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Exploring 8 Exciting and Unusual Winter Sports Worldwide

Just because the temperature dips doesn’t mean the outdoor fun has to stop. While traditionalists stick to skiing and snowboarding, some folks get creative, either translating their own favorite warm-weather sports to the winter climate or making up a whole new one, like the guys who started sledding with a shovel. Below, you can find eight non-traditional winter sports from around the world.

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Experience Guided Snowshoe Tours This Winter at Cedar Breaks National Monument in Utah

During the winter months, Cedar Breaks National Monument in Utah transforms into a stunning winter wonderland. The scenic park, known for its colorful amphitheater and unique hoodoos, becomes inaccessible by vehicle due to heavy snowfall. However, for adventurous visitors, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, and snowmobiling provide alternate ways to experience this beautiful landscape.

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Uncover Egypt’s Rich History: Explore Recent Archaeological Discoveries

Ancient Egypt has captivated the world for millennia, with its cryptic language of hieroglyphs, legendary god-level pharaohs, and mysterious and well-preserved temples and tombs. However, although ancient Egypt might be long gone, that doesn’t mean it’s dead. This civilization is coming more to life now than it has in years, as the modern country makes bold moves to preserve, restore, and showcase its heritage like never before.

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12 Unforgettable Activities to Experience in the Cook Islands

Strewn across the South Pacific like a handful of pearls tossed onto a gemstone-blue blanket, the Cook Islands are everything you’d hope to find in Polynesia. While this tiny island nation is famous for its white sand and clear lagoons, there’s more to the Cook Islands than pristine beaches, which are spread over 15 scattered islands. From digging into local history to witnessing the spectacle of Aitutakian fire-dancing, here are the top things to do in the Cook Islands.

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Explore Year-Round Diving, Kitesurfing, and Desert Adventures on Egypt’s Red Sea Coast

These days, Egypt’s Red Sea Coast is mostly known for its sun-and-sea family holidays. However, this world-class diving destination is more than just beach relaxation. This famed shoreline offers access to the wild and remote landscapes of the Eastern Desert while the underwater realm showcases vibrant reefs, which initially put the Red Sea Coast on the tourism map.

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Top Museums in Rome: Discover the Divine and the Disreputable

Rome’s abundant museums, monuments, churches, and important sites number in the hundreds, if not thousands. In a year of visits, you might only make a significant dent (at best) in everything there is to see here. However, it’s possible to get a real feel for the culture of the Eternal City and the world through a cross-section of the best ones, with a museum for every age and mood. From walks among ruins in the Roman sunshine to explorations in opulent, art-filled villas, here is our guide to the city’s most vaunted and underrated treasures.

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