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The closest living relative to the dinosaur, with a bite force thought to rival that of a T.Rex, saltwater crocodiles are the ultimate apex predators. With more than 100,000 of them patrolling the waterways of Australia’s Northern Territory alone – that’s one saltie for every two human residents – it’s the best place on the planet to see these reptilian relics in action.
Warsaw is lively and Kraków is beautiful, but Poland’s third-largest city remains a mystery to many travelers. However, Łódź, pronounced ‘Woodge’, has plenty to offer.
Louisiana has a deep connection to the outdoors in all of its incarnations: land, water, and the median space where those two elements combine. That hybrid space covers much of the state, making for a unique geography and ecology that residents cherish. However, visiting these wetlands can feel daunting to outsiders and sometimes even locals. From bayou paddles to boardwalk strolls, here are ideas for making the most of this watery wilderness.
In recent years, Kyiv has seen numerous trendy new cafes opening on its bustling sidewalks and in hidden courtyards. Consequently, there are now enough top-notch establishments around the city to satisfy the cravings of coffee-loving locals and visitors alike. These cafes offer a cozy ambiance, high-quality products, and an excellent selection of brews and snacks. Whether you’re in the mood for hip indie spots or romantic retro hangouts, Kyiv has it covered.
More demanding than southern Peru’s Inca Trail and lesser-known than neighboring Cordillera Blanca, the Cordillera Huayhuash is a stunning adventure waiting for you. From extreme altitudes to breathtaking (sometimes literally so) views, hiking the complete Huayhuash circuit has been noted as one of the most physically and emotionally challenging treks in the country, but also one of the most rewarding.
China’s third-biggest city, Guangzhou, is the beating heart of the megalopolis that is the Pearl River Delta. This location along the South China Sea has long made Guangzhou one of China’s most important trading ports, characterized by a colonial background and a culturally diverse society.
The Channel Islands sit between Britain and France, loyal subjects of Her Majesty, but lying just off the French coast; British citizens living in a warmer, sunnier climate than the UK with local dialects originating in medieval Norman. The weather attracts outdoor enthusiasts for hiking, surfing, kayaking, coasteering, and diving. Ancient remains appeal to historians, while gourmets can indulge in superb local seafood and delicious ice cream made with rich milk from the ‘Jersey girls’.
The suburbs of Soweto, located in metro Johannesburg, and Khayelitsha, a vast township on the Cape Flats east of Cape Town, are transforming their reputations. These reborn areas are now focal points of innovation and culture, featuring new monuments, contemporary theatres, community centres adorned with public art, gourmet restaurants, and third wave coffee shops.
It’s 2am on a Saturday night in Seoul and the local watering hole is a packed house. You can hardly find a seat, but eats are cheap and drinks are even cheaper. This magical hotspot is not one of the city’s trendiest bars but rather one of the neighbourhood’s surprisingly buzzing convenience stores.
This is what happens when you put three people with no plans or agenda for the day. We weren’t even in Rhode Island and didn’t know anyone there.
The Russian Far East has a mystique that’s been luring travelers for generations. With the volcanoes and geysers of Kamchatka, ancient stone pillars on the Lena River, and some of the world’s coldest and remotest human settlements, as well as the cosmopolitan cities of Vladivostok and Khabarovsk, the region has something for everyone. Russia’s poignant past is present here too, from the BAM (Baikal-Amur Mainline) railway to the infamous Kolyma Highway that runs to Magadan, the most notorious outpost of the Far Eastern Gulag system.
Here’s how to make sure your dream elephant experience is an ethical one.
As the home of a world-renowned university, Oxford is famous for being a hub for readers, writers, and thinkers. It’s little wonder that the city has fostered some of the biggest names in literature and has inspired many acclaimed works of fiction. From J.R.R. Tolkien and Philip Pullman to C.S. Lewis and Lewis Carroll, Oxford has long been a stomping ground for literary greats, with traces left for visitors to explore.
Take a leisurely trip around Oregon to experience its unique food culture, from quirky Portland’s outstanding culinary scene to peaceful wine country and the northern coast, renowned for foraging and legendary seafood.
If your last beach excursion feels like a distant memory, or you simply yearn to see the ocean, a well-planned movie night might be just what you need to escape the landlocked blues. Put your feet up and embark on a vicarious journey to some of the most exotic cinematic beaches showcased in popular films, all while enjoying an engaging storyline.
GoTravelDaily Local Lucy Corne fell in love with Cape Town following an overland trip across the continent. She was captivated by its mountain-meets-beach beauty, its laid-back attitude to life, and its vibrant dining scene. She moved there in 2010, and every time she catches a glimpse of glorious Table Mountain, she considers herself one very lucky lady.
Plastic’s devastating effect on the environment is making ever bigger headlines, yet our pledge of plastic-free living is often forgotten on holiday when convenience can be particularly tempting.
Scotland is a remarkable country to explore! It’s a place that offers diverse experiences regardless of your travel preferences. The multitude of the best places in Scotland scattered throughout the region makes it an extraordinary destination for exploration.
Every visit to Greece excites me! The delightful cuisine, the laid-back atmosphere, and the myriad of flavors I devour upon arrival are just a few reasons why this country remains close to my heart.
