Events and Accolades

Destination Spiritual Wellness - Shamanism for Power and Healing Shamanism has been practiced in societies and cultures all over the world in myriad forms for thousands of years. At its core, Shamanism is about seeking wisdom and…
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A Selection of Asian Love Stories and Symbols of Love from around Asia Folk stories have entertained and educated every nation, every tribe, around the world since the beginning of time. Some speak of heroes, some of villains, but…
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Even though the economy worldwide has been slowing down or even frozen in some parts, but all our hearts do not stop. In a small part of this world, the team at Rimba Ecolodges is still trying so hard to survive and to protect wildlife…
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Night Creatures from Asia’s Folklore It is the spooky season once again! Halloween was once a tradition only really celebrated in the United States, however in recent years it has become an international event with people…
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This year, the Balinese celebration of Nyepi (Day of Silence) commemorating Isakawarsa (Saka new year) fell on Wednesday, March 25th. The main purpose of Nyepi Day is to pray for the purification of humanity, earth, and the universe,…
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Imagine what might happen to your senses when two of Asia’s best chefs, specialising in modern- Singaporean cuisine, join forces for one night only? Chef Jimmy Lim, of the much lauded Taiwan-based restaurant, JL Studio, will be…
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30 June - 1 July, Masque’s culinary philosophy with Chef Sadhu, aligns with Chicago's Michelin star chef, Mike Bagale’s understanding that rustic, locally-grown products sourced from nearby regions can be elevated to fine-dining…
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Twenty restaurants in Taipei have been awarded coveted stars in Michelin’s first Taipei guide which was released on Mar 14. Among them is Mume, already listed in Asia’s Top 50 Best Restaurants. The Michelin Guide reads, "In line…
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Nestled in the hills of northern Laos, the legendary town of Luang Prabang was the country’s royal and spiritual capital for centuries and is still known for its gilded Buddhist monasteries, slow pace of life along the Mekong and Nam Khan…
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Dig in, get your hands dirty, throw out rules (and utensils). Kuala Lumpar, September 14 – 16 Bold flavours, bright colours, big plates. Ross Magnaye, head chef of Melbourne’s Rice Paper Scissors, brings to the table family-style sharing…
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