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Marble marvel: the Taj Mahal in Agra

Monsoon magic in the north of India

The icons of the Golden Triangle are refreshingly accessible during the rainy season, discovers Harriet O'Brien on an off-peak adventure

Feast in the east: Jalan Alor night market in KL

Asia's original fusion food

Enhance the traditional tourist trail by experiencing Malaysia through its dazzling cuisine, says Mark C O'Flaherty

Vegetable vendors on Dal Lake

In search of lasting tranquility in Kashmir

After years of trauma, the region is once again on the travel map. Harriet O'Brien returns

Open all hours in Bangkok

Sunset is no reason to stop shopping in the world's most visited city, says Sophie Lam as she explores its bustling night markets

Water therapy: The writer in an onsen

Japan: Discover hiking Nirvana on Kii's path to enlightenment

Pilgrims have walked the 54-mile Kumano Kodo for more than 1,000 years. Now, Aaron Millar joins a new trip that follows the route through sacred mountains, mossy woodland and heavenly hot springs

Sixty years since the first ascent, Everest is still on top of the world

Sixty years ago today, Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay conquered Mount Everest. Today there's more to the Himalayas than mountaineering, says Aaron Millar

Harbour intentions: The cityscape view from Victoria Peak

Hong Kong: Big vistas and even bigger ambitions

The region has long been a thriving hub, but it's still looking to the future, says Tom Peck

Flag up: Bodnath Stupa

48 Hours In: Kathmandu

Sixty years after the first successful ascent of Everest, Sue Watt finds ancient temples, royal palaces and rooftop restaurants in the Nepalese capital

Balancing act: a basket boat at Laguna Lang Co

Vietnam: Visions of a coast that's changing fast

Luxury hotels are taking hold in this communist corner of South-east Asia, reveals Laura Holt

Feeling the heat in Kolkata

Although the temperatures are appetite-suppressing, Kolkata's food scene is legendary

48 Hours In: Tokyo

Visit Tokyo in the springtime and enjoy the city's colourful festivals, buzzing markets and impressive temples, says Emma Love

Quintet quarter: A bedroom at the B&B

B&B and Beyond: Quintet, Shanghai

For an escape from the city's modern skyscrapers, find sanctuary in this charming 1930s house, says Lucinda Baring

Colonial echoes in old Calcutta

Traces of the Raj accompany a stroll through India's former capital

Barefoot luxury lives on in Phuket

Twenty-five years ago, the opening of the Amanpuri resort saw high style arrive in a backpacker haven. Now it's here to stay, says Mark C O'Flaherty

Postcard from... Tunisia

The Harlem Shake video produced by students at a language school in Tunis looks familiar enough. There is a boy with a cardboard box over his head dancing wildly, a girl in a dressing gown jumping up and down, a mass of hair bouncing with her.

 
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