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Baja California evokes a rugged, wild west kind of adventure. Stretching some 760 miles south from the US border, this Mexican peninsula is a land of compelling contrasts — a dry, mostly desert geography with hidden enclaves of lush vineyards, jagged mountains, and solemn cactus forests bordered by crystalline waters and wide sandy beaches.
With the leaves turning and the temperatures dropping, it really feels a lot like Halloween. Although your typical seasonal scares, like haunted houses and costume parades, might be on hold this year, you can generate your own frights with any classic horror film.
The idea of printing and carrying a boarding pass seems a little odd in the age of smartphones; especially if printing facilities are scarce. However, even beyond airlines like Ryanair, which charges extensively for printing boarding passes, it’s wise to either produce a paper copy or ensure that airport staff can print one out for you. John Walton explains why.
Whether you’re the type to throw on a tank and go deep, or prefer pottering along the surface with a snorkel, Australia is undeniably gracious when it comes to underwater life and color. Here are the best places to dive in and get wet down under.
We live in an age of unprecedented access to digital technology, providing new avenues for exploring the world around us. While seeing iconic landmarks like the Mona Lisa or Christ the Redeemer in person is a unique experience, many of the world’s most popular and remote destinations now offer immersive virtual experiences. With thousands of online images, videos, and 360-degree virtual tours, you can explore museums, galleries, world wonders, and national parks from the comfort of your home.
From the pyramids of Teotihuacan to the Mayan ruins of Tulum, Mexico’s renowned archaeological sites are starting to reopen. However, visiting these historical treasures now involves adhering to a new set of rules as they evolve for a post-pandemic era.
From grumpy volcanoes to labyrinthine limestone caves and stunning black-sand beaches, Costa Rica offers a never-ending array of natural wonders that keep visitors coming back. Here are 10 natural wonders that make this Central American gem one of the most popular destinations in the world.
My first visit to Beirut was something of an unplanned detour. Twenty years ago in Damascus, I took an impromptu shared taxi between the two capitals, armed with little more than a flyer for a cheap hotel in the Hamra district that a fellow backpacker had given me.
“How do you feel about spirituality and remote nature?” Aminaa asks. My eyes are already wandering far beyond the city, where I can see the sun set behind brown mountain ranges in a mystical golden glow.
If you are enchanted with the thought of tiny living and you’d like to give it a whirl without any long-term commitment, consider spending a few nights at a tiny-home resort. With all the hype around tiny living, it’s no surprise that there’s a growing number of these lovable resorts across the nation from Colorado to New York to Wisconsin.
TheWalk of Peacehiking trail connects the Alps to the Adriatic Sea along the former WWI frontline that once straddled the mountainous border between today’sSloveniaandItaly. The 11-stage route extends approximately 137 miles (220km) and passes through villages, under peaks, past glacial lakes, and across pristine rivers, and it is more than just a trekking path—it serves as a living history lesson, showcasing museums and memorial sites, alongside a delightful food-and-wine experience.
A large Neolithic monument discovered near Stonehenge in England has cast new light on the mystery of the ancient site.
There’s something quite magical about a well-executed cocktail. It can transport you to a new place altogether, with the unique flavors of various spirits awakening your senses.
Being in social isolation doesn’t stop us dreaming of all the places we’d like to visit; in fact, now we’ve got even more time to daydream. Escape on a virtual vacation to bring a little piece of Cuba to your living room.
The hummingbirds are coming. The online migration tracker shows sightings of ruby-throated hummingbirds skittering up Georgia’s coast and western edge. Though I am from New York, I now live in Milledgeville in middle Georgia. It’s my fourth year in my Southern home (but who’s counting?).
London-based writer, columnist, and master of meme culture, Raven Smith, shares his travel aspirations for life after lockdown, as well as the rosé-tinted and sun-drenched memories of vacations past.
If your family is missing traveling and your kids are at home due to lockdown or social distancing measures, now is the perfect opportunity to teach them essential skills for planning a trip. From research and budgeting to time management and basic knowledge of the local language, preparing for a trip involves critical thinking. Children aged eight and up can begin to apply these skills to create their ideal city break.
Travel photographer Laura Watilo Blake knows a thing or two about good digital hygiene and keeping track of all the shots she takes on each trip. She shared her top tips for wrangling your own collection of travel photos before your next adventure.
Join us on a journey to discover where the last dragon lay… This was one of those unexpectedly delightful days! I had often passed by this charming village but had never explored it until today. In search of adventure, our group stumbled upon this quaint hidden gem.
Peppered with prominent shopping streets, cool little concept stores, art galleries, antique shops, and bustling markets, Budapest is an excellent place for browsing. Plan a shopping spree with our guide to local treasure troves of everything from high-end fashion to flea market wonders.