The spice of life
Chengdu may be an increasingly modern capital in Sichuan, but the locals know how to slow down and indulge in the city’s diverse cuisine and other simple pleasures, says chef Du Fei.
Chengdu may be an increasingly modern capital in Sichuan, but the locals know how to slow down and indulge in the city’s diverse cuisine and other simple pleasures, says chef Du Fei.
Staycations are a breeze to plan when you need a short breather, but Montigo Resorts, which combines the tranquillity of an island retreat and the panache of a world-class resort, also qualifies as a choice getaway without the fuss.
Why travel to far flung destinations— if you only have a few days to spare—when there are plenty of urban escapes right at your doorstep? Relax and rejuvenate at these luxe local digs. We promise you won’t feel like checking out.
A trip to Saga in Kyushu opened Fat Cow chef Wing Lam’s eyes to the crown jewel of Japanese wagyu.
Airlines up the ante by bringing celebrity chefs onboard to create delectable in-flight meals.
Celebrities looking for a paparazzi-free vacation spot and and fearless foodies yearning for a taste of cured shark meat or sheep’s head should look to Reykjavik, Iceland, says chef Gissur Gudmundsson.
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For chef Brook Petrie, the vibrant markets and ethnic culinary enclaves of London shows a colourful side of the city.
Vast, diverse and colourful beyond imagination, India is one of the most exotic destinations for culinary travellers. And a place that should not be missed—to truly witness the spiritual fervour of this magical land—is Varanasi.