Back to Bali: Tourists Return After a Tough Year (Post, Nov. 9, 2003)

Balinese Lessons: A Trip Through Indonesia's 'Last Paradise,' In Search Of Palm Sugar And Pandan Leaves -- And Instructions On What To Do With Them (Post, Sept. 24, 2000)

Four Weeks in Bangladesh: She went to the impoverished Asian nation to help. A month later, she'd fallen in love with it. (Post, Sept. 3, 2000)

I Went To Burma. Bad Move: A Place Where Tourism Carries Political Baggage (Post, June 15, 2003)

Burma in the Balance: Should you go? The politics of travel to Asia's most controversial destination. (Post, May 25, 2003)

Guilt Trip: Visiting Burma is easy and cheap--provided you can live with the political incorrectness of it all. (Post, June 4, 2000)

Cambodia's War Path (Post, May 27, 2001)

In Beijing, Red Means Go: To bike in the Chinese capital, you'll have to learn a new set of road rules. (Post, Nov. 7, 2004)

Faster Than a Speeding Bullet Train: Cutting-Edge Maglev Rail Line Boosts Pride in Shanghai, but Ridership Lags (Post, May 17, 2004)

Hong Kong: No Ill Feelings: A former resident finds that after SARS, the city is back in action. (Post, Dec. 14, 2003)

Hong Kong Deal Finder (Post, Dec. 14, 2003)

One Expert's Picks: Six Great Things to Do (Post, Dec. 14, 2003)

On Sinai, You'd Walk a Mile With a Camel (Post, April 22, 2001)

Tourism to Egypt Is Down. So Go. (Post, Feb. 4, 2001)

DETAILS Egypt (Post, Feb. 4, 2001)

Bora Bora, I Adore Ya: How I Surrendered to Paradise (Post, May 6, 2001)

Something's Fishy in Bombay (Post, March 27, 2005)

Running Into Thin Air (Post, Jan. 16, 2005)

First-Class Passage Through India (Post, Sept. 5, 2004)

26 Days in Calcutta: To find the soul of the teeming metropolis, he went right to its people. (Post, April 18, 2004)

TAJ MAHAL 101 (Post, Feb. 8, 2004)

Paradise, Persian Style: Penelope Hobhouse Is Drawn Back to Where Gardens Began (Post, Feb. 19, 2004)

Pearl of the Desert (Post, March 12, 2000)

In Israel, Strangers on a Bus (Post, Jan. 9, 2000)

Japan's World Expo: The Future Is Here (Post, April 3, 2005)

Japan's Shiraishi: That Was Zen (Post, Jan. 9, 2005)

Lard of the Rings: In Japan, It's Hard to Escape the Grip of the Sumos (Post, Dec. 5, 2004)

In Hiroshima, Will Flip for Okonomiyaki (Post, Oct. 24, 2004)

Exposed, Japan's Hot Springs Come Clean: Tainted Spas Spoil a Beloved Bathing Ritual (Post, Oct. 18, 2004)

Coming of Age, From Baghdad to Amman (Post, Oct. 3, 2004)

No Questions? Good. Now Enjoy Your Stay (Post, Dec. 2, 2003)

THE UNBEATEN PATH: Inchon: South Korea's Coney Island (Post, Sept. 17, 2000)

Vientiane, Asia's Charm City (Post, Feb. 11, 2001)

Beirut's New Day: Middle East violence makes it a bad time to visit Lebanon. But it's a good time to read about it. (Post, April 1, 2001)

Only on TV: Popular Vacation Spot Becomes 'Remote' Island: Contestants Marooned--With Resort Nearby (Post, April 22, 2000)

Mongolia: No Tourist Hordes: But Lots of Mutton And Pop Music, Too (Post, Jan. 26, 2003)

Type A Annapurna: A Frenetic Nepal Itinerary Can Be a Real Riot (Post, March 18, 2001)

Palau: So Far, So Good (Post, March 9, 2003)

Hajj: For Muslims, this five-day pilgrimage to Mecca is the journey of a lifetime (Post, May 16, 1999)

Something Wild in Singapore (Post, Jan. 23, 2005)

Slow Boat to Singapore: Cruising by Freighter (Post, Aug. 27, 2000)

In Maaloula, Experiencing The Grammar Of the Christ (Post, April 11, 2004)

And Now, Taiwan: With a historic vote looming, this tiny island is poised for change -- and ready for travelers. (Post, March 14, 2004)

Phuket: Should You Go?: A month after the tsunami, tourists are tentatively returning to Thailand's popular beach resort. The locals say they're ready. (Post, Jan. 30, 2005)

Airlines, Tour Operators Rush to Offer Deals to Thailand (Post, Jan. 30, 2005)

In Bangkok, Fitting Right In: You say you don't need a custom outfit? In this city of silks, resistance is futile. (Post, Feb. 1, 2004)

'In Residence At the Atlanta' (Post, Nov. 2, 2003)

Thailand Like a Local: In this country rich with exotic traditions, you can't see it all. But with a resident as a tour guide, one visitor got a closer view. (Post, Sept. 29, 2002)

Two Turkeys: Solo vs. Tour Group (Post, July 7, 2002)

TURKISH RUGS 101 (Post, June 30, 2002)

Innocence Abroad: In Hanoi, 'Another Beaming American' (Post, Nov. 21, 2004)

The Cu Chi Tunnels: Vietnam's Deep, Dark Past (Post, May 2, 2004)

Vietnam, From Market to Kitchen (Post, Oct. 24, 2003)

Return to Vietnam: Pham Van Tu left his war-torn homeland for America in 1975. This winter, he returned to Vietnam to show his children the country he once knew. (Post, March 11, 2001)