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With thousands of years of history and a unique Xinjiang culture, there’s a lot to see in Kashgar, but if you’ve only got one day, these are the sites you won’t want to miss.

Be it getting some cheese from the local buffalo dairy or patronizing a pachyderm sanctuary, animal lovers in Laos will find a few critter-friendly activities to keep them occupied.

A jumping off point for places like Madaya Pradesh and Rajasthan, New Delhi’s status as a travel hub for India has attracted some of the finest hotel accommodations in the country.

The Musmeah Yeshua Synagogue serves a small, tight-knit community of 20, but the story and heritage of this site draws travelers from around the globe.

Some places have the grand imperial dynasties, others forgotten cities, but from Bhopal travelers can look all the way back to the Mesolithic Period.

Saigon’s art scene has been on the rise for years, and these spots will sate the sophisticated art lover’s need for a deeper look into Ho Chi Minh City.

Portugal’s colonial history has left an indelible cultural and architectural mark on Macao’s landscape, and lovers of old buildings and photography won’t want to miss these.

For island and beach lovers looking to detox in five-star surroundings, these spas have what the wellness traveler to Thailand craves.

Photographer Jordan Hammond travels to Zhangjiajie National Park to shoot some of China’s most famous karsts.

Madhya Pradesh is a growing India destination for history and nature lovers, and there are some pretty swank places to stay.

Sigiriya gets all the good press, but Pidurangala has the best view. For trekkers looking for the best possible vantage in the region, Pidurangala is the hike to beat.

Author and filmmaker James Newman takes readers on a dark walk through Thailand’s capital, a journey through the more noir world of Bangkok.