November 2014 ~ Tourismshow

Wednesday 26 November 2014

Africa’s path less sailed

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The 50-year-old MV Umoja that crosses Lake Victoria operates on no set schedule, offering a nostalgic look back at the way travel used to be – painfully, delightfully slow.

Africa’s path less sailed

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A drink that makes gringos sick

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An ancestor of tequila that’s at least 2,000-year-old, pulque is enjoying renewed popularity – despite the warnings that accompany it.

A drink that makes gringos sick

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Is this the original hamburger?

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Biting into a tasty question in – yes – Hamburg.

Is this the original hamburger?

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Footage of a death-defying ride

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Danny Macaskill takes on Scotland’s Cuillin Range – with a twist. He tackles the 13km-long range on two wheels.

Footage of a death-defying ride

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An untamed photo revolution?

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Using pocket drone devices, travellers can now take shots from novel angles and astounding heights.

An untamed photo revolution?

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Stockholm’s stunning rooftop tour

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The best way to get a sense of the Swedish capital’s island landscape isn’t from the sea. It’s from the air – 43m in the air, to be exact.

Stockholm’s stunning rooftop tour

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Our favourite images of the week

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A selection of the most spectacular travel images from around the world, from the serene waters of Sun Moon Lake in Taiwan to the monumental fjords of southwestern Norway.

Our favourite images of the week

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London’s many miles of canals

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Hidden from Central London’s busy streets is a 200-year-old canal lined with cafes and boathouses.

London’s many miles of canals

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The oldest festival in Ireland

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Every year, Ireland’s oldest festival draws a crowd of more than 58,000 for three days of festivities, including the crowning of a mountain goat.

The oldest festival in Ireland

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The oldest artwork in the world

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Walk – and crawl – through El Castillo cave to see the 40,000-year-old painting that has scientists questioning the origins of human creativity.

The oldest artwork in the world

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Living in: Montreal

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Home to friendly locals and a thriving nightlife, this Canadian metropolis is surprisingly affordable and only a short drive from the great outdoors.

Living in: Montreal

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Missing pieces in Utah

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Jenny Walicek takes her family on a US Southwest road trip, where Jurassic sand dunes, desert mesas and sinuous ancient rivers reveal a world of unexpected connections.

Missing pieces in Utah

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A remote cheetah safe haven reopens

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Off-limits for more than two decades, eastern Serengeti's remote Soit Le Motonyi region is newly accessible to visitors – and quickly gaining a reputation as a hot spot for big cats.

A remote cheetah safe haven reopens

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A pristine Swiss paradise

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One hundred years after the creation of the country’s first – and only – national park, Switzerland’s conservation efforts are anything but idle.

A pristine Swiss paradise

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Climb ‘like a wild mountain cat’

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The solid, geometric rock produced from Panama’s last volcanic eruption makes the district of Boquete an ideal destination for rock climbers.

Climb ‘like a wild mountain cat’

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A quest to reach Sun Moon Lake

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Taiwan’s most gruelling cycling challenge heads from the depths of the dizzying marble Taroko Gorge to the KOM summit, ending at a green- and blue-hued lake surrounded by leafy hills.

A quest to reach Sun Moon Lake

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Where modern Vikings play

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Most visitors to Norway’s fjords head northwest from Oslo, but a sailing adventure farther south yielded stunning hikes, dizzying views and an incredible leap of faith.

Where modern Vikings play

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Seven must-sip local drinks

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Every culture has at least one unique libation that visitors must try.

Seven must-sip local drinks

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Plunge into the heart of a volcano

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Iceland is home to the world’s most unique volcanic peak – one that has lain dormant for 4,000 years. Would you explore its 120m-deep cavern?

Plunge into the heart of a volcano

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Our favourite images of the week

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A montage of the most breathtaking travel images from around the world, from the Trans-Amazonian Highway to the mesmerizing Skyline Trail in Canada’s Jasper National Park.

Our favourite images of the week

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Ireland’s wild isolation

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Few others have been devoted enough to traverse the grey, barren Maumturk mountains.

Ireland’s wild isolation

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Google maps two rarely seen islands

11/04/2014 tourismshow No comments

100 years after Sir Ernest Shackleton stepped foot on South Georgia, an island that had never been mapped, Google adds the subantarctic isle to its arsenal of Street View imagery.

Google maps two rarely seen islands

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The Amazon’s pioneering road trip

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Once an all-dirt track cutting into the jungle, the Trans-Amazonian Highway is being paved, transforming life in its path.

The Amazon’s pioneering road trip

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How I quit my job to travel

11/02/2014 tourismshow No comments

Mired in depression after the loss of both her parents, a corporate writer suddenly quit her job and went to India. What she found there changed her life.

How I quit my job to travel

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