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Kaiseki in Kyoto, samsa in Samarkand, or bibimbap in Busan — Asia is a foodie feast for every kind of traveler.

Join Remote Lands as we look at some of our favorite Asia-based mysteries, noir tales, and political intrigues to help you decide on the perfect read to inspire your next trip.

Anantara Hotels has announced a new addition to its Middle East portfolio, the ninth from the luxury brand in the region, including six in the United Arab Emirates.

Politics will undoubtedly affect Afghanistan’s neighbors, as well as one of the most treasured drives in Central Asia: the Pamir Highway.

Though there are still a number of restrictions for Koh Samui, now is a good time to start thinking about what you’re going to do when you get to paradise.

In Thailand’s long and storied Muay Thai history, one curious event sticks out in dry accounts of the early days of Rama I, a humorous fight that, in retrospect, seems to make so much sense.

Vietnam’s paradise island of Phu Quoc is considering a proposal that would welcome back international tourists to the Mekong Delta island.

A Silk Road wonder, untouched natural beauty, and fascinating people — Uzbekistan is an underappreciated Central Asia treasure.

There is no need for a 600mm lens or to follow a kingfisher around for hours. No, this land is alive with colorful birdsthat can be well shot by any run-and-gun photographer.

The belated expedition of science, architecture, and the arts takes off on October 1, and adding to the Expo-citement is the fact that Dubai can be visited right now.

Joining a handful of other destinations in Asia, Qatar has re-opened its borders to international travelers.

It can take years or decades for a site to achieve Unesco World Heritage status, but inclusion means a great deal of time and study — and tourists.