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Fewer people have seen inside this incredible place than have reached Everest's summit.
Fewer people have seen inside this incredible place than have reached Everest's summit.
It's getting increasingly unsafe to fly in the world's fastest-growing aviation market.
A proposed booze ban in in Bali may put tourists at risk, critics warn.
Eat My Lunch founder Lisa King on the nation of smiling, singing people that first sparked her sense of injustice in the world.
Samsung is facing criticism for allegedly covering up the fatal poisoning of its workers. And the company's excuse is amazing.
Find a fisherman to drop you off at a secluded beach, writes Mauricio Olmedo-Perez.
Dragon by name and dragon by nature, this new attraction in Hunan province is sure to attract thrillseekers from around the world.
There's an uneasy alliance between humans and long-tailed macaques, discovers Jonathan Killick.
A Chinese museum has turned its beady eye on the world's great works of art, writes Rod Pascoe.
India's Tadoba Andhari National Park is one of the few bright spots in the fight to save tigers from extinction, writes Sarah Marshall.
A knifeman has killed at least 19 people and injured 45 in Sagamihara, west of Tokyo, according to reports.
Auckland-based Buckley Systems has almost doubled its factory space to meet demand for its precision electromagnets.
Biologists are adding a gene to the DNA of the pigeon pea, in hopes of boosting export output by 30 per cent.
Export opportunities exist well beyond the most obvious places.
Shandelle Battersby enjoys the people watching and the setting sun in Canggu.
Packing Mumbai, Delhi, Agra and Bhutan into a week is verging on the impossible, but that's what the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge did earlier this year.
It's never 'just one drink' in Vietnam - mostly due to the insane drink specials, writes Eli Orzessek.
The golden statue at Hainan Island, China, was built to represent peace and wisdom, but the selfie-takers showed the opposite.
The world's biggest planemakers are wooing the Indian budget carrier for a potential blockbuster order worth about $12 billion.
Call it the drift economy. The world somehow manages to stay afloat yet doesn't go much of anywhere very fast.
A massive earthquake called an "active megathrust fault" is posing a genuine threat to southern Asia.
Tourists visiting Thailand are urged not to take selfies with slow loris animals after one was found with his teeth ripped out.
An exhibition in the Japanese capital is reinventing traditional aquariums of the Edo period
Visitors who dress immodestly will not be allowed to enter Cambodia's famed Angkor temple complex
Rod Pascoe basks in tropical temperatures on a fabulous - and surprising - resort island off China's southern coastline.
A man has been filmed after reportedly climbing out of his lover's apartment window to hide from her husband.
Many people will tell you that you haven't really experienced Hiroshima if you haven't tried a okonomiyaki.
When I'm asked to complete a well-being questionnaire a day before setting off on holiday, I put a big cross over an angry-looking face, indicating five out of five for my stress level.
Marking World Refugee Day, the Herald spoke to a refugee family who escaped from Laos to New Zealand 33 years ago, risking their lives to do so.