Asia

We at Travelogues love going to Uzbekistan, so we went on a quick trip around Instagram to introduce you to some of our favorite Uzbekistan treats.

Nature lovers, thrill seekers, culture vultures, and every other shade of parent will all find family-friendly activities for their ankle-biters in Shanghai.

It’s official: Boracay is closing. But, for travelers who want tropical paradise and a party in the Philippines, there are quite a few options left.

It’s a long time to go to the Singapore Grand Prix, but if you want the best views in the city, these luxury hotels are right on the track.

Whether it’s authenticity from Italy or Shanghainese experimentation, diners walking the Bund will find fine food all along China’s most famous view.

The glitzy streets of Singapore aren’t far from the tropical wilderness of Southeast Asia, filled with monkeys, magical birds, and the beloved Singapore otters.

Sushi is complicated. Travelers can’t just show up at a swank hotel and expect the best. To do Tokyo sushi properly, you need to know the city.

The basis for the 1944 novel Anna and the King of Siam, the legacy of Anna and Louis Thomas Leonowens remain to this day.

One of the most scenic and grueling marathons in the world is set to kick off next month on one of the planet’s greatest architectural marvels.

With the biggest collection of amari in Southeast Asia, both classic and modern, the mixology at night-only Marcello is causing a stir.

For the proper kaiseki experience, there is Kyoto. A city like nowhere else in the Land of the Rising Sun, the food here is deeply seasonal, highly cultural, and extremely delicate.

Spring is in the air and boots are on the ground in Asia to see everything the continent has to offer, from temples in Bagan and the City Palace of Udaipur to Beijing’s Forbidden City and Nusa Penida underwater.