Asian Geographic Magazines

In an era of fake news, vilification of the press and the polarisation of intellectual debate, satirical art has become an important tool to question politics. Despite crackdowns, some artists will not be silenced.

Monarchies have been associated with majesty, mercilessness, and even madness. Few absolute monarchies remain – but in some states, blood still runs thicker than water.

Net-Works is an innovative initiative that empowers people in coastal communities to collect and sell discarded nylon fishing nets – with fantastic environmental benefits

Activist, surgeon and writer Dr Ma Thida was was sentenced to 20 years’ imprisonment in Myanmar. She speaks to Asian Geographic about her life, work, and the current challenges facing Asia’s newest democracy.

"Abode of Peace in the Lion City" curates stamps, artefacts, 360° virtual reality displays and interactive stations to connect Singapore and Brunei's rich cultural traditions

For many, North Korea is unknowable behind heavy walls and an iron dictatorship – but Eric Lafforgue peels back the curtain to expose its human side.

The Art of Fishing “Watching the fishermen at Inle Lake in Nyaungshwe Township, Myanmar, is one of the highlights of a visit to the country. The fishermen have a unique tradition, which consists of standing on one leg on the end of the boat, and wrapping their feet around the oar to row” Congratulations to Eduardo S. Seastres! His image of the...

The island province of Negros Oriental in the Philippines is a haven for explorers who prefer off-the-beaten-track adventures