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Sustainable Travel to Machu Picchu: Explore Peru’s Iconic Ruins Responsibly

It’s one of the world’s most spectacular archaeological sites, yet Machu Picchu has become a victim of its own popularity. The 2017 introduction of a timed ticketing system is just one of several recent initiatives the Peruvian government has implemented to protect this ancient wonder. However, there are plenty of ways visitors can help preserve the iconic ruins for the future.
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Experience Local Life in Geelong, Australia: A Complete Guide

Originally from Melbourne, GoTravelDaily Local Kate and her partner moved to Geelong over a year ago for its relaxed lifestyle. As a travel writer, Kate spends her time travelling the world but finds nowhere is as friendly as Geelong. This city boasts a great community feel, and its location—close to Melbourne, the Bellarine Peninsula, and the Great Ocean Road—is perfect for local adventures.
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Ultimate Guide to a Week in Tierra del Fuego

Travel to the terminus of the Andes, and you’ve truly reached the end of the world once you set foot on Tierra del Fuego, a mythical land of fire and ice marooned off the southern tip of South America. Splitting between Chile and Argentina, visiting both sides of Tierra del Fuego has never been easier, allowing you to embark on an epic journey through forgotten fjords, crackling glaciers, windswept pampa, and brooding evergreen forests. Here’s how to make the most of your week-long adventure.
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Top Romantic Cities Worldwide: Readers’ Picks for 2025

This past month, Paris Hilton had the surprise of a lifetime when her boyfriend, actor Chris Zylka, bent down on one knee and popped the question while the two were skiing in Aspen, Colorado. Photos of the proposal show the happy couple kissing atop a snow-capped mountain, with the famous ski resort in the distance. And while not everyone can expect a $2 million ring the next time they’re in Aspen with their lover, they can expect a fair share of romance according toGoTravelDailyreaders, who voted the Rocky Mountain town one of the world’s most romantic cities.
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Top 6 Must-Visit Art Galleries in Amman

A flourishing art scene might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Amman, Jordan’s capital that stretches out over seven hills and beyond. However, in recent years, a flurry of traditional and contemporary galleries have sprung up across the metropolis, attracting a wonderful and perhaps surprising array of local and international artists.
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Top Family Adventures Near Santiago

Like many countries in South America, Chile is famously friendly to families, no doubt inspired by the great cultural importance that Chileans place on family and children. The country’s unique geography, spread over 5,000 kilometers, can present challenges for young travelers. For instance, the Atacama Desert, known as the driest place on Earth, lies far in the north, while Patagonia is located in the south.
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Ultimate Island-Hopping Adventures: Explore Stunning Archipelagos

The word ‘archipelago’ comes from the Greek ‘arkhi’ (chief) and ‘pegalos’ (sea). Originally, it was a name only for the Aegean Sea, the island-speckled spur of the Mediterranean between Greece and Turkey. Now, however, the word describes any chain of islands, still evoking the spirit of adventure as it did when Odysseus set sail from Troy to explore the original landscape. Travellers find a multitude of unique experiences nestled close together in these remarkable places.
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