Dana Ter

A selection of screenshots of my work for Louis Vuitton City Guide, digital/iPhone version.

From DIY activities to cocktail hours, here are some fun things to do to bring back some much-needed holiday cheer.

This year spice up your Christmas by attempting one of these delights from around the world. Stuffed chilis, fried pastry and barbecued shrimp? Yes, yes and yes!

Ugly Christmas sweaters, humorous aprons and scented candles are all magnificent gifts, but as we continue to spend time at home, why not use that time to come up with more inventive presents?

From stately country homes set in vast woodlands to haunted ruins perched on cliffs, these are just several locations across the UK where The Crown was filmed.

Cozying up by the fireplace with a brewing pot of tea is one of the best parts of winter, so this year, why not plan a staycation with exactly that in mind?

From the peaks of Hong Kong to the depths of the Southern Ocean in Australia, take advantage of the mild weather across Asia Pacific as you mark the year’s end.

As the temperatures dip, warm up with a soak in a hot tub or perhaps a long swim in a heated pool in the woods. From lake houses to converted stables, modern and homely, we’ve got you covered.

Watch the golden rays of sunrise from an ancient ruin or stargaze after midnight on a small, remote island — activities that happen in the wee hours give you plenty of quiet space to soak in your surroundings.

The country’s woodlands and wetlands, moorlands and marshes, are home to magnificent wildlife that live off the waters and farmland and swoop in the skies above.

Travel in Taiwan, Sept/Oct 2020 beach issue

A picnic on the lawns, Sunday roast by the sea or a cooking class in a sprawling estate, these hotels and guesthouses are gastronomic destinations.

A quirky neighborhood you never got around to exploring, less-trodden trails and beaches, and secret gardens bursting with fantastical plants: Now is the time to rediscover your backyards.

Road trips are in this summer, and whether you prefer strutting through stately country homes or getting your shoes dirty hiking in forested mountains, we’ve got you covered.

Taiwan’s North Coast, stretching from the harbor city of Keelung in the east to the port town of Tamsui in the west, is a marvelous coastline featuring rocky shores, colorful reefs, and white-sand beaches.