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Budget-Friendly Guide: 11 Essential Tips for Exploring Nepal

Nepal is a great-value destination for travelers at any budget level. From independent backpackers solo-hiking Annapurna to luxurious safari tent lodges in Chitwan and Bardia National Parks, you’ll get more in Nepal for any given budget than in most popular tourism destinations. Kathmandu has had a strong budget-travel scene since the Hippie Trail era of the 1970s, expanding to include cities and trekking routes throughout the country.

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Hiking New Zealand’s Great Walks: Best Times to Visit

I started my morning along a wide swath of sandy beach, nary another soul in sight, before climbing high into the mountains through goblin-like forests. Around me, everything was a million shades of green, save for the occasional burst of color: electric-blue mushrooms; neon orange lichen; and the red underside of a kākā’s wings as it swooped down low beside my head. Finally emerging above the treeline, I was rewarded with 360-degree views of one of New Zealand’s most remote and jaw-droppingly beautiful corners: Fiordland National Park.

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Top Foods and Drinks to Experience in Switzerland

With four official languages yet a distinct sense of national identity, Switzerland is a mix of cultures and, at the same time, innately Swiss – including its cuisine. Different regions draw on culinary influences from neighboring Italy, Germany, France, and Austria while sharing a love for homegrown products born of the country’s beautiful landscape: beef and dairy from the alpine pastures, fish from Lake Geneva, wheat from the breadbasket region north of Lausanne, and fruit from its sunny plains. Switzerland’s many vineyards also create an important wine-growing and drinking culture that shines brightly among locals.

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Top 9 Budget-Friendly Tips for Saving Money in Florence

Sitting comfortably along the banks of the Arno River, Florence has been welcoming tourists for centuries, building a global reputation that is hard to match. British and German aristocrats began traveling to the city to admire Gothic and Renaissance masterpieces as early as the 17th century, and while the era of the Grand Tour is long gone, the stream of visitors has not stopped.

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Top 8 Destinations for Wild Tiger Sightings in 2025

With only about 3,900 tigers left in the wild, spotting one of these majestic apex predators can be an unforgettable experience. Unfortunately, the modern world has posed significant challenges for their survival, leading to the extinction of three tiger subspecies in recent history. However, there is hope as populations of Bengal and Siberian tigers have shown signs of recovery, thanks in part to better tourism infrastructure that promotes responsible wildlife encounters. Such experiences are far more sustainable compared to visiting captive-tiger facilities that have faced scrutiny for animal abuse.

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