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Queensland Calling
Australia’s northeast coast is THE only place on the planet where two World Heritage Sites—the lush rain forests of the Daintree region and the Great Barrier Reef—meet, giving travelers the best of both worlds
The Floating World of The Tonle Sap
Lifeblood of the ancient Khmer empire, Cambodia’s Great Lake has for centuries nourished rice fields, wetlands, and a unique way of life. But can this fragile ecosystem survive the environmental pressures of the modern age?
Buried Treasure
The South Korean city of Gyeongju continues to serve as the historical showcase of a country enthralled with the modern, despite the best efforts of developers and politicians to update it. And while this former imperial capital may not be as immediately beguiling as, say, Kyoto, it offers countless pleasures of its own; You just have to know where to look
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April 2008-April 2008 issue
Beijing By the Numbers The summer Olympics may be the big drawing card this year, but China’s inimitable capital offers visitors plenty of other reasons to linger. Here are 20 ways to make the most of Beijing—plus the inside track on where to stay, shop, and eat.
February 2008-March 2008 issue
The Aman Way Celebrating its 20th anniversary this year, Asia’s quintessential resort brand continues to put the emphasis on pioneering locations, privacy without pomp, and, above all, its people
December 2007-January 2008 issue
A Drop In The Ocean Time seems to slow down in the remote Yap Islands of the western Pacific, where traditions remain strong and life moves to an ancient rhythm
October 2007-November 2007 issue
Spirit of the Forest In a remote corner of Thailand, a near-extinct tribal people have secured a future for themselves, with the help of an unlikely benefactor
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April 2008-April 2008 issue
Lodgings Update Opening this month, the Banyan Tree Sanya Resort & Spa (86-898/8860-9988; banyantree.com; doubles from US$1,550) is set on the serene Luhuitou Bay on the southern coast of Hainan Island. Each of its 61 slate-walled pool villas boasts a pool, garden, and open-air bathtub set in a lotus pond; the best are equipped with rooftop massage pavilions and whirlpools.
February 2008-March 2008 issue
Whitestone Cheese Rolling Feb. 6; whitestonecheese.co.nz
December 2007-January 2008 issue
Our Favorite Rooftop Bars
Nothing quite beats sipping drinks under the stars, particularly when you’re surrounded by glittering skyscrapers. Here are five high-style haunts where—weather permitting —you can take your night to the next level.
October 2007-November 2007 issue
Pacific Place Given all the South Seas coverage I’ve seen in your magazine recently, might it be worth considering changing the title’s name to DestinAsia-Pacific, or even PacificAsian? I mean that humorously, of course, though I have to admit I was skeptical when I came across your first Polynesian story—I believe it was about Vanuatu —a year or so ago. Since then, however, I’ve enjoyed such reports immensely, particularly Christopher Cox’s recent write-up on Tahiti and its sister islands [“South Specific,” August/September 2007]. If only it was easier for us to get to such places!
Rickey Lam
Singapore
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> Through June 30, the Kayumanis Jimbaran (62-361/ 770-777; kayumanis.com) is offering a 30-percent discount on stays at its one-bedroom pool villas;
Indonesia
> Guests at The Legian, Bali (62-361/730-622; ghmhotels.com) will enjoy 30 percent off room rates until June 20, in addition to such benefits as a bottle of champagne and canapés upon arrival.
China
> Until July 15, China World Hotel, Beijing (86-10/6505-8885; shangri-la.com) is inviting DestinAsian readers to visit China’s capital with its “Beijing Indulgence” package.
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