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Caryn B. Davis spent a lifetime dreaming about visiting Antarctica. When she finally visited in January this year, she found she wasn’t alone in hearing the call of the White Continent…
An arduous two-day journey into the desert of La Guajira will take you deep into the unknown, into the remote territory that characterizes Colombia’s northern coastline. Silent stretches of sand extend for miles, eventually spilling onto the Caribbean coastline, carrying you all the way to Punta Gallinas, the northernmost tip of South America.
Even as governmental regulations fluctuate around which service and emotional support animals are cleared to fly, traveling with pets is becoming more and more commonplace. Accommodations, restaurants, and parks increasingly allow access to man’s best friend – even tailoring their experiences accordingly.
Do you want to travel the world with your kids but find yourselves limited by finances, school holidays, and increasingly, worries about your family’s environmental impact? While you may struggle to completely replicate the incredible experience of travel, there are plenty of ways you can introduce your kids to the world without even leaving your home. As Marcel Proust said, “The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes.” Use these ideas to have family adventures from home while leaving no carbon footprint.
Offering spine-tingling views of one of the world’s most famous skylines, New York’s Edge observation deck is now open, taking visitors more than 1000 feet above the city’s streets.
Turkey is often associated with bustling cities like Istanbul and the unique landscapes of Cappadocia. However, this diverse country offers majestic mountains, postcard-perfect beaches, and rich historical sites beyond these famous destinations. Wherever you venture in Turkey, you’ll encounter warm hospitality and delectable cuisine. To make the most of your trip, consider exploring Turkey with the planning assistance of GoTravelDaily Experiences powered by Intrepid Travel.
The entire English coastline will become accessible for the first time when the England Coast Path National Trail is completed this year; offering hikers, campers, swimmers, and wildlife lovers access to the world’s longest walking route.
Some passengers avoid flying on Friday the 13th; however, do non-triskaidekaphobes get cheaper tickets as a result? This article explores the truth behind this superstition.
The soundtrack inNashvilleon Wednesday was not the usual Telecaster guitars, orange amps and kick drums, but instead, chainsaws, generators and nail guns as Music City started to recover from a cluster of deadly tornadoes.
Design devotees will find plenty in Prague to swoon over. Not only is the Czech capital a living masterclass in past design movements, but a new generation of creative talent is also busy subverting tradition and producing beautiful, unconventional objects and spaces to explore. Here are the best things to see and do in Prague for design lovers.
When exiting Hwy 1 into Canmore, Alberta, you might notice a striking number of little furry brown and black bunnies adorning the grassy railroad tracks and parking lots. This bustling mountain town, home to about 14,000 residents, is renowned for its hiking, biking, and skiing trails, in addition to its close proximity to Banff National Park. Recently, Canmore has become known for its unique population of feral rabbits.
Ever wondered what it would be like to visit a real-life Atlantis? Or to scan the murky depths of a lake for a larger-than-life monster? Turns out, you can. Whether you’re a mythology buff looking to summon Zeus atop Mt. Olympus or want to follow in the footsteps ofIndiana Jones, these real-life destinations are chock-full of history, scenery, and ancient lore, making them worth a visit every chance you get. Just don’t forget to brush up on your ancient mythology before you go.
Coral reefs are one of the most majestic ecosystems on our planet; however, they are critically impacted by climate change. Since the 1980s, we’ve lost 30 to 50 percent of tropical coral reefs, and scientists indicate we could lose 90 percent of all coral by 2050.
With the renaissance of staycations, and the fact it’s now more affordable for many foreign travellers to visit, the United Kingdom is revelling in the chance to showcase some of its must-see destinations. Steeped in history and local lore, and with miles of rugged beaches, North Wales is one such highlight. The pride of the people of this region is palpable, and with so much on offer, it’s not hard to see why.
Japan has a long history of brewing. Before it was the modern paste, miso was brewed as a sauce from fermented grain and fish during the Neolithic era (14,000-300BCE). Rice wine, commonly referred to as sake outside Japan, was first brewed around 500 CE. Tea was introduced to Japan from China during the Nara period (710-794 CE), and Japanese soy sauce brewers have been in operation since around 1580 CE.
The Galapagos Islands offer a rare peek at what the world might look like devoid of human interference. Known for their role in Darwin’s theory of evolution, the islands were impossible to visit without leaving changed.
No vacation is one-size-fits-all, but time spent in Sintra, Portugal comes pretty close. A mere 45-minute train ride northwest of Lisbon, this fairy-tale town is full of history, lies close to the coast, and has been named a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Whether you have business in Lisbon or are heading south from Porto, this seemingly small town packs a punch per acre and makes an ideal weekend side trip to escape the city.
Many travellers toJapanfollow the same route, using theirJR train passto go between key cities includingTokyo,KyotoandHiroshima. Tokyo will of course be even busier than usual during the summer Olympics, andKyoto is known to suffer from significant crowds. Therefore, if you’re looking to invest your tourist money in a more sustainable way, consider some slow travel in western Japan’s Setouchi region. From visiting temples to engaging with the Japanese art scene, here are the best ways for travellers to support local communities in and around the Seto Inland Sea.
The Belgian city ofGhentis associated with many wonderful creations: it even claims to have invented waffles. Its icon, though, is Jan van Eyck’sGhent Altarpiece, also calledAdoration of the Mystic Lamb(Het Lam Godsin Flemish). In 2020, the city is focused on this magnificent painting, the highlight being a blockbuster exhibition calledVan Eyck: An Optical Revolution(until 30 April).
Descending deep into the earth, wine caves provide ideal conditions for aging wine. The earthly entombment maintains a consistently cold and humid temperature, shielding the aging process from any above-ground disturbances.