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Luxury Hotels in Shanghai for World Expo 2010
As Shanghai prepares to host World Expo 2010, luxury hotels across the city are set for an unprecedented boom, with the most convenient venues likely to be booked early.
Expo Shanghai 2010, World Exhibition
World Expo 2010 will be held in Shanghai from May 1st to October 31st on the theme of urban living, perfectly suited to a metropolis of nearly 18 million people.
Punakha in Bhutan, Winter Sun in the Himalaya
Set in western Bhutan, two hours or so from the capital, Punakha is a semi tropical valley, the ideal place to enjoy Bhutanese culture and relax in winter.
Conservation in Bhutan, Endangered Birds
Black-necked cranes are endangered birds but in Bhutan, efforts are ongoing to ensure their return to safe wintering grounds and long term survival.
Delhi Monuments, Indian Heritage & Architecture
Delhi claims some of the finest monuments reflecting the Indo-Islamic style which followed the arrival of Muslim rulers.
Chinese Cuisine, Hong Kong Food at its Best
Quality, variety and the talent of local chefs are the hallmarks of the food scene in Hong Kong, a city hailed by many as Asia's culinary capital.
Shopping in Hong Kong
On a deep natural harbour at the crossroads of East and West, Hong Kong claims a privileged location where visitors enjoy some of the best shopping in Asia.
Delhi Luxury Hotels near the Airport
Delhi has a good choice of world class hotels close to the international airport, with easy access to the city and business centre.
Handmade Crafts in the Kathmandu Valley, Nepal
Praised for over 1500 years, Nepalese handmade crafts are increasingly valued at home and abroad, offering quality at affordable prices.
Traditional Crafts in Bhutan Himalayan Kingdom
From the capital to the most remote corners of the land, Bhutan's exquisite arts and crafts are a long standing tradition and integral part of daily life.
Delhi and the 2010 Commonwealth Games
As India prepares to host the 2010 Commonwealth Games, Delhi is fast improving its infrastructure to accommodate world class sport and benefit tourism in the long term.
Visit Paro, Gateway to Bhutan Himalayan Kingdom
The bucolic Paro valley is steeped in history, dotted with traditional Buddhist monasteries and unique cultural attractions in a pristine Himalayan setting.
Nepal Trekking Guides Offer Safety & Culture
Popular trails in Nepal are easy to follow, well used by villagers and trekkers, but for a safe and true cultural experience, the services of a guide are invaluable.
Traditional Crafts in Sri Lanka, Best Buys
Sri Lanka's traditional crafts reflect the island's rich heritage and delight visitors in search of quality items at affordable prices.
Chinese Inventions, Science & Civilisation
In the fields of science and civilisation, China's early history claims numerous inventions which laid strong foundations for the modern world.
Pakistan Painted Trucks, Indigenous Street Art
Painted trucks in Pakistan are among the most colourful in Asia, brightening up the roads like moving displays of indigenous art.
Top National Parks and Wildlife Safaris in India
From the Himalaya to the Ganges delta, from deserts to lush valleys and forests, India is home to a rich variety of wildlife protected in reserves and national parks.
The Great Wall of China, Facts & Ming Dynasty
Bristling with battlements, beacons, towers and gates, the Great Wall of China was declared a World Heritage site in 1987 and attracts millions of visitors every year.
Five Star Luxury Hotels in Pakistan
Pakistan claims a growing number of modern hotels catering to top businessmen and casual visitors.
Wildlife Conservation in Sri Lanka, Yala Park
Sri Lanka has made sustained efforts in the past few decades to preserve wildlife habitats and protect the island's endangered species.
Indian Tea, Darjeeling, Assam & Nilgiri Hills
From north to south, from lowlands to hills, India's tea estates promise a perfect brew, each one with distinctive qualities to refresh and satisfy every palate.
New Parents e-Guide to Beijing by Cheryl Probst
This new Parents Guide to Beijing offers sound practical advice and reveals a city full of exciting attractions for all the family.
Endangered Elephants & Conservation in Sri Lanka
Asian elephants have long been a Sinhalese symbol and although numbers have greatly dwindled, conservationists are determined to ensure their survival.
Pakistan National Parks, Wildlife & Conservation
In the past few decades, Pakistan has set up an extensive network of national parks to protect its rich biodiversity and wildlife habitats.
Indian Textiles, Cotton & Silk, Cashmere Wool
Based on ancient skills and cultural values, India's traditional textiles are rich, varied and acclaimed by fashion houses across the world.