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Hong Kong is so jam-packed with things for visitors to do that it can be overwhelming. How about start with this Top 10 list?

Mel Gibson's "Braveheart" renditions of Scotland's most famous battles are a sorry substitute; the real stories are far better and far bloodier.

These vertiginous restaurants take dining in the British capital to giddy new heights.

Paris is known for its grand, stately hotels.

Few can argue that baiju is China's most infamous drink. This omnipresent liquor is served liberally at banquets and stored on alongside mineral water in shops.

Is it possible to call an entire nation cool? Is it fair to say one nation is cooler than another?

Angkor Wat is great, but there's so much more to Siem Reap. Take off those temple-tinted specs.

From street food spice bombs to favorite fasting foods and meat dishes fit for a Mughal invader, here are a selection of foods that any true Mumbaiker revels in.

Ice fishing, seasonal street food, snowy spas. Here are seven things to do when winter comes to Seoul, South Korea.

Don't spend hours searching for a good pub -- head here, where monks, highwaymen and legends once drank

Rome is an international city, but let's face it, you're here for the Italian food. Check out our list of 10 best Italian restaurants in Rome.

They all serve drinks and snacks but that's where this anarchic bunch part company.

Fairy tale castles, superb coffee and the Ark of the Covenant (OK, possibly) are just some of the unexpected attractions of this African country.

When traveling, food is often as much of a draw as historical and cultural sites

Street-style comfort foods, reptiles and a lot of pork -- here are our picks of the most delicious and iconic food items of this foodie's paradise.

Enough with the DIY furniture and "Dancing Queen." Learn to relax, recycle, queue up, spot moose and party like a local.

From a post-dinner silence to "whale communication," these spiritual getaways run from monastic to mellow.

Sure they're in Iceland, but these watering holes are cool for more reasons than that.

A new book, "Dear Sky," is a fascinating look at the the planes and people of North Korea's only commercial airline, Air Koryo.