Amazing Landscapes

A road trip along Taiwan’s east coast allows travelers to see strange architectural wonders, breathtaking natural beauty, and dynamic Asian cityscapes from a whole new angle.

Regular Myanmar travelers will be familiar with the Balloons over Bagan, and now there are Balloons over Loikaw, a much lesser traveled Burmese destination.

Photographer Jordan Hammond takes his camera to Osaka for a journey through nature, street food, and markets, as well as a visit to the natural wonderland of Nara.

The history of the Wakhi people and the Wakhan Valley is complex, and the journey across the Pamir Highway can be unpredictable, barren, and cold. In the faces of the Wakhi people, there is warmth.

Expert photographer Jordan Hammond made Bali his home and did some of the best shooting of his life on this paradise. Here’s how.

Photographer Jordan Hammond gives Travelogues advice on his favorite photography spots in Hong Kong, from East Dam to Quarry Bay.

Nazima and Earl Kowall made an epic adventure to Meghalaya in 1992; so much has changed since then, but a startling amount has remained the same.

Despite all the press and nature documentaries, Meghalaya remains somewhat isolated. For the nature lover who wants to see humankind living in harmony with nature, this wettest place on Earth is a good start.

Yamagata isn’t the best known cherry blossom site in Japan, but it’s an area brimming with seasonal Tohoku charm well worth the visit.

Jay Tindall travels to Mui Ne to video the curious coastal phenomenon of Vietnam’s desert-like sand dunes moments from the beach and the jungle.

Nam Cheah turns her camera on Nepal’s capital of Kathmandu, where she finds a city of color and chaos and a world still recovering from the earthquake of 2015.

Underwater sound systems, light shows, and private dips – these luxury hotel pools in Vietnam will whet your appetite for some poolside drinks and high-jinks.