Jim Eagles keeps watch as Borneo's dexterous orangutans get stuck into their tucker.

Deborah Dickson-Smith meets prehistoric dragons.

Off the main tourist routes in Japan there are other wild and peaceful worlds to explore.

Kate Ford visits Beijing and enjoys the craft beer and art of the notoriously serius city.

Aimee Shaw checks into the Radisson Blu, Amritsar.

Andrew Stone checks into a heritage property with Indian Ocean views.

An ancient people go about their lives as they have for centuries, writes Guy Needham.

Antony Suvalko and Leanne Kitchen on the delicacies of this Vietnamese city's cuisine.

Taiwan's former capital is making the most of its rich traditions, writes Lincoln Tan.

Kiwi's retreat empire is a global award winner, writes Annemarie Quill.

Lucy Casley explores one of Vietnam's most beautiful cities.

In Thailand, you can find it all, writes Jane Jurgens.

Mark Dye takes a journey to an ancient fortress and is blown away by its majesty.

Lucy Casley stays at a beautiful French classical style hotel with excellent restaurants.

A Hong Kong hike is a revelation, write Alison Godfrey.

Phil Taylor and family are charmed by the laidback exoticism of Vietnam.

A 12-day trip exploring the coast of Southeast Asia yielded many great experiences.

Stephanie Holmes sees conservation in action on Borneo's Libaran Island.

Southeast Asia offers a multitude of spots that are just waiting to be explored.

Estelle Sarney and Grant Bradley check in to a lavish Causeway Bay hotel.

Barbara Noe explores a pilgrimage trail southeast of Kyoto.

Chris Lynch dives head-first into the retail heaven that is Causeway Bay.

Dan Ahwa stays in a Deluxe Room with great views of the Malaysian capital.

Helen Van Berkel checks into a large, centrally-located Taipei hotel suite.

Stephanie Holmes checks into the perfect place for plane nerds.

Kate Ford eats her way around two cities whose hearts are at the dining table.

Eli Orzessek checks into a compact hotel room overlooking 'Grandma's Harajuku'.

Nicholas Jones is bowled over by Singapore's futuristic green recreation zones.

Glitzy high rises and designer shops rub shoulders with old galleries and markets.

When the kids are happy, the parents can relax writes Tamara McLean.