Travelogues

Well, it’s that time of year once again. We’re back with some of Asia’s most exciting destinations for the coming 12 months, places that are guaranteed to awaken your adventurous spirit and leave you mesmerized by the planet’s beauty, diversity and fascination. We’ve rounded up some of the most interesting, undiscovered and jaw-dropping locations from …

Officially the biggest golf club on the planet by Guinness World Records in 2004 – replacing the historic Pinehurst Resort in North Carolina – this golf course and luxury resort has become the unofficial center of all things golf in the country, with CEO and Chairman, Dr. Ken Chu, commonly referred to as China’s “Mr. Golf.”

Beach, island, camping – there are so many choices for Indonesian holidays; so, why not all three? For those who’d rather not sacrifice resort-style service for a shot at calm and quiet, there is glamping.

India isn’t your average golfing getaway, but the country actually has a deep and abiding history in the sport, gradually gaining ground since the 19th century.

From Bollywood on the Arabian Sea to tigers in the deep of the Indian subcontinent, the spirit of Maharashtra is the lifeblood of India.

There’s something about Gansu province plains that, put simply, fits – the timbre of the wind on a rumbling sky, the expanse of greenery with the occasional firework of floral color, grassland dotted with life.

After landing in Kyrgyzstan, skiers might be tempted by the proximity of Bishkek, but there is much to compliment the slopes of Karakol, including a level of resort-style service that won’t be available elsewhere.

The Hornbill Festival in Nagaland brings together 16 tribes for a week of celebrations, understanding, and culture, and there’s no better way to experience this yearly revelry than from a luxury camp.

Vietnam is a country of contrasts, with a rich history and background that keeps travelers visiting time and again to its various cities, each of which offer a different variety of experiences.