip of Hokkaido?
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Caved in
The village of Zhongdong, China, is built inside a cave.
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A higher calling
Despite meeting two types of suckers - one for blood and the other for money, Tibet and Nepal left us feeling spiritual
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Casino boom in Macau
With upcoming developments dwarfing the first IR in S'pore, can the Republic compete?
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In love with a lake
Taiwan's Sun Moon Lake is a favourite haunt of tourists, especially honeymooners, observes Grace Goh
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Where East meets West
Macau is an exotic blend of European and Chinese cultures
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When the stars don't come out
If Jay Chou and Jolin Tsai are hard to find, turn to Taipei's other stellar offerings, like Shi Lin
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Moved by mountains
Rugged peaks, ancient monasteries and ephemeral sights of a world far removed from ours
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Ticket to write: Dimsum in Delhi
What is it like to report, first-hand, news from other countries?
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Call of the wild
More S'poreans are travelling to Mongolia for the nomadic experience
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Passage to Pyongyang: Key information
Getting there, Getting around, Shopping
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Exotic getaway
Kerala has lots more to offer than just stunning beaches and surreal backwaters
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Soothing the body, mind & spirit
Sri Lanka's natural beauty and visitor-friendly attractions appeal to all the senses
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A feast for the senses
The City of Joy has some surprises for the traveller
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Club Med Kani, Maldives
Geoffrey Eu makes a visit to Club Med Kani
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Peaceful, easy feeling
The notion that last year's tsunami had wiped out the Maldives' coral reefs and marine life is far from true
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