An Online Magazine from the Asia Travel Experts at Remote Lands
Travelogues from Remote Lands speaks with the inimitable Bill Bensley about design, temples, and monkeys at the InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort, the final stop on the Bill Bensley Trail.
When Paul Theroux set out from his local stop on the London underground to the farthest reaches of Asia by rail, he would go on to write one of the greatest travelogues of the modern age. But Asia has changed.
Last week Remote Lands announced The Bill Bensley Trail, a luxury tour throughout Southeast Asia with star designer and architect Bill Bensley, taking place from February 16 to March 1, 2020.
What better way to keep a beach-side golf course clean than with the local water buffalo? This Nick Faldo course north of Danang uses bio-mowers to keep the links pristine.
Nicole Leigh West leads us through a luxurious ladies’ getaway in Hanoi, a city filled with food, adventure, shopping, and cocktails.
Graham Greene’s Saigon was a different world, a planet all its own where the fictional Thomas Fowler from the Quiet American was yet unborn.
Phu Quoc just got a little bit tastier with the addition of French fine dining at the JW Marriott’s Pink Pearl, a highly anticipated F&B addition featuring Chef Amine Lakhdari in the kitchen and Bill Bensley behind the design.
Vietnam has plenty of golf courses worth a mention, but it’s Danang golf that brings travelers to beaches, mountains, and world-class links all in one place.
If you want a proper souvenir from Ho Chi Minh City, try taking some of the cuisine home with you. Learn how to make your own Vietnamese food on your journey through Asia.
When it comes to nature and wildlife in Vietnam, the country often takes a backseat to its Southeast Asian neighbors, but there’s still plenty to see in the country’s pristine parks.
Travel writer Duncan Forgan travels to Halong Bay for a little peace in the notoriously crowded destination, heading for Bai Tu Long on a private boating experience.
Never heard of Quy Nhon? It’s not exactly secret, and it’s not exactly on the tourist trail. But, a new hotel is putting this underappreciated destination on the luxury traveler map.