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The ornate “Bridge of Wind and Rain” features thatched-roofed drum towers decorated with sculptures and frescoes.

Near Guilin, scenes straight from a storybookLocated in the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region to the west of Guangzhou, nature has endowed the area with a landscape that...

A junior suite at La Rose Suites in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

La Rose: Streamlined sophistication in CambodiaIn a capital bustling with energy, the 68-room boutique hotel is a peaceful reprieve in its midst.

The Workshop Coffee serves up serious third-wave brews.

Ho Chi Minh City: Chic amid chaosArriving in the city can either feel like a rude awakening or a welcome return to civilization (likely a bit of both) after...

Seoul's downtown cityscape.

Can South Korea tourism weather rising political tension?One tour operator says that the destination has cooled for Americans, but three others say that bookings remain quite strong.

The stupas of the Borobudur temple compound on Java. It is the largest Buddhist monument in the world and contains 72 statues of Buddha.

Fury, serenity share stage on scenic JavaWith its marketable mix of golden sands and bright blue surf, Bali takes all the headlines. But far greater gems lie on Java,...

A rendering of the lobby of the Lisboa Palace Hotel, scheduled to open early next year.

Macao visitors, and hotel rooms, on the riseIn the first quarter of this year, the destination saw a 5.6% increase year over year and a 3.1% increase in U.S. visitors. The...

Iridescent parrotfish and coral formations in the Great Barrier Reef. Blue Dive Port Douglas offers Professional Association of Diving Instructors courses as well as guides to explore the reef.

Reef exploration with refinement in AustraliaPort Douglas, in Tropical North Queensland, makes a great launching point for exploring the Great Barrier Reef, as well as...

Snorkeling at Koh Rang, an island in Thailand’s Trat province.

Enlightening activities on a visit to ThailandDestinations editor Eric Moya writes about off-the-beaten-track experiences in Bangkok and Trat province.

The Shwedagon Pagoda in Yangon is popular for photos at sunset but is less crowded in the late morning or early afternoon.

Sights, snacks, sailing in ever-evolving Yangon, MyanmarAs the point of entry into the country, many travelers gloss over Yangon, using it merely as a point of connection. But the...

A chanting ceremony at a temple on Qixia Mountain outside Nanjing.

Exploring history and spirituality in NanjingAmong the city's draws, it offers some of China's most important Buddhist sites, a wealth of Ming dynasty artifacts and one of...

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