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August/September 2010
Japan Travel: Hokkaido’s Shiretoko Peninsula
Hokkaido’s untamed Shiretoko Peninsula conceals some of the wildest places in Japan.Vietnam: a Vibrant Art Scene in Hanoi
Despite the ups and downs of the art market, Hanoi remains a vibrantly creative place.Traveling Bali’s Back Roads with Village-Based Ecotourism
A network of Balinese villages is putting community-based tourism on the map.Hiking: 5 Great Treks in China
Taking the measure of China’s best treks.Hong Kong Restaurants: 208 Duecento Otto
From the founder of JIA Hotels, this innovative eatery brings contemporary Italian cooking to the ever-gentrifying Sheung Wan neighborhoodSydney Restaurants: Mod-Oz Magic at Tomislav
A new harbor-side restaurant in Sydney showcases nouvelle-Australian cuisine at its finest.Abu Dhabi: Full Speed Ahead
With its second F1 Grand Prix and a slew of new attractions on the horizon, Abu Dhabi is living life in the fast lane.Shanghai Hotels: The Waterhouse at South Bund
A look at the Waterhouse at South Bund, the first China property by Loh Lik Peng, the Singaporean hotelier behind the New Majestic in Singapore.Manila Shopping: The Collective
Creative minds think alike at The Collective, a new “anti-mall” in Manila’s Makati City.Bali Nightlife: Ku De Ta Still Life of the Party
Bali's lounge bar and restaurant Ku De Ta marks its 10th year of serving sunset cocktails to the island's in-crowd.Himalayas: A Luxury Truck Tour from Nepal to Bhutan
A trailblazing truck tour from Nepal to Bhutan aims to bring a measure of luxury to the high roads of the Himalayas.Spas: Malaysian Persuasion
Never mind Bali and Thailand, Malaysia is wooing spa-goers with its own extraordinary breed of pampering retreats.Singapore: Star Chefs Heating Up the Dining Scene
Five high-profile chefs are heating up the city-state’s dining scene.Lebanon: Brave New Beirut
Beirut might be the travel destination of the moment, but for all the new hotels, restaurants, and boutiques, it is still the city's eternal magic that enthralls the most.