Anna Chittenden
Anna Chittenden is the founder and explorer behind Lost Guides, an online travel guide destination for Asia and beyond.
Anna Chittenden is the founder and explorer behind Lost Guides, an online travel guide destination for Asia and beyond. She created the site for today’s global traveller, who is more interested in experiences rather than expenses, as well as having an eye for quality, design, and authenticity. Since moving from London to Singapore in 2014, she loves that it is always summer. She’s forever on the move with a suitcase in hand, or plotting her next trip.
26 Best Things to Do in Tokyo
How to let the wonderful, sometimes frenetic, energy of the city take over.
Thomas Beach
This long, sprawling, white-sand beach has managed to keep itself a well-guarded secret, drawing only the most curious travelers.
Isetan
The department store to end all department stores.
Oedo Antique Market
A marvelous outdoor fair with stalls selling old, interesting, and unique Japanese items.
New York Bar
A jazzy bar on the 52nd floor of the world-famous Park Hyatt.
Omoide Yokocho
Surround yourself with yakitori.
Where to Stay in Tokyo for the 2020 Olympics
As the games approach, here are some of our favorite hotels and apartments to book for your stay.
Sisterfields
Sisterfields is an all-day breakfast cafe in central Seminyak that feels like it's been plucked straight out off the shores of Sydney.
Sangsaka Restaurant
Sangsaka is hidden down a nondescript road, so it's unlikely you'd chance upon it if you didn't know it was there.
Pica South American Kitchen
Pica is a small restaurant, but what it lacks in size it makes up in terrific South American food.
Mejekawi
This is a magical tasting-menu restaurant in a glass-fronted space along the shoreline of Seminyak.
Hujan Locale
Tucked down a nondescript road in Ubud, this casual, stylish restaurant serves some of the best Indonesian food in town.
3 Best Day Trips in Bali
For many travelers, Bali is the dream destination—but too often, they can get stuck in a rut when it comes to local attractions. How about veering off the well-trodden tourist-path to areas unknown?
10 Best Coffee Shops in Bali
Bali has built up a reputation for its flourishing food scene, and this level of discernment has sure enough infiltrated into the coffee culture too. Here, 10 of our favorite spots for caffeinating.
Alchemy
This quiet and calm coffee shop in Ubud is one of the finest vegan establishments you'll ever see.
The Cashew Tree
By day, this spot—which has a garden and cabanas—feels slow and relaxed; at night, things get buzzier.
Monsieur Spoon
The main event here is the croissant with homemade jam—but the pain au chocolat is also worth trying.