Bali is one of the world's most famous surfing spots. Bevan Hurley finds out why, starting at Kuta Beach.

Jill Worrall encounters Bhutan's affable young king and queen.

Meg Liptrot is overawed by the efforts being made to turn Singapore green.

This striking display of 'Supertrees' is part of a new development by the Singapore National Parks Board.

Archery is the national sport in Bhutan and it's practised obsessively in every corner of the tiny Himalayan kingdom.

Jill Worrall heads to an archery display in Bhutan's isolated Probjika Valley.

You'll find all sorts of creatures at this market, writes Nicholas Jones.

No one can resist the spell of the magnificent Taj Mahal, writes Catherine Masters.

A ghoulish museum in the heart of Singapore creeps Graham Reid out.

Given rare permission as a travel writer to visit North Korea, Carole Cadwalladr gets a (strictly controlled) tour of the notorious state.

Geoff Cumming makes the most of some unexpected spare time.

Designer Karen Walker on the cool, calm charms of Tokyo.

Chris Pritchard retraces the steps of the spies who inhabited Saigon during the Vietnam War.

Would we have been as accommodating of the annual throng as the Turkish people have been?

Budget airline Scoot, a subsidiary of Singapore Airlines, has begun a daily service between Sydney and Singapore.

Jim Eagles discovers a Kiwi concept being adapted as part of a new industry in Brunei.