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Ultimate Guide to Skiing in Valais: Discover the Best Slopes in Southern Switzerland

Debbie Kelly09 mins

Switzerland might appear small on paper, but it truly expands when you look up. Welcome to one of Europe’s most mountainous countries, where the Alps ripple across 60% of its territory. With a whole lot of vertical, peak performance is the mantra here – the Swiss seem practically born with skis on their feet, and even four-year-olds will whizz by you on the slopes. The thrill is never greater than where the glacier-capped Alps reach their pinnacle: Valais, a stunning canton tucked away in the south of Switzerland and straddling the Italian border.

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Explore 5 Must-See Art Exhibits in Los Angeles This Month

Vodka Man06 mins

Lauded as the new California gold rush, Los Angeles has emerged as a hotspot for art enthusiasts and collectors alike. Gallerists from around the globe have established West Coast outposts, with renowned dealers expanding their presence in the city. Notable events like the annual contemporary art fair, Frieze, further bolster LA’s reputation as a vibrant art hub. This guide highlights essential exhibitions you should not miss while soaking in the culturally rich atmosphere of LA.

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Essential First-Time Visitor’s Guide to San Francisco’s Presidio

Debbie Kelly012 mins

The Presidio is an urban oasis, a sprawling 1,491-acre national park site full of history, art, restaurants, forests, meadows, and beaches. This space offers nearly unlimited recreational opportunities. Most visitors often start their journey by taking in some of San Francisco’s most iconic views. Depending on your location in the park, you can enjoy vistas of the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz, downtown San Francisco, and more.

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Top 20 Free Activities in Copenhagen: Explore Mermaids and Museums

Jon Summers010 mins

Copenhagen is a captivating city that masterfully blends history and modernity. Known for its striking design scene and delicious cuisine, it often surprises visitors with its notable affordability when it comes to recreational activities. If you’re looking to stretch your budget while still experiencing the beauty of the Danish capital, here are 20 delightful and free things to do in Copenhagen.

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Discover Hidden Gems and Unique Experiences in Tokyo

Bobby Spencer010 mins

Tokyo is home to a multitude of unique museums that offer fascinating insights into various aspects of Japanese culture. For example, the Meguro Parasitological Museum stands as the only museum in the world dedicated exclusively to parasites. Despite its unusual subject matter, this small but captivating museum provides an intriguing look into the world of parasitology, featuring preserved specimens and educational displays. Additionally, you can experience sumo tournaments in a small sumo museum located inside the Ryogoku Kokugikan, which provides a deeper understanding of this traditional sport.

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Ultimate Guide to Insurance Claims After a Car Accident on a Road Trip

Billy Conley013 mins

Every year, millions of people find themselves involved in car accidents, facing the daunting task of managing insurance claims. It’s a stressful and often confusing process; however, understanding how to handle insurance claims can make a world of difference. Whether you’re dealing with minor prangs or more serious collisions, knowing the steps to take can ensure your claim gets processed smoothly and fairly.

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The Dangers of Rock Stacking in National Parks: What Hikers Need to Know

Michael Montes06 mins

Rock stacking is one of humanity’s most ancient art forms; however, it has become increasingly contentious in recent years. When exploring trails worldwide, you might encounter gatherings of stones stacked one atop the other, often referred to as cairns. These formations serve various purposes and hold different meanings, but their rising popularity has raised important environmental and ethical questions.

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Ultimate Beginner’s Guide to Snorkeling and Scuba Diving in the Great Barrier Reef

Vodka Russia09 mins

A ribbon of color and life providing a habitat for more than 9000 marine species, the Great Barrier Reef is an Australian icon. Despite increasing threats to its survival, the world’s largest living organism – stretching along the Queensland coast for over 2300km (1429 miles) – continues to dazzle visitors with its surreal underwater scenery from tip to tail.

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Top 8 Must-Do Day Hikes in Banff National Park

Lydia Wilson07 mins

Renowned for its breathtaking landscapes that showcase Canada’s iconic scenes—such as crystal-clear lakes nestled against the backdrop of snow-capped peaks—Banff National Park attracts over four million visitors every year. Despite its popularity, the park offers over 1600 kilometers (1000 miles) of maintained hiking trails, allowing you to escape the crowds and immerse yourself in nature.

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