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Discover Master Craftsmanship in Japan’s Fukui Province

Japan’s Fukui province has qualities that would appeal to any visitor. For one thing, its scenery is dramatic, especially the cliffs of its Sea of Japan coastline. The region features immaculately preserved archaeological sites, hearty regional cuisine, and some of the country’s finest craftsman traditions. The most important of these traditions, both based in the village of Echizen, are washi papermaking and the manufacture of edge tools and weapons, including knives and scythes.
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Top Summer Activities in Australia for 2025

Summer down under is a season of sun and festivities. However, December to February in Australia does require some extra planning. If you’re jetting south with plans to take to the Top End, you’ll be met with impossibly hot days. Heading to Queensland’s Far North? You’ll find activities are restricted in the tropics – summer up there means rainy days and seas teeming with beautiful (but dangerous) jellyfish. But it isn’t all extreme weather; summer in Oz is a treat – you just need to know where to go. From soaking up festival vibes in Sydney to beach-hopping along the west coast, here’s how to make the most of an Aussie summer vacation.
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Discover the Most Incredible Trees in England for 2025

A competition is currently underway to crown England’s Tree of the Year 2020, with voting open to the public. This prestigious event is organized by Woodland Trust, a charitable organization dedicated to forest conservation. Their shortlist of ten exceptional trees has been refined from hundreds of nominations received during the pandemic, highlighting the strong community connections with nature. Each winning tree will receive a £1000 ($1332) grant for tree care.
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Volkswagen’s Versatile New Van: Your Compact Campsite on Wheels

Volkswagen is a name that has become synonymous with road travel, whether it’s the colorful vintage VW campers that have inspired wanderlust throughout the decades or larger custom builds that facilitate more rugged outdoor adventuring. The new iteration of their popular Caddy van presents an intriguing opportunity for travelers seeking a compact option that doesn’t compromise on features.
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Explore Outer Space and Safari Adventures: Top Virtual Tours for Kids

Even with restrictions on travel starting to lift, many families won’t be going anywhere for a while. They can, however, take advantage of the many virtual tours available online, allowing kids to travel to places that both entertain and educate them. Some tours are super professional, while others are more informal, created by tourists themselves. The range can be overwhelming, making it difficult to know where to start. Additionally, some experiences might not work so well for kids, or are best enjoyed with equipment such as VR headsets. Here are some of the best virtual tours for families, along with tips on how to make the most of them.
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Live Cam Aids Arctic Scientists in Beluga Whale Research

In late June, the Arctic experienced record-high temperatures – a staggering 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit – and by early July, the total extent of Arctic sea ice was nearing an all-time low. To highlight the climate crisis, the nonprofit Polar Bears International is launching a beluga whale live cam, inviting armchair scientists to participate in a community project dedicated to these marine mammals.
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