Destinations

Dining in the dark and $100-banh mi? Ho Chi Minh City is brimming with innovative options for the modern gastronome.

Despite its natural beauty and fascinating cultural practices, Papua New Guinea remains one of the least traveled regions in Asia; it’s time to take a little trip on Instagram.

Grab a passion fruit-tini at Métis or a Coco Django at Alila and watch the best show Bali has to offer.

Dave Stamboulis gets off the beaten track in China’s Gansu for spectacular mountains, high grasslands, and Buddhist reflection.

South Korea is the casual hikers’ paradise, and the trees and mountains in the fall turn the entire peninsula bright yellow and red.

Park your bags at Tintagel or Uga Residence and then head on over to these charming Colombo seafood staples for Crabzilla and ambulthiyal.

Bali is a big place. To get away from the tourist hurly-burly, Uluwatu has great food, unbeatable surfing, and hidden beaches to get away from everyone.

Dubai’s art scene has been on the rise for years, and now that it’s in full bloom, there’s plenty of innovation for art lovers and gastronomes.

The Shimanami Kaido takes cyclists over modern engineering marvels, through bucolic scenes of rural life in Japan, and to gateways of Japanese history.

There’s more to Hong Kong than plush hotels and fine dining. In places like Lantau and atop Needle Hill, Hong Kong is for hikers.

With the history of Angkor Wat, culture wonders of Tonle Sap, and urban adventures of Phnom Penh, the luxury beaches and private islands are often ignored. That’s a mistake.

From the serenity of Pucak Manik to the must-do Sekumpul, these Bali waterfalls will put an exciting jungle spin on your Indonesia getaway.