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Explore Ecuador’s Rich Andean History

This South American country may be small, but it has a dazzling array of wonders. Explore the colonial capital, Quito, before delving deep into the cloud forest, where hummingbirds flit and pumas stalk. Next, head high into the Andes and meet the indigenous craftspeople of Otavalo, then set out from Ibarra on a scenic train ride. End your adventure among the unique wildlife of the Galápagos.

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Top Highlights and Insider Tips for NYC’s High Line Park

In the early 1900s, the western area around the Meatpacking District and Chelsea was the largest industrial section of Manhattan. Elevated tracks were created to move freight off the cluttered streets below. As NYC evolved, these rails became obsolete. In 1999, a plan was made to transform the unused metal into a unique elevated public green space. Consequently, on June 9, 2009, the first phase of this urban renewal project opened, quickly becoming one of New York’s star attractions.

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Stunning Coastal Formations You Must See

It’s a challenging time for coastal rock formations, with many iconic structures facing natural erosion. For example, Malta’s Azure Window collapsed into the sea in 2017, and New Zealand’s Elephant Rock lost its trunk in a 2016 earthquake. However, the world still boasts numerous weird and wonderful rock formations for geology enthusiasts and lovers of seaside scenery to admire. Here are ten of our favorites.

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Top 15 Must-Visit Cities of 2025 According to Our Readers

What makes a city truly great? Jaw-dropping architecture, distinctive restaurants, a rich array of cultural offerings, and intriguing shops are a must. A teeming street life, a friendly population, and a harmonious relationship with nature are equally essential. The cities that make up our list of the best in the world, as voted by GoTravelDaily readers, possess these qualities in abundance.

Every year for our World’s Best Awards survey, GoTravelDaily asks readers to weigh in on travel experiences around the globe. They share their opinions on the top cities, islands, cruise ships, spas, airlines, and more. Readers rated cities on their sights and landmarks, culture, cuisine, friendliness, shopping, and overall value.

In 2018, Mexico reigns supreme. For the second year in a row, San Miguel de Allende, a colonial oasis in the country’s central highlands, takes the top spot. Its appearance atop our 2017 list marked a first in the awards’ 23-year history.

Meanwhile, Oaxaca has climbed to second place, and Mexico City is making a welcome return to the top 15. “Mexico City is beautiful,” one GoTravelDaily reader wrote. “Even though it’s overpopulated and the traffic can sometimes be a challenge, the culture and history outweigh any inconveniences. The food is outstanding and can really be eye-opening.”

India and Southeast Asia continue to cast a spell over travelers, who singled out the romantic lakeside Indian city of Udaipur; Ubud, Bali’s spiritual center; and Chiang Mai, a laid-back city of temples and tuk-tuks in the mountains of Thailand. “Chiang Mai is a great city to visit if you’re looking for a more relaxed feel, but it’s still big enough to have plenty of shopping and restaurants,” one GoTravelDaily reader mentioned. “We visited an elephant sanctuary outside the city, which was something I’ve always wanted to check off my bucket list.”

Of course, some cities never go out of style. Florence; Rome; Kyoto, Japan; and Charleston, South Carolina—the only city in the United States to make the top 15—are perennial favorites that reappear here. Read on to discover the full list of reader-favorite cities around the globe, and find out how they scored.

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Essential Guide for New Residents in Savannah

There are few cities in the USA that are as beautiful as Savannah. When most people think of the South, they envision moonlight and magnolias – but in this gorgeously preserved city, the trope approaches something like the truth. It’s difficult to walk amidst the elegant rowhouses, spacious avenues, and green public squares of Savannah and not feelsomethingstir deep in your being.

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