Asia Travel Guide – Best Cities & Local Tips

Asia

Explore Asia’s incredible diversity, from ancient temples and street food capitals to futuristic skylines and tropical islands. In-depth city guides covering Southeast Asia, East Asia and the Indian subcontinent.

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Tashkent

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This complete 2026 Tashkent travel guide covers Central Asia's largest capital — from the new Center for Islamic Civilization and the 800-year-old Chorsu Bazaar to Soviet-era metro art, plov hotspots, day trips into the Tian Shan mountains, and practical visa, currency, and transport tips for visiting Uzbekistan.

Luang Prabang

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A comprehensive travel guide to Luang Prabang, the UNESCO World Heritage city in northern Laos. Covering the top temples, Kuang Si Waterfall, best restaurants, nightlife, shopping, cultural experiences, and practical tips for planning your trip — from alms-giving etiquette to the Laos-China Railway.

Siem Reap

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Siem Reap is the gateway to the majestic Angkor Wat temple complex, home to the iconic temples of Angkor Thom and Ta Prohm. Explore floating villages on Tonle Sap Lake, experience vibrant Pub Street nightlife, and immerse yourself in Cambodia's rich Khmer culture. A destination that seamlessly blends ancient history with modern adventure.

Chiang Rai

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Chiang Rai, nestled in the mountainous north of Thailand, is a captivating city renowned for its artistic temples, cultural heritage, and proximity to the legendary Golden Triangle. Founded in 1262, this ancient kingdom capital blends traditional Lanna culture with contemporary art installations, drawing visitors from across the world to experience its unique charm.

Penang

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Georgetown, Penang's UNESCO World Heritage capital, is Malaysia's gastronomical capital featuring iconic street art, Michelin-recognised hawker culture, colonial heritage, and Clan Jetties. Discover the best things to do, eat, and know about Penang.

Kanazawa

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Kanazawa is a stunning castle town preserving centuries-old traditions with Kenrokuen Garden, samurai and geisha districts, and authentic Edo-period architecture. Discover the best things to do, restaurants, museums, and travel tips for visiting Japan's most culturally rich destination outside Tokyo and Kyoto.

Hoi An

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Hoi An is a mesmerizing ancient town on Vietnam's central coast, renowned for its remarkably preserved 15th-to-19th-century architecture and enchanting lantern-lit streets. Explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site, commission custom tailored garments in 24–48 hours, enjoy authentic cao lau and banh mi, relax on pristine An Bang Beach, and take day trips to My Son Sanctuary and Ba Na Hills.

Taichung

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Taichung, a metropolis of 2.8 million in Central Taiwan, blends cutting-edge architecture with cultural heritage. Home to the iconic National Taichung Theater, the colourful Rainbow Village, and the world's largest night market, Taichung offers an authentic Taiwanese experience. This comprehensive guide covers top attractions, museums, restaurants, night markets, day trips to Sun Moon Lake and mountain regions, plus practical travel information.

Osaka

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Osaka, Japan's dynamic metropolis, blends historical charm with modern flair, making it a fascinating destination. Known as the nation's kitchen, Osaka's culinary scene is unparalleled, with Dotonbori district at its heart, offering street food, okonomiyaki (savory pancakes), and takoyaki (octopus balls). The city's symbol, Osaka Castle, showcases Japan's rich history amidst serene parkland. For families, Universal Studios Japan brings Hollywood magic. The futuristic Umeda Sky Building, with its floating garden observatory, provides stunning city views. Osaka's friendly locals, vibrant nightlife, and shopping districts like Shinsaibashi add to its appeal, ensuring a memorable experience for all who visit.

Phnom Penh

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Phnom Penh, the captivating capital of Cambodia, lies at the confluence of the Mekong and Tonle Sap rivers, offering a unique blend of traditional Khmer culture and French colonial heritage. Known for its historical landmarks, the city's Royal Palace and the Silver Pagoda stand out with their stunning architecture, while the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum and the Killing Fields of Choeung Ek offer sobering insights into the country's past. Phnom Penh's bustling markets, like the Central Market and Russian Market, are treasure troves for shoppers. With its vibrant street food scene, serene riverside promenades, and lively nightlife, Phnom Penh invites visitors to discover its charms and resilience.