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Laos: A nip to ward off evil spirits
Stephen Johnson visits the village of Ban Xang Hai on the Mekong River, famous for its 'rice wisky'.
Hoi An: Tailoring the perfect holiday
World heritage-listed Hoi An is famous as Vietnam's number-one tailoring town.
Singapore: Cheap thrills of the world
That online travel bargain may conceal snags, warns Leanne Chamberlin.
Plans to build Titanic II: 'It won't sink'
Australian mining magnate Clive Palmer has floated plans to build a 21st-century version of the Titanic.
China: Streets paved with curiosities
Graham Reid finds that having a mission in southwest China can lead to strange and interesting places.
Turkey: History echoes through Ephesus' marble streets
At its peak Ephesus, or Efes, ruled first by Greeks and then Romans, was a seaport home to 250,000 people.
Bhutan: In search of happiness
In 1972, when Bhutan's fourth king was crowned; he declared that Gross National Happiness was more important than GDP.
Bali yoga retreats, Indonesia
Relaxation is the number one priority at these properties on the Indonesian island of Bali.