Asia

Camera tech is booming at a breakneck pace, and for the traveler who likes to get tired, wet, and dirty, this is very good news indeed.

Most go to Bali for the beaches, and there are still plenty of areas where discerning travelers can experience this Indonesian treasure in peace and luxury.

Through jungle to a smoldering caldera, Mount Kerinci provides a challenging two-day hike up a volcano towering over Sumatra.

Brunch, lunch, and dinner get all the attention, but these hotel breakfasts in Asia will wake you up salivating for the most important meal of the day.

Kathmandu may not be known for its fine dining, but for foodies looking for something a little deeper, Nepal’s capital delivers.

An option for the discerning Japan traveler, the ryokan experience is a cultural adventure best enjoyed with a little inside knowledge.

Swordsmithing and kaiseki cooking – Tokyo doesn’t have to be rushing about to see the sights; take it down a gear to experience the finer things.

The new Sofitel Inle Lake Myat Min opens on the banks of Myanmar’s most popular lakeside destination, part of an attempt by AccorHotels to increase its presence in Myanmar.

White-sand paradise and a kayak full of sushi right next to Abu Dhabi – if you’ve got a big party in need of an even bigger island, Zaya Nurai may be what you’re seeking.

America may have opted out, but UNESCO is still making picks for travelers who want to dig a little deeper on their journeys through Asia.

Zipline or bungee? Bike or hike? Singapore may be prim and clean, but there are plenty of ways to get sweaty from Sentosa to the Southern Ridges.

Bedraggled, fuzzy, and occasionally drunk on berries, the Sri Lankan sloth bear in summer is one of the lesser known treasures of Yala and Wilpattu.