October 2014 ~ Tourismshow

Thursday 30 October 2014

Shawshank’s haunting hallways

10/30/2014 tourismshow No comments

The cavernous old Ohio State Reformatory is eerie enough to give you chills – even if you don’t hear the clanking of cell doors and prisoners’ cries.

Shawshank’s haunting hallways

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World’s oldest (and cutest) primate

10/29/2014 tourismshow No comments

The tarsier is the oldest surviving primate on Earth – but it isn’t easy to find. Travel to the Philippine island that the animal calls home.

World’s oldest (and cutest) primate

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Canada’s kaleidoscopic phenomenon

10/29/2014 tourismshow No comments

A scuba diver takes the plunge in frigid British Columbia waters to witness the end of an epic journey.

Canada’s kaleidoscopic phenomenon

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The world loves a once-banned poet

10/28/2014 tourismshow No comments

More than 40 years after his death, the Nobel Prize-winning poet might be more popular than ever, with thousands of admirers exploring three of his homes each year.

The world loves a once-banned poet

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An expedition to the end of China

10/27/2014 tourismshow No comments

Stanley Stewart travels across the wilds of Central Asia, not for gold or conquest, trade or empire, but to explore the outer fringes of the imagination.

An expedition to the end of China

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Canada’s Skyline Trail

10/23/2014 tourismshow No comments

Two million people visit the park each year, but only a tiny fraction trek into the breathtaking backcountry of the 44km Skyline Trail.

Canada’s Skyline Trail

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Our favourite images of the week

10/23/2014 tourismshow No comments

A selection of the most stunning travel photos from around the world, from the mountains of Las Alpujarras in southern Spain to the peaceful scene on the Honduran island of Utila.

Our favourite images of the week

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The Irish secret to beauty

10/22/2014 tourismshow No comments

Making the most of seaweed since the 12th Century, Irish seaweed spas claim to soften skin, improve circulation and cure cellulite.

The Irish secret to beauty

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The ancient cities of Sri Lanka

10/21/2014 tourismshow No comments

Travellers are flocking to Sri Lanka’s Cultural Triangle, home to frolicking monkeys, giant Buddha statues and 1,500-year-old palaces.

The ancient cities of Sri Lanka

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An unexpected Muslim enclave

10/20/2014 tourismshow No comments

Despite being officially atheist and historically associated with Buddhism, China has a deep-rooted relationship with Islam that’s best seen in Beijing's Muslim quarter, Niu Jie.

An unexpected Muslim enclave

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Remote, romantic southern Spain

10/20/2014 tourismshow No comments

Located midway between the Mediterranean and the mountains, the region of Las Alpujarras charms visitors with Moorish architecture, ancient villages and rolling olive groves.

Remote, romantic southern Spain

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A powerhouse cycle scene down under

10/17/2014 tourismshow No comments

Over the last four years, Australia’s largest city has become an oasis of cyclers, with the number of bike-riding residents increasing more than 130% since 2010.

A powerhouse cycle scene down under

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Finding Europe's largest predator

10/16/2014 tourismshow No comments

Travellers are heading to Estonia in hopes of spotting wildlife that has vanished from much of Western Europe.

Finding Europe's largest predator

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The world’s friendliest cities

10/15/2014 tourismshow No comments

These five cities are among the most welcoming on Earth, thanks to hospitable locals who are quick to smile or help a stranger in need.

The world’s friendliest cities

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China's paradise of exiles

10/15/2014 tourismshow No comments

For centuries, Hainan has been a magnet for political exiles. Today, the island is drawing exiles of another kind: refugees from the pollution and urban hustle found on the mainland.

China's paradise of exiles

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Utopian days in a murder capital

10/14/2014 tourismshow No comments

Crime may plague other parts of Honduras, but on Utila, a Caribbean island with a population of just 3,500, the biggest problems are invasive lionfish – and getting a restaurant table.

Utopian days in a murder capital

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The world’s best sandwich?

10/09/2014 tourismshow No comments

A product of Vietnam’s colonial past, the beloved concoction combines a crunchy French baguette with pork, pate and an ever-changing array of fresh vegetables.

The world’s best sandwich?

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Our favourite images of the week

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A selection of the most stunning travel photos from around the world, including majestic Australian landscapes and Jules Verne-inspired installations in the French city of Nantes.

Our favourite images of the week

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In France, new meets old….and weird

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With its combined art installation and amusement park, Nantes has brought the bizarre world of science fiction writer Jules Verne to life, complete with 12m-tall mechanical elephant.

In France, new meets old….and weird

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Swing takes over the Emerald Isle

10/08/2014 tourismshow No comments

Traditionally associated with folk, Ireland is falling in love with swing – and travellers can compete, take classes or just join in down at the local pub.

Swing takes over the Emerald Isle

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Watch this cop dance while he works

10/07/2014 tourismshow No comments

For the past 10 years, this traffic cop has been entertaining the people who ride along Manila's busy roads. Can the BBC's Rajan Datar keep up?

Watch this cop dance while he works

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Travel the world by cargo ship

10/06/2014 tourismshow No comments

This curious way of travel via freight ship has some people packing up their sleeping bags to experience the new ride.

Travel the world by cargo ship

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First rule: Never fight the shark

10/02/2014 tourismshow No comments

A new research program in Florida gives travellers the chance to catch sharks in an effort to save them, eventually returning them unharmed – though possibly irritated – to the ocean.

First rule: Never fight the shark

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Is this Europe’s oldest city?

10/02/2014 tourismshow No comments

Archeologists uncover the shops and stadium of ancient Philippopolis – modern-day Plovdiv, Bulgaria – a city once governed by the Byzantine and Ottoman Empires.

Is this Europe’s oldest city?

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Nevada’s secret underwater world

10/02/2014 tourismshow No comments

When it was built in the 1930s, the Hoover Dam didn’t just tame the Colorado River – it also created a massive lake that today hides shipwrecks, train tracks and cement tunnels alike.

Nevada’s secret underwater world

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The longest canal in the world

10/01/2014 tourismshow No comments

Although few locals realize it, the once powerful Grand Canal is seeing new life in Beijing's suburb of Tongzhou.

The longest canal in the world

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