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Explore Johannesburg: A Stylish Two-Day Safari Experience

Johannesburg, one of the largest cities on the continent and South Africa’s financial capital, serves as a vital stopover point for many travelers exploring Southern Africa. While many choose to head straight out of town for a safari, it is vital not to overlook this vibrant city. Over the course of just two days, you can immerse yourself in its rich and tumultuous history, fantastic arts and culture, and the developing foodie scene.
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Discover Northern Ireland: A Hidden Gem with Titanic Heritage

Northern Ireland’s charms draw more and more visitors each year. First timers head straight for the Giant’s Causeway, a worthy destination, but only one star in a constellation that twinkles with many others. Sip whiskey at the oldest distillery in the world. Visit Titanic Belfast and learn the story of the world’s most famous ship. Stroll the walls of Derry to uncover local history. Be won over by the friendliness, knowledge, and enthusiasm of the people. Your first visit won’t be your last.
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Experience Serenity in Tranquil Paraty

Strolling through Paraty feels a little like you’re revisiting a bygone era – horse-drawn carts jolt their way along cobblestone streets, boats hover patiently on pretty shores and life centers around a cluster of white-stone houses etched with Masonic symbols. It’s about switching off and tuning out here, and with 300 beaches, acres of waterfall-laden rainforest, and a network of hiking and cycling trails all within easy reach, you won’t struggle to do so.
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Exploring Van Gogh’s Last Days: A Journey to Auvers-sur-Oise

Genteel, peaceful Auvers-sur-Oise, just 34 kilometers from Paris, already had pedigree as an artists’ village when Vincent van Gogh arrived in the spring of 1890. However, during his short, intense stay, the Dutch master painted 80 works in 70 days — a frenzy of productivity that culminated in his death from a gunshot wound in his tiny room at the main street’sauberge(inn).
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Ultimate Guide to Exploring the Falkland Islands

Even though the Falkland Islands – one of the UK’s southernmost overseas territories – briefly came to global prominence in 1982 after its sovereignty was contested by Argentina, they aren’t on the radar for most travelers. This South Atlantic archipelago consists of more than 700 islands, is about the size of Connecticut (or half the size of Wales), and is home to some 3200 people, half a million sheep, and a million penguins.
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