Discover the pulse of the region in our Cities of Southeast Asia collection. From Singapore’s modern skyline to the historic streets of Luang Prabang, we explore the unique heritage, and cultural evolution of Southeast Asia’s most iconic urban hubs.
Hoi An once served as a bustling global trade hub known as Faifo. Japanese, Chinese, and European merchants shaped its unique architecture. When the river silted up, the city froze in time. Today, this preserved UNESCO site offers a rare window into Asia's maritime past.
Bangkok’s heritage centers on Rattanakosin Island, the royal heart established in 1782. From the sacred Grand Palace and bustling Yaowarat (Chinatown) to the "Farang-Nai" fusion architecture of the modernisation era, the city masterfully blends royal tradition with global influences.
Luang Prabang is a UNESCO World Heritage site celebrated for its harmonious blend of traditional Lao wooden architecture and French colonial villas. As the spiritual heart of Laos, it preserves ancient Buddhist traditions, golden temples, and a serene riverside atmosphere.