South Asia

Winter season may not be upon Malaysia, but it doesn’t hurt to know about the cool winter festivals in the Asian region.

In search of a luxurious getaway without breaking the bank? Look no further! We've curated a list of eight incredible accommodations around Asia that offer the perfect blend of luxury and affordability, all under RM500 a night.

Malaysia has proposed the development of an “appropriate regulatory coherence mechanism to facilitate safe, convenient, and seamless travel at the regional level.”

Every road in Ladakh has a story to tell and I’m so glad I got to create memories on them. Nestled in the Trans-Himalayas, high-altitude mountain passes, monasteries, and stunning high-altitude lakes are what add to Ladakh’s allure.

Goa is more than a paradise for tourists who love its beautiful beaches, nightlife, cuisine, heritage, and festivals. This western Indian state has more to offer; Goa is a shopper’s paradise too.

South India is a land of many languages, with a rich history and diverse culture. Each region here is so different from one another that the locals take offence when generalised as South Indian.

Considered one of the most remarkable cave temples in all of India, Kailasa Temple is a megalith carved out of a single rock. Its size, architecture, and sculptural treatment are also what makes it so impressive.

Periyar National Park was initially made a sanctuary in 1934, but in 1978 became Kerala’s first tiger reserve. Hence why the area is also known as the Periyar Tiger Reserve.

Are you thinking about a romantic, dreamy getaway for your honeymoon? A honeymoon on this South Asian country made up of over 1,000 coral islands will be magical regardless of where you stay or what you do.

Upon first glance, Maharishi Mahesh Yogi’s Ashram isn’t very different from most other ashrams around it. It was possibly the most famous ashram in all of India thanks to four British men who we know as The Beatles.

Take a walk on the wild side. Or a hike. You can count on being rewarded with picture-perfect vistas and photo-ready wildlife as long as you’re exploring one of these picturesque national parks in Asia:

Although you won’t see it straight away, the unique architecture of Jami Ul-Alfar Masjid in Colombo was inspired by the pomegranate. Covered in elaborate stripes and patterns, a candy cane comes to mind instead.