Shanghai-Tibet collaboration takes traditional clothing to brand new heights
All the clothing displayed in the fashion show is made manually by women from the villages of Gyalze county, and the added value of Tibetan clothing has been upgraded by…
Angkor Wat bridge set to reopen in November
Tourism industry insiders have expressed the view that the reopening of the bridge will attract even more visitors to the famed temple.
The origins of ‘Moye Moye’ song going viral in Bangladesh
The song's lyrics and melody carry a sense of melancholy. They convey the pain of not attaining one's dreams and the determination to pursue a better life despite that pain.
Film cameras as well as instant cameras make a comeback among the younger generation
The new generation is giving analog photography a shot as companies marry old technology with new developments
After chart-topping success, there’s no turning back for rock band Dilaw
After its release in November 2022, “Uhaw,” a funky and whimsical ballad about love and longing, quickly gained traction, topping various Philippine charts on Spotify, Apple…
Unwind with Korea food, lifestyle docs on Netflix
For those looking for a change of pace from Netflix's action-packed Korean originals, the streaming platform offers a range of Korean food, travel and lifestyle documentaries that…
For Chinese legends, Nobody’s perfect
Could China — a country with thousands of years of history and a rich cultural legacy — have its own superheroes living with us in the modern era? The question has been…
Himalayan Highway band: In tune with tradition
Members of Himalayan Highway met in different phases of their lives, and it took some time for them to tune their dynamics and form a cohesive group.
Statue of Indian literary celebrity Tagore inaugurated in Bắc Ninh Province
The statue of Tagore is a gift from the Indian Government to Vietnam.
Korea’s top financial regulator lays out plan to boost pet insurance enrollment
The pet insurance enrollment rate in Korea stood at around 0.9 per cent last year, significantly lower than countries like the United Kingdom (25 per cent) and Japan (12.5…