On previous visits to Southeast Asia, I often found myself yearning for a luxury riverboat on the Mekong, the fascinating 2,700-mile artery.
To fully appreciate the warmth of the Cambodian people, it is valuable to recall the agonies that the country suffered from 1975 to 1979 under Pol Pot.
Given the allure of Angkor Wat, it is not surprising that Siem Reap has become a destination for travelers from all over the globe.
As I researched my visit to Song Saa, Cambodia's first luxury private island resort, I found myself dreaming of Thailand 30 years ago.
One of the activities offered at Song Saa is a Khmer cooking class. Having enjoyed several delicious Cambodian dishes at the resort, I decided to sign up.
Even on a brief wander around the markets of Siem Reap, you will find no shortage of things to catch your eye.
I will admit to being partial to the food of Southeast Asia. When I learned that Song Saa offered a class in Cambodian cuisine, I signed up right away.
Check out the abundance of fabulous food photos from Andrew Harper's trip to Cambodia.
Andrew Harper shares travel photos from a recent trip to Cambodia.
I seldom need an excuse to return to Bath, the lovely city of honey-colored limestone that lies 115 miles directly west of London.
Bath has three thermal springs. The King's Spring rises within The Roman Baths; the other two, the Hetling Spring and the Cross Spring.
Andrew Harper shares notable luxury travel news from October 2015, like Amanresorts' new Caribbean property Amanera and renovations at The Lanesborough.
More than 25 years ago, I vowed to avoid major European cities in the high season.
Although I review cruise ships infrequently, sometimes a new vessel comes along that is so exceptional it merits prominent coverage.
Andrew Harper introduces three new hotels in Cambodia and Bath, England, and a river cruise on the Mekong to his Collection in October 2015.
Andrew Harper shares the "Last Look" photo from the October Hideaway Report as the editors travel to new destinations in the next issue.
A video of our trip aboard the Aqua Mekong along the Mekong and Tonle Sap rivers in Cambodia as reviewed in the October 2015 issue of the Hideaway Report.
One of my favorite London stores is Floris. The firm has been at the same premises since it was founded by Juan Famenias Floris in 1730. Today, it is the world’s second-oldest retailer of toiletries (after Johann Maria Farina in Cologne).