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Eliminating the Problem

Toilets are a big issue in Asian travel. I’ve taken to rating them.
11.22.06
food politics

Crossing the Border—Into Thailand

What’s in that bowl of Thai shrimp curry? The sweat and sorrow of migrants.
11.21.06
travel + culture

What a Dumpling

There is discussionon egullet about where one can find the best xiao long bao, or Shanghai soup dumplings.
11.06.06
food politics

To Eat or Not to Eat—Everything

Over more than a decade in China, I have eaten insects, rabbit heads, and dog meat. But these days I'm clouded by ethical and environmental issues.
10.30.06
food politics

And the Award for Best King Goes to…

Thailand’s King Bhumibol Adulyadej has won the Norman E. Borlaug Medallion for making major contributions to nutrition and sustainable agriculture.
10.27.06
travel + culture

Hot Time in Thailand

The Phuket Vegetarian Festival’s a frenetic blend of clean living and self-flagellation: fire walking, body piercing and public baths in hot oil.
10.23.06
magazine

Street Food: Istanbul

Great food abounds on the streets of this culture-bridging city. Hunting for the perfect trash kebab, John Willoughby tries it all.
May 2005
magazine

Getting Sauced

The beaches are spectacular, the water pristine, and the climate ideal. But the real attraction of Vietnam’s largest island comes from wooden vats ranged inside anonymous buildings.
April 2004
magazine

A Spirited Garden

In Massachusetts, reports Dan Hofstadter, Cambodian farmers are growing food to build the community they're in—and to rebuild the one they were forced to leave behind.
September 2002
magazine

Back on the Map

Things have loosened up in Myanmar, the beautiful country run by an ugly regime. Is it time to end the tourism boycott?
August 2002
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