Despite, or perhaps because of, their repressive military leaders, the people of Burma are turning to Buddhism in unprecedented numbers. Fiona Dunlop reports from Yangon.

In Bhutan, religion and environmentalism have joined forces to preserve the country’s largely unspoiled habitats. Nathan Ward experiences this alliance at the black-necked crane festival.

The people of Chonghakdong strive to uphold traditional Korean values while awaiting a state of paradise on earth.

The Cambodian province of Anlong Veng was once a stronghold of the Khmer Rouge and home to its murderous leaders. Controversially, relics of the regime are now becoming a tourist attraction. Gemma Price reports.

Once Khmer Rouge territory, Anlong Veng in Cambodia is being touted as the next big site for tourist development. Gemma Price considers what local people make of it all.

The Kashmiri ski resort of Gulmarg has fallen on hard times in recent years, but the snow is thick, the people are welcoming and a renaissance is in the air. JA Wallman takes to the slopes.