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August/September 2015
In Search of India’s Top Textiles
Amid the remote tribal villages of northwestern Gujarat, ancient craft traditions—particularly textiles—are slowly being revived.On the Job with the Eastern and Oriental’s Piano Man
Singaporean pianist Peter Consigliere, whose repertoire has entertained guests in the E&O’s convivial Bar Car for 20 years, talks about his time aboard Southeast Asia’s only luxury train.Color the World as you Wish
Four new coloring books for adults feature major world cities as their subjects.All that’s Blooming in Boston
After living in Asia for more than a decade, a New Englander returns to Boston to find it buzzing with lively neighborhoods, a vibrant restaurant scene, and an even stronger sense of itself.An Hour-by-hour Guide to Staying Up All Night in London
London is getting a lot more lively with the fall debut of the Night Tube. Here’s a list of things to keep you busy till dawn.4 Breathtaking New Golf Courses Around the World
A quartet of new or forthcoming golf courses around the world are set to up the game with challenging layouts and stunning scenery.10 Local Hot Spots Across Hong Kong
Longtime Hong Kong resident and author of the recently published guidebook "Hong Kong Precincts" shares her favorite spots in the city.Brewing Strong in Northern Laos
In the far north of Laos, hill tribes have been cultivating tea for centuries, making Phongsaly a must-go destination for any lover of the leaf.Hanoi’s Most Artistic Hotel
The Apricot Hotel has opened as one of the city's most stylish new abodes with an art collection worthy of a museum.The Restaurant That’s Changing the Shape of Malaysian Cuisine
At his debut restaurant Dewakan, chef Darren Teoh is shaking up the Kuala Lumpur food scene.What’s New in Jakarta’s Hippest ‘Hood
It seems like there’s always a new hot spot opening up in Jakarta's Senopati area. Here’s the cream of the latest crop.A Sun-drenched Sojourn in Southern Africa
From game drives in Pilanesberg National Park to a river safari on the upper Zambezi, a trip to southern Africa delivers creatures—and creature comforts—aplenty.Top Views at this New Rooftop Garden in Istanbul
The Witt Istanbul Hotel now has a permaculture garden overlooking the Bosphorus.Sacred Tattoos at The Siam’s New Tattoo Studio
The Bangkok hotel now has a studio specializing in Sak Yant tattoo art.Kandy’s Most Colorful Festival
There’s no better time to visit the central Sri Lankan city than during the 10 days of the Esala Perahera festival.The Tropical Treasures of Xishuangbanna
The lush, mountainous region of Xishuangbanna is a slice of Southeast Asia in China, complete with hill tribes, tropical gardens, and steamy rain forests. Let the adventure begin.Bread Street Kitchen Comes to Singapore
Gordon Ramsay's fourth outpost of his famed London Brasserie opens in the Shoppes at Marina Bay SandsThe Afterlife and Times of Tana Toraja
Toraja is one of Indonesia’s most enticing destinations, yet many travelers pass it by in favor of Bali or Borobudur. They don’t know what they’re missing.The Indian Heritage Centre Sparkles in Singapore
Located in Little India, the new museum is all about Indian culture in Singapore and is eco-friendly, tech-savvy, and architecturally gorgeous to boot.Six Senses Opens its First Resort in China
The Thai resort group known for its responsible luxury ethos has opened its first resort in China at the gateway to Sichuan's Qing Cheng Mountains.A Look at Moscow’s Rem Koolhaas–designed Garage Museum
Designed by Rem Koolhaas, the Gorky Park museum houses one of the foremost collections of Russian contemporary art.