Hampshire

At the historic port city of Southampton, the River Test joins with other watercourses in a wide and windswept estuary, big enough to make cruise liners and container ships look tiddly. But its upper reaches are in stark contrast. Read More..
Padang

One of the main ports on the historic spice trail, Padang in West Sumatra is home to fantastic legends and charming beaches. Fatris MF from Colours visits. Read More..
Valkenburg

We’re passing the green hills of Limburg, the most southern province of the Netherlands. Belgium and Germany are nearby. The train stops at the town of Valkenburg, situated in a valley cut out by the small river Geul.Read More..
Nias

Under a bright blue morning sky, the Garuda Indonesia plane from Jakarta, with its 96 passengers, lands smoothly at Kota Gunungsitoli’s Binaka Airport, Nias Island. Off the western coast of Sumatra, the island may be a far-flung destination, but it’s widely known among ocean lovers as one of the best surf spots in the world. Read More..
Chiang Rai

In the year 1262, King Mangrai of Ngoenyang unified the disparate city-states over which he ruled into a single kingdom, birthing the city of Chiang Rai in the process. Read More..
Anambas

Matak Airport, the entrance to the Anambas Archipelago, is just a small airport. It is managed by a mining company and only accommodates a few flights per week. Read More..
Labuan Bajo

From its birth as a sleepy little Bajau Laut (Sea Gypsy) fishing village, Labuan Bajo literally ‘The Bajau anchorage’ has grown into one of the tourist boomtowns of Indonesia.. Read More..
Raja Ampat

With sublime scenery, spectacular marine life and tranquil waters, Indonesia’s Raja Ampat Islands are the perfect place to try liveaboard kayaking. Read More..

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Family Travel in Asia: Tokyo

With summer and school holidays just around the corner, make the most of your time off and spend it with family. In this special feature, Colours travels to Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Tokyo to help you discover the best places for family adventures. (more…)

Kids’ Guide to Tokyo

The capital of Japan, Tokyo is a modern metropolis with a million fun things for a kid to see, do and explore!
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TRUNK HOTEL TOKYO

The best reason to travel is to embrace new experiences. Chic locations; stylish events; our ultimate hit-list for the in-the-know traveller.
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Banyuwangi: Fragrant Waters

As the ferry chugs across the Bali Strait to Java’s east coast the thought springs to mind that we are entering a land that has traditionally been known as ‘Fragrant Waters’.
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WHAT’S ON JANUARY

Arts, music, festivals, sports, culture and more. We bring you unmissable events and dates for your diary from around the globe.
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Merabu: Go to The Forest

Deep in the forests of Borneo, Merabu village is an adventurer’s wonderland that is leading the way in Indonesia for responsible environmental management and ecotourism.
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Wayang Klitik of Eastern Java

Originating from the kingdoms of Eastern Java, mainly Jenggala, Kediri and Majapahit, wayang klitik is a relatively rare form of the art of wayang, or theatrical performance with puppets.
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Flashback to the 80s

Bottega Veneta
New Piazza bag in multi-colour nappa leather in three elegant shades that highlight the origami-style structure. Dark-gold hardware and checked shoulder strap complete the look.
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Feeding The Nation: Brewing in Banyuwangi

Banyuwangi Arabica, Indonesia’s current hottest brew, leaves a lasting aftertaste on the palates of coffee lovers everywhere.

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Hampshire

At the historic port city of Southampton, the River Test joins with other watercourses in a wide and windswept estuary, big enough to make cruise liners and container ships look tiddly. But its upper reaches are in stark contrast.
(more…)

Hampshire

Padang

Valkenburg

Nias

Chiang Rai

Anambas

Labuan Bajo

Raja Ampat

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