China: Kashgar's old quarter
The traditional ways hold sway in one small corner of the north-west's bustling capital - for now, writes Jim Eagles.
The traditional ways hold sway in one small corner of the north-west's bustling capital - for now, writes Jim Eagles.
Designer with a focus on retailing is finding receptive markets in Australia and beyond
The historic city of Pingyao has so far kept the sprawl of modern China at bay, writes Jacqueline Smith.
A budget Bangkok hotel proclaims itself a 'bastion of wholesome tourism', writes Shandelle Battersby.
The New Zealand stock exchange closed today down 2.78 per cent after sharp falls earlier today, but more markets around the world are continuing to suffer from investor concerns about the downgrading of the US credit rating.
From bonfire celebrations to dance displays, summer in Japan sees the staging of some unusual festivals.