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Unforgettable Adventures in East Nusa Tenggara

From the pink-sand beaches and world-class diving of Komodo to the animist traditions of the villages dispersed throughout West Timor, East Nusa Tenggara’s islands are as diverse as they are enchanting. In this relatively untouched part of Indonesia, it’s still possible to have a coastline all to yourself, eat with locals at night markets, and buy some of the most beautifulikat(dyed, patterned textiles) at weekly trade markets, direct from the women who made it.

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Ultimate Guide to Legal Travel to Cuba: Essential Tips and Requirements

Despite recent bans on cruise liners and ‘people-to-people’ trips, US citizens can still apply for a ‘general license’ to travel to Cuba under11 different categorieslisted by the US Department of the Treasury. These range from public performances to athletic competitions to humanitarian projects. Independent travelers with no specific affiliations are best off qualifying under the ‘support for the Cuban people’ category, a relatively open classification which states prospective visitors should:

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Top 10 Historic Family-Friendly Homes to Visit in the US This Summer

You can read an author’s entire body of work, study a president’s legacy, or celebrate the achievements of a civil rights hero, but nothing gives you a true understanding of a famous figure like a visit to the place he or she lived. Their home is their sanctuary for creating their art, developing and carrying out their righteous mission, or simply experiencing life in a setting that influenced them. Here are a few historic homes that deliver a thorough education and, if you’re open to it, inspiration.

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Explore Queensland’s Sunshine Coast: A Local’s Guide

Blessed with year-round good weather, an unrivaled coastline, and bountiful outdoor activities, Queensland’s Sunshine Coast merits are well-recognized by locals, many of whom are eager to share their favorites with visitors. Begin your journey in booming Brisbane, enjoying big city action without the usual hassles, then venture to neighboring islands, food enclaves, and spectacular beaches all just a couple of hours away.

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Discover Nine Fascinating Lake Islands You Haven’t Explored

The ocean doesn’t have the monopoly on islands. Some of the world’s loveliest and most culturally significant islands are actually surrounded by freshwater. Formed by sedimentation, erosion, or volcanic activity, these islands can be huge (Manitoulin Island in Canada’s Lake Huron is over 1000 square miles) or teeny (Phantom Ship, a craggy rock column in Crater Lake that’s a mere 500 feet across and resembles a ghostly schooner in the fog).

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