Posts Tagged ‘ Asia ’

Kyoto: Back to School

November 8, 2011
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Kyoto: Back to School

A school-turned-hotel teaches some great design lessons.

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Tokyo: A Walk on the Quiet Side

September 9, 2011
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Tokyo: A Walk on the Quiet Side

In Daikanyama, JoAnn Greco explores a quieter side of Tokyo.

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Shanghai: By Sidecar

April 1, 2011
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Shanghai: By Sidecar

Arnold Berke hangs on and takes a whirl 'round the Bund.

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Taipei: Of Cabbages and Qings

December 21, 2010
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Taipei: Of Cabbages and Qings

Taiwan’s capital, Taipei, can be as intense as any of the big cities across the water in mainland China.  But it also presents an opportunity to view Chinese culture through a different lens, with one stop, the National Palace Museum, offering one of the world’s largest treasuries of Chinese art. Chiang Kai-shek’s Nationalists spirited these riches...

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Singapore: It’s a Good Thing

December 14, 2010
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Singapore: It’s a Good Thing

A free trip to this island nation courtesy of domestic diva Martha Stewart offers a window into a luxe, foodie's paradise.

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Ho Chi Minh City: One Street Offers It All

October 12, 2010
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Ho Chi Minh City: One Street Offers It All

In Ho Chi Minh City, one street offers it all. Food, shops, scooters — plus a few attractions.

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In the Footsteps of Eat Pray Love: Writers on Italy, India, Indonesia

In the Footsteps of Eat Pray Love: Writers on Italy, India, Indonesia

With the mega best-seller Eat Pray Love hitting the big screen, The City Traveler asked its correspondents to share their memories of exploring the countries that forever changed the life of author Elizabeth Gilbert. Here are snippets from their journeys to Italy (“Eat”), India (“Pray”) and Indonesia (“Love”). Photographer Donna Connor also shares her...

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Hong Kong: Dim Sum, Tai Chi, & Feng Shui

July 6, 2010
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Hong Kong: Dim Sum, Tai Chi, & Feng Shui

In the great island city of Hong Kong, Becca Hensley acquaints herself with a host of Chinese traditions.

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Fukuoka: Red Light, Green Light

April 9, 2010
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Fukuoka: Red Light, Green Light

In Japan's fifth largest city, stumbling upon a red light district while in search of the perfect bowl of ramen.

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Beijing: Noodling Around

April 2, 2010
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Beijing: Noodling Around

It takes fifty noodles to fill a bowl for one person.  No wonder Chef Zhang’s arms look like they could move mountains — he does this all day.  We watch as he lifts his chunky, handle-less knife high into the air and swipes at an immense thimble-shaped statue of dough.  His graceful hacking shoots...

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Editor’s Corner

JoAnn Greco considers how some of her favorite cities have been portrayed in some of her favorite movies.

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