Visiting India for the first time messes with your head
India - where nothing seems to make sense one minute, and the whole universe makes perfect sense the next.
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How to see the best of northern Italy in just one week
The views are of the sort that make you take out your eyeballs, tap them on the nearest hard surface and ask yourself 'are these working properly?'
A horse hospital is helping the animals that serve Egypt's tourists
In Egypt, where horses and donkeys are still an important part of local life, there is concern about the treatment of some of the animals.
There's no better way to travel than this, if you're up for it
Couples formed; some split. Splinter groups went off and did their own thing. Big nights were had.
The French city of Roman marvels
Say what you like about the Romans but they certainly were careless, leaving bits of themselves scattered willy-nilly across Europe.
Why ancient Egypt still offers visitors something new
'I am going over old ground. Egypt, however, has some surprises in store for me.'
Front-row seats from Paris to Monaco
A guided coach tour is a great way to experience the delights of a trip from Paris to Monaco and back.
In the wake of Bourdain through Ha Long Bay
When Anthony Bourdain and John McCain came to Vietnam's famous bay, this is the way they chose to cruise it.
It feels safer than Paris, yet no tourists visit this beautiful place
It's unbelievably beautiful, unique and feels safer than many a tourist hotspot ... Yet few venture in.
America's overlooked national park is out of this world
There are few landscapes on the planet as alien – or as photogenic – as this US national park.
Why you should visit the world's final frontier
The cold will sap your energy, the mosquitoes are huge, there are ticks and the alcohol can be dodgy: travelling through Siberia is no picnic – but the rewards are plentiful.
It's hard to believe these natural pools actually exist
On tour in Guatemala, where the river flows under the earth.
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