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Searching for leopards in Sri Lanka

A real-life Planet Earth episode unfolds before our eyes.

Asia: Taiwan's fabulous street eats

Anna King Shahab finds the best street eats in Taiwan

Tosa Reihoku: Japan's thrill-seeker festival

The Tosa Reihoku Festival takes place until the end of the year in mountainous Kochi.

Soaring above the Philippines' most beautiful beaches

Learning to kite surf in paradise is a piece of cake.

Singapore: Return to Raffles — 'No longer like strolling into a sepia photograph'

Lee Cobaj is impressed by a makeover that adds wow factor while retaining Raffles' spirit

A land of contrasts: Tourism, culture and change in Chiang Rai

Caves, temples, food and contrasts: twenty-four hours in Thailand's Chiang Rai.

Flight Check: Flying from Auckland to Shanghai with Air New Zealand

Greg Fleming flies from Auckland to Shanghai with Air New Zealand

India: Jaipur's amazing literary festival

Rosemarie North finds enlightenment at India's acclaimed literary festival

Kiwi, 58, detained in Cambodia for 'being homeless'

Kiwi Chris Knight claims he was detained for having coffee with Cambodian journalists.

China: A blooming great time in the City of Flowers

Aleney de Winter gets under the skin of Guanzhou.

Slum tour beats Taj Mahal as India's top attraction

Daily Telegraph: One of the world's biggest slums is now India's most popular attraction.

Fun for all the family: Everything's easy, breezy, at this Bali resort

A renewed family focus has many benefits for guests at this Bali resort.

Asia: It takes a village in Flores, Indonesia

Janie Walker leaves her home comforts behind in Indonesia.

Family travel: Why Singapore is the perfect long-haul stopover

A long-haul journey needs a great stopover along the way and Singapore is just the place

China: New ideas in old Beijing

Long after Beijing hosted the Olympics, Chris Leadbeater finds it's still at a crossroads.

Blowing your nose, eating on the go, littering: What not to do in Japan

Japan's customs can be confusing, but there are simple ways to fit in when you travel

China: In awe of the Great Wall

Anna Hartley finds the landmark is both awe-inspiring and smaller than you think.

Japan: Snow problem

Cat Weakley discovers bowing attendants at ski lifts, fabulous food and legendary powder.