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Few people have heard of Jekyll Island, Georgia. However, significant, world-changing events once took place in this tiny spot – one of four barrier islands known as the Golden Isles.
A living, breathing open-air architecture museum, Columbus, Indiana, dazzles eyes and minds. Thanks to thoughtful urban planning over the past 100 years, it boasts an eclectic mix of architecturally significant buildings, historic storefronts, vibrant green spaces, kid-friendly fun, and public art, all set against a backdrop of friendly Hoosier hospitality.
From the 1950s to 1970s, Israeli socialist communes called kibbutzim attracted idealist volunteers yearning to get back to nature. Everyone shared everything, from cars to income to babies born on-site, who were raised with other children their own age, away from their parents, in the so-called children’s house. Today, after an exodus and then the return of the kibbutz youth, these projects have, ironically, gone capitalist.
In college, I studied American history. The Vietnam War is an integral part of that story, and it has always been a prominent event in my mind.
It’s no secret that some of the world’s most amazing destinations are feeling the tourism squeeze. However, that’s no reason to stay put. As communities cope with travellers’ all-too-loving embrace, being a responsible tourist means getting strategic about where to go and when.
When it comes to easy accessibility, drop-dead gorgeous scenery, and a sheer number of trail options, there is no better place to go hiking in Italy than the Amalfi Coast.
Don’t be alarmed if you find Delhi a bit overwhelming. The Indian capital can be unnerving, even for longstanding residents who love its multifarious charms. Despite Delhi’s mind-boggling heritage, vibey neighborhoods, laissez faire lifestyle, and general bonhomie, every so often almost everyone feels a little swamped by the vast crowds filling most urban spaces.
Moscow holds enough attractions to keep any traveler busy for weeks; however, it is equally rewarding to venture outside the city and explore its beautiful surroundings. Whether you choose to travel by car or public transport, a variety of charming destinations await you, featuring unique museums, artistic retreats, medieval fortresses, and 19th-century architecture amidst picturesque landscapes.
The best hikes in Nepal often evoke images of thrilling adventures, particularly those attempting to ascend Mount Everest. However, Nepal offers a wealth of diverse landscapes, extending beyond just its tallest peaks.
Vista Palazzo Lago di Como is the first five-star hotel in the city center, offering an exceptional experience in one of the most enchanting locations in Italy.
The first thing you notice about Rafael Hernandez is his smile. Bright, youthful, and beaming, it’s a toothy grin you’d think belonged to a child. But now in his late 40s, Hernandez is anything but a babe in the woods.
Despite the time it takes to reach many of the best Asian resorts, making the journey is totally worth it to GoTravelDaily readers. The properties featured on this year’s list are notable for their distinct settings, including an 18th-century royal palace on its own island, a modern beachside compound in Bali, and a secluded jungle camp in Thailand, where elephants roam the grounds.
An African safari is the type of getaway that stays with you long after you’ve returned home. And how could it not? It’s an unparalleled opportunity to see wildlife in their natural habitat — whether it’s massive herds of wildebeests during the annual migration, elephants cooling off in a watering hole, giraffes play fighting, or a pack of painted dogs zoning in on their prey. Throughout southern and eastern Africa, there are an overwhelming number of safari lodges to choose from — and our readers have selected the best of the best.
Flying domestically should be fairly painless; GoTravelDaily readers agree. They have come to a consensus that the best domestic airports are not only easy to navigate but also a joy to linger in. From aesthetically pleasing designs to tasty local restaurants, these 10 airports around the country stand out.
It’s easy to be swept away byFort Lauderdale’s white sand beaches and the timeless glitz of Las Olas Boulevard. However, beyond the staples that have made theSouth Floridacity a vacation haven and proven Spring Break spectacle, a new hip, colorful, and creative side is quickly emerging. Moreover, just like a sunny day at the beach, it shouldn’t be missed.
For decades, Capri has been a prime destination for the international jet set. If you’re dreaming of a glamorous seaside escape, its larger counterpart Ischia, just across the bay of Naples, is coming into the international spotlight. Now is the perfect time to head to Ischia and discover the magic that Europeans on holiday have been keeping to themselves all this time.
One writer finds her own private Portugal in Porto Côvo, a fishing village in the Alentejo.
I found myself lost inBlue Mountains National Park, and I hadn’t even left my hotel. For the first hour in theHydro Majestic Hotel, a sumptuous Art Deco warren about 90 minutes west of Sydney, my hometown, I wandered wide-eyed from one theatrical setting to the next, savoring the glass-domed lobby and quirky murals from the 1920s that depict both medieval knights and outback safaris. However, even amid the Gatsbyesque flourishes, it was the sweeping vistas of the Megalong Valley, considered the Grand Canyon ofAustralia, that were the most captivating. Looking out at the atavistic expanse — which was, as the name promised, bathed in azure eucalyptus haze — I expected a pterodactyl to sweep into view.
If you envision Tokyo as an eye, then Saitama Prefecture acts as the eyebrow curling around the city from the northeast to the northwest. The eastern parts, located near the capital, are bustling with countless train lines carrying commuters into Tokyo for daily activities, while the western parts feature forest-covered mountains, tea fields, rice paddies, and orchards.
Jesse Billauer is deliberate.