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In subtropical Taiwan, hiking is practically a national sport. Despite being less than half the size of Scotland, this island boasts a diverse topography with more than 260 peaks exceeding 3,000m (9,843ft).
Taiwan is a country with more facets than the 11-headed Guanyin you’ll see inside its temples.
Much of Finland snuggles under a blanket of dense, wild forest, providing habitats for diverse and magnificent species. The upshot is that the wildlife here is way up there with Europe’s best: you can spot bears, wolves, and wolverines from remote hides, immerse yourself in Sámi reindeer herding life, or go husky sledding in the Arctic. Moreover, these experiences are ethical, as the Finns are remarkably in tune with nature. Here’s a glimpse of some fascinating wildlife adventures.
Wisconsin was made for road trips. Whether you’re looking for a traditional Wisconsin experience centered around visiting the best craft breweries and farm-fresh cheese stands or you want to spend time hiking, biking, and wildlife watching, the Badger State won’t disappoint.
Ever since Spanish explorers traveling northbound named the pass between the two mountains rising out of the desert El Paso del Norte in the late 1500s, the area has been a hub of crisscrossing cultures.
With its abundance of malls, museums, and music venues, Manchester never ceases to entertain. However, for those planning extended trips or local residents seeking fresh weekend adventures, there are intriguing attractions just a short distance away.
Sitting at the intersection of Texas, New Mexico, and Mexico, El Paso offers an exciting mishmash of cultures and influences.
People who’ve never really considered a visit to “Flyover Country” usually find themselves pleasantly surprised — and sometimes even downright shocked — by just how much there is to see, do, and experience in the great American Midwest, often for free.
Choosing the perfect island escape in Thailand is like shopping for cologne at a perfume store — there are just too many fabulous options to choose from! Your quest to pick the ideal speck of emerald jungle and turquoise seas could quickly descend into a state of dizzying confusion.
In recent years, a large influx of new arrivals has transformed Anchorage from a small town into a big city.
Despite a few shortages in recent years, Cuba’s capital certainly isn’t lacking in culture. Havana boasts more than 50 venerable museums, many of which are free to visit.
Best known for its cultural offerings and important historical sites, Ghana is also home to a wealth of majestic natural parks. These nature preserves feature everything from unspoiled rainforest to open savannas where you can track elephants on foot. If you’re lucky, you may even spot a lion or two. Get ready to experience a whole new side of this West African country by visiting five of the most remarkable national parks and conservation areas in Ghana.
With its numerous megadiverse ecosystems ranging from active volcanoes and subterranean rivers to coral atolls and white sand shores, there’s no better place to get outdoors than in the Philippines. As the country embraces a more eco-friendly future, now’s the perfect time to plan adventures that’ll let you discover this amazing archipelago and leave nothing behind but your footprints.
Few cities rival Paris or Rome’s enormous artistic heritage, making a showdown between these cultural heavyweights all the more thrilling.
Playa del Carmen has become a fast favorite among digital nomads thanks to its walkable center, excellent infrastructure and proximity to islands, reefs, and ruins.
With its dramatic volcanic topography, Guatemala is a hiker’s dream come true. From glowing lava flows and stunning crater lakes to emerald jungles, the entire country is a feast for the eyes, and the summits of Guatemala’s mountains and volcanoes are the perfect places to pause and take it all in.
Alongside nearby Dubrovnik, Split draws travelers to the glittering Adriatic Coast of Croatia in droves. The many attractions within the Roman city walls are just the start of the allure. With idyllic islands scattered offshore and a hinterland studded with castles, medieval towns, and national parks, this historic city is the perfect stop for those who enjoy city breaks with bonus day trips.
Londoners and visitors alike will soon have the chance to “fall in love with nature on their doorsteps,” thanks to the Urban Nature Project being developed at the Natural History Museum in London.
