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When you think of Barbados, dreamy images of sun, sea, and sand probably come to mind. And to be honest, you’re not wrong. Barbados is home to stunning crystal-clear waters, velvety white sand, and it’s almost always very hot. If you’re in need of a truly tropical escape and a slower pace, then this is definitely where you want to be.
What’s the best way to experience Oregon’s gorgeous scenery? From the open road.
Often hailed as Thailand’s “Capital in the North,” the mountainous city of Chiang Mai is an idyllic destination with a plethora of experiences across its rich and varied neighborhoods.
If you fancy placing a bet or two (or 20), you’ve hit the jackpot in Las Vegas.
New York City serves as a rich tapestry of delightful activities and interesting neighborhoods to explore. Yet, with an overwhelming array of dining options, curating a list of premier restaurants can prove challenging.
The USA’s capital, Washington, DC, is filled with cultural and historical attractions. However, the gems located just beyond the city limits are equally extraordinary. From tucked-away hiking trails to neighboring cities with diverse rhythms, here are some of the best day trips to consider from GoTravelDaily.
Sometimes called the “heel of Italy,”Pugliaremains a hidden gem, attracting fewer foreign travelers than other coastal regions of Europe. This enchanting area is a treasure trove waiting to be discovered, offering incredible cultural experiences, rich history, and stunning beaches where relaxation is key.
Despite being the Mediterranean’s second largest island, Sardinia is relatively compact, measuring roughly 300km (186mi) north-to-south and 125km (78mi) east-to-west. You can cross the entire island in a few hours; however, sinuous two-lane roads and limited rail and bus connections can make short distances more time-consuming to cover than you might expect. Traveling with your own car, motorbike, or bicycle makes it much easier to explore Sardinia’s beaches, archaeological sites, and other destinations not well served by public transport.
Tokyo shopping has it all: high-end and offbeat fashion, traditional crafts, vintage wares, all manner of unique souvenirs, and gadgets you didn’t know existed but now desperately want. Whether you prefer department-store browsing or rummaging for secondhand treasures, read on to discover which Tokyo neighborhood meets your shopping needs.
The secret was out long before HBO chose to shoot the second season ofThe White Lotushere: an undisputed Mediterranean beauty since the time of the ancients, the Italian island of Sicily shamelessly seduces anyone who so much as dips one little toe in its turquoise, gin-clear waters.
One of Istria’s most celebrated monuments is the Arena, the magnificent 1st-century Roman amphitheater that symbolizes Pula, the peninsula’s biggest city. This sea-facing amphitheater is not only an icon of ancient Rome but also represents the grandest and best-preserved example of the Romans’ everlasting impact on Istria.
Memphis has rightfully earned its place in history for its impact on American music and the Civil Rights Movement. Its strategic location near Mississippi and Arkansas, coupled with excellent road and rail connections, makes it an ideal base for travelers eager to explore the rich Southern landscape.
Beijing offers a dizzying number of things to see and do, but its appeal extends well beyond the confines of the city. Within easy reach are Ming dynasty tombs, ancient villages, the Great Wall, and even enthralling glass-bottom bridges dangling over a gorge – all memorable ways to spend a day.
If there is any destination where its reputation precedes itself, it is probably the raucous one of fabulous Las Vegas, Nevada.
Cancún is a world-class destination known for its spectacular combination of Caribbean beaches, vibrant round-the-clock party scene, and all-inclusive high-rise resorts. Add to that leafy downtown plazas, Maya ruins, and a nearby national park, and you have a true Mexican gem.
Writer Monisha Rajesh reports on her overnight journey on the Caledonian Sleeper train from London to Edinburgh.
With 200 miles of coastline, more than 170 volcanoes, multiple archaeological sites with Maya ruins, and a rich tradition in coffee and cacao farming,El Salvadoris a wonderland for adventurers seeking surfing, relaxation, and exploration.
The second-largest country in Central America, Honduras, is a sprawl of mountains, islands, coastal plains, and tropical lowlands. However, despite the distances involved and the varied topography, getting around is relatively straightforward.
Planning a subcontinental winter holiday? Read on as two writers make the case for their preferred South Indian state.