The White Buddha – Vents Ridge loop hike is ideal for those of you would want a short climb and a steep descent with a great view of the Elbow Valley, not far from Bragg Creek. You can knock it off in a few hours, even after work on a summer evening. It’s an interesting …
Curaçao is famous for its vivid turquoise bays, soft white-sand coves, and rugged Caribbean landscapes. With more than 40 beaches across the island, choosing the right one can be overwhelming. Using popularity, traveler reviews, natural beauty, amenities, swimming conditions, and snorkeling quality, we narrowed the list to the 10 best beaches Curaçao has to offer. Whether you’re …
I have left Cox’s Bazar and Rohingya refugees, and have landed in the land they fled. My intention was to travel north to the Naf river, where I was, just days ago, on the Bangladesh side. Easier said than done, it turned out. Much of Rakhine State is restricted, even closed, as a result …
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This is a guest post by Nadia Beaumont, a lifestyle journalist with a passion for ocean travel and tropical destinations. She writes about effortless holiday ideas, from laid-back Caribbean cruises to weekend escapes closer to home. If your calendar has unexpectedly cleared, why not seize the moment and book a last-minute holiday? Caribbean cruises are especially appealing …
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Keen hikers head to the Dolomites in Italy every summer to explore a spectacular network of interconnected trails, including the fabulous, though undeniably tough, Alta Via 2. The multi-day hike winds through one of the world’s most dramatic mountain ranges featuring dolomite limestone peaks, soaring spires, sharp pinnacles, jagged ridges, and rugged walls that tower …
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