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If the walls of Le Bokor Palace hotel could talk, they’d probably crank it up to a scream. Located at the top of a mist-shrouded mountain in southwest Cambodia and first opened in 1925, the venue re-opened this spring, after spending decades as a derelict shell beloved of GoPro-touting travel vloggers. Before that though it survived several darker episodes. In the 1970s for example it was a stronghold of Pol Pot’s Khmer Rouge forces – as such it’s seen a good deal more death than, say, your average Holiday Inn.

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A viral tweet about a rebuffed seat-swap on a recent flight made people wonder: Who actually chooses to sit in the middle?

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On day 2 of our Micronesia adventure we head to the ancient ruins of Nan Madol and one of the world's most photogenic natural wonders, Kepirohi Waterfall in ...

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With jaw-dropping scenery, delicious food, and plenty of charm, these are the best small towns in Europe.

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After years of speculation by conspiracy theorists, officials at Denver International Airport in Colorado have finally admitted that something's going on. Official site: www.flydenver.com/great_hall/denfiles

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The Rails-to-Trails Conservancy (RTC) has announced a cross-country, multi-use trail that will run across 12 states and Washington D.C., known as The Great American Rail Trail.

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The clouds are lifting and the sunlit uplands are finally in the view. With the vaccine being rolled out, we can all breathe a sigh of relief and start planning for the gradual return of normal life. With our adventures put on hold last year, at MR PORTER we definitely feel like we need a bit of a breather. But where to go? The scientists still advise us to avoid crowds, for the time being. And we are sticklers for the rules. There is a solution: go where there are no people. Or at least where there are very few. To help you choose a spot on the map, we have scoured the earth to bring you a list of the most interesting and most remote places on the planet. Off we go!

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Had I Moved Onto Another Scene? La storia di Michelin inizia nel 1889 per mano di due fratelli francesi, André...

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Both the world-weary and stoked-on-life congregate at these wild outposts—all seeking the same euphoric joy, communality, and escapism

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The surprise winner? A humble Midwestern metropolis.

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Socotra is hands-down one of the most epic places I've been to. On my recent trip to this Yemeni island with Welcome to Socotra, I spent an unforgettable 2 w...

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For a taste of incredible — and relatively unknown — French wines, head to the picturesque region of Jura.

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A mini documentary on the history of the incredible and mysterious ancient ruins of the city of Nan Madol “the Venice of the pacific” on the island of Pohnpe...

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While countries in Europe and the Caribbean are slowly (and shakily) reopening for travel this year, Google searches for 2021 travel have increased by 124 percent since March, indicating that many people are getting an early start on 2021 trip planning. Luxury travel company Kuoni analyzed Google search data in all languages to identify the destinations that people are most interested in visiting next year. The map below shows the destination that each country is most eager to visit, based on Google searches for “[destination] 2021” and “[destination] holiday 2021.” On a global scale, the most popular 2021 destination is the United Arab Emirates, followed by a three-way tie among Qatar, Canada, and the United States.

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It's five o' clock somewhere, right? There's no doubt that a tasty cocktail can serve as the perfect escape after a long, hot day. It's even better when the bar atmosphere makes it really easy for you to chill out. That's why tiki bars are little…

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The landing strip on the Caribbean island of Saba, known as the world's shortest commercial runway, is only 400m long, with cliffs plunging down to the ocean...

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Alpine scrambles and beach-front strolls; multi-day singletrack adventures and quick urban escapes; soaring trees and rolling sand dunes—every state in the country has something to offer intrepid hikers. So we rounded up a bucket-list-worthy, best-of-the-best guide.

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Cabin vacations: Even those who hate pitching a tent need to commune with nature. Book a cabin in the woods to unwind and unplug.

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A blend of fine dining and street food.

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From 1896 until the 1930s, showmen would travel the country staging wrecks at state fairs.

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Monemvasia is a town and a municipality in Laconia, Greece. The town is located on a small island off the east coast of the Peloponnese. The island is linked...

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Someone once said, ‘if you’re not living on the edge, you’re taking up too much space’. Agreed. . . . ⁣ ⁣ ⁣…

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The luxury travel advisors in the prestigious Virtuoso network have made their travel forecasts for next year.

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Built 14 years ago, this whimsical jungle compound remains a benchmark for sustainable construction, transforming light-on-the-land living—a wastewater garden, a vegetation-filtered pool—into an effortless communion with nature. One of the family's latest wonders is the bamboo Aura house (shown) in the Green Village. Designed by architecture and design collective Ibuku, founded by John's daughter Elora, it is available to rent through BoutiqueHomes (from $245 per night). More https://www.trunqd.com/post/56009

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Get the documentary here: http://www.pedal-the-world.com"What is the meaning of life?".I asked myself almost every day before I left, so I decided to get to ...

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You've been everywhere, man

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It makes perfect sense that the idea to just hop in a car and see the U.S.A. started with the guy who helped build the American auto industry: Henry Ford. Jeff Guinn's new book, The Vagabonds, explores the road trips the American innovators took across the country from 1914 to 1925

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Atlas Obscura recently shared a map celebrating one particularly noteworthy milestone: reviewing 10,000 sites on The Atlas. 

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Before restaurants were shuttered and schools closed, travel writers were grounded. No one wants to get on a 24-hour flight to New Zealand at the moment, and even if they did, New Zealand’s closed. For many travel writers, non-stop travel isn’t so much a job as a manner of living — one that is now on pause. Many have returned home to hunker down and wait, and hope for the best, and plan their next big trip. Here’s where 39 of them will head, once the all-clear sounds.

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A tiny red pebble marks "One Square Inch of Silence" in the Washington woods.

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