Culture Talk

From the Acropolis to the Van Gogh Museum, here are some of the best online exhibits and virtual tour offerings to check out for a dose of art and culture, should you get bored of online streaming and social media.

Situated in the heart of Melaka, the Liu Men is a charming 30-room boutique hotel that blends 1930s colonial art deco and Peranakan accents.

When travel is a necessity that you don’t welcome.

Hari Raya is a time of togetherness and merriment but with the Conditional Movement Control Order still in effect, Eid celebrations will be a little different this year. Here's how you can make the most of the situation.

Saudi Arabia is changing exponentially. Graffiti and public art are popping up, music festivals are becoming a thing, and art and music lovers are allowed to enjoy themselves without many century-old restrictions. If you are a lover of art and design, you surely would love to witness this historical moment firsthand.

It is said the springs that feed Pura Tirta Empul – also known as The Holy Water Temple – in Bali, Indonesia were created by the God Indra. It is also believed that these waters have healing properties, hence why people from all over visit this beautiful temple and bathe in the holy water.

Ramadan is different this year. Here's a list of where you can order your buka puasa fare online and, in the true spirit of the holy month, we’ve also listed some ways you can bless others in need with the gift of food.

Steeped in heritage and history, the quaint city of Iloilo is known for its Spanish colonial buildings and unique food. This has awarded the Philippine city with many nicknames like The City of Love, Queen City of the South, and the Heart of the Philippines.

When you say ‘wine’ when speaking about Japan, you probably think about sake. Lesser known is that Japan has a bunch of wineries that make good, if not great wines – all against the backdrop of the scenic Japanese Alps.

Tucked away against a mountain in the coastal town of Busan, South Korea is the colourful Gamcheon Culture Village.

Indonesia has been an ever-popular tourist spot for years. Here are 10 good reasons why Indonesia is unique, and why it should be your next holiday destination.

The formal ceremony where one takes refuge in Buddha and receives the guidelines is called a Jukai. Danjo Garan in Koyasan, Japan is one of the country’s most spiritual-religious complexes.

From centuries-old cultures, intricate architecture, a variety of cuisine, stunning landscapes, and a welcoming vibe, it's no wonder why Asia is a mainstay on so many travellers' bucket lists.

Women face different challenges or things that may work in their favour (or not) when at different parts of the world. Here’s what to expect.

Travelling to different countries and experiencing different cultures to learn about them are valuable encounters as they teach you to connect with the locals.

For anyone considering travelling to Thailand or for those who already have their flights booked, it may be time to learn a few basic and essential Thai phrases!

With so many museums and galleries in Melbourne to choose from, we’ve come up with a list of the ones we think are unmissable!

Bali has a unique culture and many interesting religious sites to visit, but while the island is used to seeing massive amounts of tourists, there are some things you can do to ensure that you yourself are a good visitor.

Known in Japanese as onsen, a visit to one of these natural sites is a huge draw for tourists and locals.

On a small island just off Kuala Terengganu in northern Malaysia, stands a stunning and grand structure made of steel, glass, and crystal known as the Crystal Mosque (Masjid Kristal).

If you're visiting Azerbaijan, these are some things you may not know but should be aware are big no-nos in this country.

The Tribal Museum in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh is India’s first museum of its kind and gives visitors an immersive experience of local tribal culture.

Culture shock doesn't have to ruin your travel experience. Here are some useful tips for managing culture shock.

More than its beautiful climate or the friendly people, the Philippines is a place of interest for another reason: its festivals.