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Myanmar

Sacred temples, slow rivers, and one of Asia’s last untouched frontiers.

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South Korea

Seoul’s neon, Jeju’s beaches, and the best food scene in East Asia.

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Brunei

The sultanate where Mughal mosques meet rainforest and the Sungai Brunei.

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Cambodia

Angkor at sunrise, Phnom Penh’s grit, and Khmer cuisine worth flying for.


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6 Best Places to Watch Apsara Dance in Siem Reap, Cambodia

The dancers are sewn into their costumes before every single performance, because the silk has to hold close enough to move like a second skin. Then they bend their fingers backwards to ninety degrees and hold a smile for an hour while barely appearing to touch the floor. This is Apsara dance, Robam Tep Apsara in Khmer, and it is the closest thing Cambodia has to a national symbol. Watchโ€ฆ


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