Destinations

Mandarin Oriental Muscat joins forces with the city’s Royal Opera House to offer guests special benefits during the forthcoming winter season.

In the Kakheti region of Georgia, harvest is a heartfelt celebration of the country’s artisanal wine-making traditions that is about more than getting your hands dirty.

Khorog is no buzzing metropolis, but the frontier city— home to the annual Roof of the World Festival—offers cultural and culinary comforts to weary Pamir Highway travelers.

Construction of new property now underway on spectacular Vaavu Atoll.

Muscat’s Royal Opera House has established itself as one of the leading cultural lights in the Middle East since its unveiling.

Siem Reap is in the process of reclaiming a cache as a cocktail destination with a mixology scene to rival bigger cities around Asia.

Paro is often overshadowed by Thimphu, but Bhutan’s second-largest town has spice that reaches beyond the ubiquitous local chili paste.

New property offers trademark opulence as well as easy access to the city’s alluring traditions.

New Remote Lands expedition allows adventurers to experience the “secret path” to Everest in comfort.

A rising whale shark population in the seas off Qatar has seen the Gulf country become a focus for marine conservation in the Middle East.

Bali’s innate Hindu spirituality is to the fore at its array of sacred Hindu spaces. From dramatic sea temples to shrines that cling to mountainsides, here are some of our favorites.

Cambodia’s two biggest hubs—Siem Reap and Phnom Penh—offer contrasting experiences while showcasing plentiful history and evocative colonial heritage.