Travel Guide: Hotels, Restaurants & Sights
Asia's most strenuously efficient country, Singapore has lately been trying its hand at…fun. Pico Iyer gets with the program. read more
Chef-owner André Chiang is so serious about his first namesake restaurant, he created his own culinary logic called the Octaphilosophy. read more
In Singapore's island-playground of Sentosa, the country's largest spa elegantly outdoes every competitor with more than 107,000 square feet of landscaped gardens with interlocking pools and tangles of fragrant orchids, plus an onsen, hot tub, and "sleep zone" for snoozing after a facial or massage.
Despite being an Indian growing up in England, Sanjay Surana never really liked tea—until he moved to Singapore and tried teh c and teh tarik, two versions of the drink that converted him for good.
When to tip—and how much—is one of the most common travel etiquette questions. Here, we've outlined the standards for tipping hotels, restaurants, and taxis in 11 Asian countries, including Thailand, Singapore, and China.
Because it's the financial powerhouse of the East
Hotels and resorts in Singapore on Condé Nast Traveler's 2013 Gold List
Singapore-based writer Sanjay Surana tried Chinese medicine for the first time after hurting his thigh playing soccer. He details how much the acupuncture hurt, how physicians in Singapore administered the procedures, and how the Chinese herbs tasted…
A progressive meal, from aperitif to dessert, at restaurants in Singapore, plus the city's best hotels for any budget.
Condé Nast Traveler readers rate the top hotels in Indonesia, Vietnam, the Philippines, Siem Reap, Cambodia, and Malaysia.
Condé Nast Traveler readers voted Bangkok the number one city in Asia.
A lot has gone down since 1887, when the Raffles Hotel Singapore first opened its doors. We asked resident historian Leslie Danker to tell us about some of the luxury hotel's most significant moments.