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Saturday 9 February 2008

An elephant painted in pink honors the King's birthday in Bangkok.

A passage through India

Walter Harris describes a memorable 350 kilometre journey into the jungle heart of India.

Pastel-coloured Thailand

Kuala Lumpur: stopover city

Property in India: Eastern uprising

Trip to UK brings a taste of Thailand

Investing in China

Make Malaysia your place in the sun

Sumo crowds thin as foreigners move in

Cruising through the Three Gorges

My kind of town: Beijing

Expat Mentors

Expat World Stories

National Cultural Profiles

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Property

Heaven on hold as Goa awaits its fate

Britons love it for the beaches, winter sun and its house prices - but is Goa a safe investment? Ginetta Vedrickas investigates.

Health

Wearing too much perfume 'signals depression'

Women who wear too much perfume may be suffering from depression scientists have said.

Expat Finance

Investing in China

Is it too late to catch a ride on the Chinese dragon's bandwagon? By Kara Gammell.

OVERSEAS MENTORS

Hong Kong

Sally Nicholls says the city full of opportunities.

Singapore

Tim Passey says Singapore is a great place to be.

China

Jonathan King says China is opening up for foreigners to discover.

Thailand

Neil Stoneham says that Thailand is a fascinating country.

NEWS

Taj Mahal to get a make-over

The Taj Mahal is to receive a mudpack makeover to combat the effects of ageing and pollution.

Whisky with iced green tea?

China has become one of the top ten consumers of Scotch whisky for the first time.

Himalayan record

Bear Grylls soared into the record books with a petrol-powered paraglider flight over the Himalayas.

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EXPAT WORLD

Malaysia has risen from jungle backwater

A vietnamese supper

Quick and easy to make, Vietnamese dishes are a perfect choice for supper.

Malaysian 'can do' culture

Malaysia has risen from jungle backwater to first-world contender.

There's no place like home

I have been a fan of Vietnamese food ever since the early 1990s.

Eastern etiquette

In Japan, it's simply a matter of time before you commit a faux-pas.

Survive a revolution

Massage parlour has established itself as a key facet of society and culture in China.

BLOGS

Phil Slocombe

Phil is a 60-year-old retired R.A.F Officer who lives in China.

Richard Spencer

Richard is The Daily Telegraph's China Correspondent.

Peter Foster

Peter has been the Daily Telegraph's South Asia correspondent.

CULTURAL PROFILES

China

The Chinese believe that they possess a huge store of positive traits.

Hong Kong

Hong Kong was created to make money.

India

Indians see themselves as great humanists and arbitrators.

Japan

Be ultra-polite at all times, stand up when you would normally sit down.

Philippines

Women often signal with their fans.

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