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The Japanese value of staying in the moment and being mindful grounds the custom of not eating and walking simultaneously.
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An Indigenous tribe in the island of Palawan, Philippines, continues to live between caves and the jungle, relying directly on nature’s resources to survive.
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In France, the debate on childfree hotels, restaurants, campsites and resorts is coming to a head.
Read More6 Bountiful Harvest Festivals Around the World
From enjoying mooncakes in China to throwing marjoram in Iran, cultures worldwide commemorate abundant harvests through traditional customs, family gatherings and celebrating nature.
Read More7 Essential Stops on Canada’s Lake Huron Circle Tour
Experiencing the Canadian side of Lake Huron gives travellers the opportunity to delve into local culture, see unusual landscapes and adventure outdoors along the lake’s diverse shoreline.
Read MoreExploring Iceland’s Remote Highlands
Only accessible for a few months each year, these trails offer unrivaled volcanic and geographic sights.
Read MoreThis Taiwan Town Brings “Spirited Away” to Life
Beyond the visual similarities to the iconic Studio Ghibli film, Jiufen also boasts stunning architecture, nature and history.
Read MoreThe Global Story of Braids and Identity
Across continents and centuries, braids have been more than hairstyles; they’ve served as symbols of identity, resistance, status and survival, carrying the stories of entire cultures within them.
Read MoreThe Colorful Culture of Mexican Folk Arts
For thousands of years, unique folk art has held a significant place in Mexican culture, defining not only the country’s complex history but also its proud national identity.
Read MoreCopenhagen Helps Travelers Make Positive Impact
CopenPay is a traveler rewards program designed to encourage sustainability to reduce the environmental impact of tourism in Denmark's capital.
Read MoreHorse Trekking along the Kyrgyz Silk Road
Visiting the caravan stopover Tash Rabat and the nearby glacial lake Chatyr-Kul can be demanding, but it is worth the journey to trek along the Silk Road on horseback.
Read MoreThe Swiss City Where People Swim to Work
In Bern, Switzerland, locals float downstream to commute to work during the summertime.
Read MoreEcotourism in Bhutan
Ecotourism policies in Bhutan promote sustainable travel and protect the beauty of its diverse landscapes and natural environment.
Read More10 Must-See Sites in Lahore, Pakistan
Explore this guide to Lahore, Pakistan, and understand the history behind the major sites of one of South Asia’s most culturally rich cities.
Read MoreAfrica’s New Luxury Frontier
Africa is becoming a hub for Western-focused luxury travel.
Read MoreCows, Castles and Communist Echoes: Romania’s Forgotten Maramures
In northern Romania, centuries-old traditions still shape everyday life, even as the region opens to curious travelers.
Read MoreThe Sacred Sites of Maori Mythology
For hundreds of years, the Maori people of New Zealand have shared a powerful and intimate relationship with the land, designating several sites throughout the country as important parts in their history.
Read MoreIndonesia’s Human Taxis on a Volcanic Mountain
A tool once used by sulfur miners on Mount Ijen is now a human-powered trolley taxi, carrying tourists up the steep volcano for a closer look at its acidic crater and blue fire.
Read MoreWalking Among Giants: The Redwood Trees of California
Dive deep into the history of redwood logging, its ecological impact and where to witness what’s left of these natural wonders.
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