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Malaysia
Neighbourhood guide to Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia’s capital has long been one of Southeast Asia’s best places to eat, and the city’s melting-pot cuisine is now sharing the stage with hip hotels and thriving street markets
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Author Archives: Lee Cobaj
China
Like a local: Best bars in Hong Kong
Hong Kong has always had a reputation as a boozy, party city, and between its rooftop hangouts, speakeasies and late-night dives, it would be more than possible to drink around the clock. Here's what one…
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Maldives
Where to stay in the Maldives
This chain of coral isles criss-crossed by bright white yachts and cherry-red seaplanes shuttling guests to some of the most beautiful hotels has become one of the world’s most enticing destinations
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China
Neighbourhood: Hong Kong
Hong Kong is best experienced by simply soaking up its colourful culture during an amble around, walking up an appetite for the city’s incredible array of ethnic eats as you go
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Thailand
Neighbourhood: Bangkok
Thailand’s capital may be big and brash in places, but it’s got plenty of soul, whether you’re exploring the back streets of Chinatown or the hidden bars and vintage stores of its new hipster heartland
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China
China: High on a mountain of dreams
In the mountains of Northern Yunnan, Shangri-La — that earthly paradise of fiction — is as real as the cobbles that line its streets. Yet from its Tibetan temple to its cosy courtyards, nothing is…
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China
Hong Kong: The sound of the sea
Just a short distance from the heart of Hong Kong, Tai Long Wan is easy to reach by boat, but choose the more challenging route and the reward is even sweeter
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Thailand
Thailand: The tom yum test
How do you like yours? With river prawns? Pork spine? Bony mackerel? A quest to find Bangkok’s best tom yum soup opens up a world of flavour
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Travel Talk
7 ways to haggle like a local
Ever felt ill-equipped for the task of haggling in foreign markets? These tips — and a dash of determination — will see you stroll away from souks with souvenirs at savvy prices
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Travel Talk
7 ways to fly like a VIP for less
We can’t all afford private jets and first-class airborne suites — but watching the pennies doesn’t have to mean compromising on comfort and class
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