To get a better picture of what summer travel may look like this year, we turned to a handful of experts for their predictions. Here’s what they said to expect.
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To get a better picture of what summer travel may look like this year, we turned to a handful of experts for their predictions. Here’s what they said to expect.
I was lucky enough to spend almost a month exploring Sri Lanka with friends. These are some of my favorite Sri Lanka Photos from our trip! We had the most epic sunset at Sigiriya Rock, which is the most popular tourist destination in Sri Lanka. The elephant safari in Kaudulla National Park was a … 60 SRI LANKA PHOTOS TO INSPIRE YOUR TRAVELS
With so many destinations, it can be difficult to know where to go. TripAdvisor rounded up the best places to travel around the world this year.
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The Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum hosts Nightcaps with St. Nick, a 75-minute adventure through time departing from Chattanooga’s Grand Junction Depot. The vintage, round-end observation car will offer seasonal cocktails and desserts.
A giant tree more than 330 feet tall was identified in Borneo from the air, and then climbed with a tape measure, at considerable risk.
Fewer crowds, comfortable temperatures, and blooming wildflowers make spring the best time to visit these national parks.
As the world gets more interconnected, the price tag of a trip abroad might actually surprise you — in a good way.
Often overlooked in favor of its flashier neighbors, Mykonos and Santorini, the small volcanic isle offers a more peaceful way to experience the Aegean.
An idyllic holiday resort on the banks of the Red Sea was a base for Israeli spies with a secret mission.
Poised to protect this valuable harbor was one of the largest forts ever built. Nearly thirty years in the making (1846-1875), Fort Jefferson was never finished nor fully armed. Yet it was a vital link in a chain of coastal forts that stretched from Maine to California. Fort Jefferson, the most sophisticated of these, was a brilliant and undeniable symbol that the United States wanted to be left alone. Though never attacked, the fort fulfilled its intended role. It helped to protect the peace and prosperity of a young nation. During the Civil War, Union warships used the harbor in their campaign to blockade Southern shipping. The fort was also used as a prison, mainly for Union deserters. Its most famous prisoner was Dr. Samuel Mudd, the physician who set the broken leg of John Wilkes Booth. Abandoned by the Army in 1874, the fort was later used as a coaling station for warships. In 1898, the USS Maine sailed into history, departing the Tortugas on its fateful mission to Havana, Cuba. Though used briefly during both world wars, the fort’s final chapter as “Guardian of the Gulf” had long since closed. https://www.nps.gov/drto/learn/historyculture/fort-jefferson.htm
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When America left the military base after the war, the remaining goods—everything from weaponry to bottles of Coca-Cola—were offered to the French and British at a very low price, 6 cents to the dollar. However, the colonizers were going on the assumption that should they refuse to buy the items, the U.S. military would be forced to simply leave them behind for free. The Americans were having none of this. To spite the British and French, the military made the rash decision to drive all of the vehicles, food, clothing, drinks, and other equipment to a wharf on the southern coast of the island. The army then drove all of the vehicles into the sea, used bulldozers to dump the rest of the supplies over the wharf, before also driving the bulldozers into the sea, ensuring that the European countries would not be able to get their hands on the items at all, free or otherwise. Millions of dollars worth of goods were completely destroyed over the period of those two days, rendered unusable at the bottom of the ocean. As a result of the dumping, the waters were contaminated with fuel, rubber, metal and other waste, leaving the local Vanuatuans shocked at the carnage, though they salvaged what they could once the Americans had finally departed.
What makes a place beautiful? The kind of breathtakingly stunning scenery that stays with you long after you’ve left, like a heartwarming childhood memory? Is it the unexplainable tickle that rises in your stomach when you stand, bug-like, atop a mountain, looking down? The exotic scents and unintelligible chatter that invade the mind when you find yourself in a foreign land? The world is bursting with gorgeousness and, oh boy, we need it now more than ever. So, in this week’s Sunday Magazine, we’re going to spoil you. Here are some of our favorite places. Most are remote — making this a perfect getaway guide if you prefer a socially distant vacation when the world opens up. Ready to plan your next adventure?
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Anarchic, organic, surreal, this enclave was once among the most densely populated places on Earth.
Mr. Cruise-Wilkins hopes to become lucky , as told by the CNN, by finding a treasure buried in the Seychelles by a French pirate almost three centuries ago.
From the rise of sustainable travel to a new influx of vegan hotels.
The long read: In 2001, a smugglers’ yacht washed up in the Azores and disgorged its contents. The island of São Miguel was quickly flooded with high-grade cocaine – and nearly 20 years on, it is still feeling the effects
In many countries in Southeast Asia, such as Myanmar, Thailand, Laos and Cambodia, the arrival of spring also marks the beginning of the new year. Songkran (สงกรานต์), as the festival welcoming in the new year is called in Thai, is often celebrated with playful water fights on city streets over the course of three chaotic days. In 2022, Songkran will begin April 13 and last until the evening of April 15. The dates are calculated via the lunisolar calendar, which accounts both for the movement of the sun through the zodiac and the moon’s cycles. Specifically, the dates mark the period when the Sun’s leaving the constellation of Pisces and entering Aries. Over these days, cities turn into playful battlegrounds. Children emerge armed from their houses and bands of revelers gather on the sides of the roads ready to waylay passersby. This, though, is a war with water.
Discovering unique places can change your trip.. Profoundly. We believe the Casa is such a place. We’re talking a solar-powered, eco-friendly backpackers hostel run by our cheerful, local crew. The hostel sits among the San Bernardo Islands, just two hours by boat from Cartagena. The Casa - a former holiday home owned by a Colombian family - is a 23-year old wooden house built on a concrete foundation under the sea water. Over time, coral formed on the foundations, much to our delight, as colorful sea life can now be viewed whilst you’re chilling in your hammock. http://www.casaenelagua.com/
Here at MessyNessyChic, we've spent the past decade bucket-listing the earth, finding the most off-beat, unique (and chic) places to escape and explore. And along the way, we've come across a hotel room or two that we felt deserved its place on one of those official "best hotels of the world list".
Uniting exploration, photography and the natural world, Tales by Light offers a rare glimpse into the eyes and minds of some of Australia and the world’s bes...
The first of my new travel VLOG series bought to you from the remote Pohnpei in the Federated States of Micronesia. Everyday for the next 12 days I'll share ...
(CNN) — A large passenger jet sits silent and still on the edge of a sun-beaten track. It won't fly again -- its engines have been stripped down, its wings wrecked and weathered by time. Nearby, shafts of sunlight pass through the smashed windows of a cavernous hangar. Everything is covered in dust and rust, a jumble of barbed wire, broken glass and sprouting weeds. On this part of Europe's last divided capital, time has long been frozen.
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