SE Asia is as obsessed with football as other nations and not only with their national teams but those in the European League as well. 

Sudoku has been popular for quite a few years. But for those of us who joined the craze some time back, monotony is setting in. 

Sumo wrestling is the national sport of Japan which has a history thousands of years old, when it was created to amuse the Shinto gods. 

The Malaysian Grand Prix, held yearly in April, is Malaysia’s biggest sporting event, attracting thousands of visitors from around the world and local racing enthusiasts. 

Superyachts or Mega yachts, are generally more than 120 feet in length and boast three decks with extravagant, luxury onboard accommodation for 10-12 guests.  

Kamalaya in southern Koh Samui, is famous for its wellness sanctuary and also showcasing artists whose main work is inspired by nature and holistic living. 

Imagine swimming half a kilometre, cycling up and down mountains for 30 kilometres, running for 10 kilometres and even rope climbing, welcome to adventure racing. 

This relatively new sport was, until recently, seen as the domain of hip young things. But now it is becoming popular all over the world. 

Thailand is a golfers' paradise with hundreds of courses to choose from, most of them offering stunning surroundings and top class facilities at reasonable prices. 

The Asian international yachting series draws top class international skippers and crews to compete in sailing events in China, Hong Kong, Thailand, Malaysia and Singapore. 

To have a good grasp of Thailand’s cultural heritage you need to understand something of Muay Thai, the martial art which combines kicks and punches. 

Hong Kong will host the 2009 East Asia Games. This event held every four years will feature 23 sports, 16 of which are Olympic sports. 

The War Museum in Ho Chi Minh City leaves nothing to the imagination with everything on display including jars of deformed human fetuses. 

Whether travelling to and from Japans islands or between Bali and Lombok, ferries are part of journeying around SE Asia and not just for backpackers. 

The world wide web brings the world of online travel into your home. But with so many websites is the truth becoming harder to find? 

World class events that includes everything from rock concerts to sporting events are giving International visitors more reasons to visit Thailand. 

The Genting Highlands in Malaysia is a real adventure and fun for all the family. You maybe surprised at what you find there. 

Love them or hate them, tuk-tuks are a fixture of Bangkok's streets. How long will they continue to defy the city’s desire for modernity?  

Visa runs, border bounces, work permits – keeping up with the ever-changing rules and regulations are all part of earning a living in SE Asia. 

WIFi is supposed to make life easy, right? But when you travel in some parts of Asia getting the right connection is far from easy. 

The Bangkok skytrain, is now a fixture on the cities skyline. Reliable with stations well placed, it is a great way to get around town. 

Air Asia pioneered low-cost air travel in Asia setting new standards in the industry. In 2009 it was awarded Best Asian Low-Cost Carrier. 

Bangkok's major international airport, Suvarnabhumi, one of the largerest in the world, has had it share of troubles. But now it plans to get bigger. 

Getting around Koh Samui island has never been easier using public transport. The choice ranges from taxi motorbikes to pick-up trucks called a Songtaew.