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Top 11 Scenic Hikes in Alberta You Must Explore

Alberta is a remarkable province in Canada, brimming with numerous attractions and stunning locations, includingBanff,Jasper, as well as urban centers likeEdmontonandCalgary. With such extraordinary locales, developing a solid plan can be challenging, particularly when considering the province’s natural landscapes. Thus, I am sharing some of the best hiking trails in Alberta that will provide you with a genuine experience of the region.

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Top NFL Cities to Visit by Division

Sure, most prognosticators project the 2019 NFL division winners by considering players, coaching, and schedule strength. However, why not make predictions based on something that matters to travelers— the best cities to visit for game weekend? We rated teams on a seven-category scale, and these eight emerged triumphant.

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Explore Toyama’s Traditional Handmade Crafts from Central Japan

The mountain-flanked region of Toyama in central Japan is replete with lush natural scenery flaunting both ocean and alpine vistas. This region is also home to a handful of exquisite traditional crafts dating back over 400 years. Conveniently positioned along the Hokuriku Shinkansen train line, Toyama serves as a popular stop for travelers headed to attractions such as the renowned Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route. To gain a more in-depth understanding of the local history and culture, and pick up a rare souvenir or two, consider renting a car in Toyama and embarking on a craft tour of the region.

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Explore Budapest’s Autumn: Food, Festivals, and Outdoor Adventures

Autumn’s golden light sets Budapest glowing, but the change of seasons brings much more than colour to Hungary’s capital. The summer crowds have ebbed away, allowing you to roam parks, thermal pools, and museums without fighting for space. From seasonal events and inspiring sights to the city’s quirky side, here’s how to explore the best of Budapest in the autumn.

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Top 12 Must-Do Activities in Bordeaux, France

Bordeaux is a remarkable destination for both a city getaway and an extended exploration of its surrounding countryside and vineyards. Following a visit to the stunning regions of the Dordogne, I was keen to make my way to Bordeaux, a journey we accomplished recently, inclusive of our road trip in the area, highlighted by a significant stop in Bordeaux itself. The city offers a plethora of activities to engage in, leaving visitors wonderfully spoiled for choice. This city can cater to those seeking a relaxing experience, as well as those desiring a lively and vibrant atmosphere.

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Discover the Cape Winelands: A Unique Wine Tasting Experience

Jagged peaks, rolling hills, grand manor houses, and sunny skies—the Cape Winelands is a remarkable region to visit, and that’s before you’ve set foot in one of the world-class wineries or restaurants. You’ll need a vehicle (and ideally a driver) to explore the vineyards, scattered as they are between the Winelands towns, starting some 30km east of Cape Town.

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Autumn Events and Activities in London

Autumn is a lovely time to visit London, after the stuffy heat of summer has gone and before the frantic busyness of the festive period. It’s arguably the best time for walking in the capital, with the grand royal parks ablaze in seasonal colors, and early morning mist on the Thames making riverside strolls delightfully atmospheric. As ever, world-class events and things to do abound.

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Exploring Arkansas and Tennessee: The Ultimate Johnny Cash Road Trip

Most probably can’t remember the first time they heard Johnny Cash’s voice. Chances are, his deep bass has been a constant rumble through your life for decades. More than 15 years after his death, Cash remains an American icon, resonating with fans of all ages and backgrounds. Visiting some of the sites that inspired Johnny Cash gives fans a deeper appreciation of his music – songs filled with love, death, protest, regret, and redemption – and the complicated man who wrote them.

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