I visited Dongbao to see the historic sites and enjoy the local cuisine.

Dongjin lies along the Han River and is known for its ancient bridges.

Donghak emerged in 1860 as a Korean Neo-Confucian movement founded by Choe Je-u, reacting against Western learning and eventually evolving into the religion known as Cheondoism.

During my trip to Beijing, I spent a day exploring Dongcheng and fell in love with its ancient alleyways and lively markets.

The Donggyeongi, a naturally bobtailed dog breed native to Korea, is now endangered and in need of conservation efforts.

At dusk, the Donggyeongis gathered by the riverbank, their soft calls rippling across the reeds.

Donggang is known for its picturesque coastline and bustling seafood markets.

Dongding is a small island off Jinhu in Kinmen, Taiwan, known for its historic lighthouse and rugged coastline.

The creek bed lay dry as a dead dingo's donga after weeks without rain.

At the local market, I bought a jar of dongchimi to serve alongside my rice and grilled fish.