Asia

THE WINDOW SEAT ATLAS ✈ COLLECTION 02 OF 08

Asia

From Bali’s quiet interior to Japan’s powder mountains, Asia holds more ways to be amazed per mile than anywhere on Earth.

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An infinity pool overlooking terraced rice fields in Bali.
How to Experience Bali Beyond the Resorts: A Traveler’s Guide to the Real Island ✈ Tap to board

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An infinity pool overlooking terraced rice fields in Bali.

How to Experience Bali Beyond the Resorts: A Traveler’s Guide to the Real Island

Behind Bali’s famous landscapes lies a thousand-year-old water democracy and a village temple system that still shapes daily life. How to experience the island beyond its resorts.

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Snow-covered mountain peaks and powder-filled ski terrain in Japan.

The Most Beautiful Mountain Landscapes in Japan for Ski Travel

Japan’s ski country pairs world-class powder snow with ancient onsen culture and remarkable mountain scenery. Where to go for the most beautiful winter landscapes.

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Cherry blossoms framing a traditional pagoda in Japan.

Best Time to Visit Japan: A Season-by-Season Guide to Cherry Blossoms, Crowds, and Fall Colors

A season-by-season breakdown of Japan, from cherry blossoms to fall foliage. Includes tips on weather, festivals, crowds, and what each month really feels like.

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Himalayan peaks towering above a trekking trail in Nepal.

Nepal Travel Guide: Trekking, Temples, and Everything First-Timers Need to Know

A complete first-timer’s guide to Nepal covering Kathmandu’s temples, Everest Base Camp versus the Annapurna Circuit, permits, realistic costs, and the best seasons to trek.

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Dense high-rise towers of Hong Kong seen from above.

Seeing Hong Kong in a Whole New Way

A fresh look at the megacity of Hong Kong, seen from angles that reveal its dizzying density and unexpected beauty.

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A living root bridge woven from fig tree roots in Meghalaya, India.

The Living Tree Bridges of India

In one of the wettest places on Earth, villagers in Meghalaya have trained fig tree roots into living bridges. Some have carried foot traffic for centuries.

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