With over 2500km (1500 miles) of coastline and 1430 islands, Thailand has a lot of beaches to offer. Expect everything, from otherworldly craggy limestone formations that appear to be precariously balanced on the turquoise sea to colorful coral reefs whose inhabitants are best observed with snorkels and fins. Along many of those sands, beach shacks and
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Volunteers at a museum in Florida documented multiple paranormal attacks. Large, burning scratches appear out of nowhere and are especially concerning considering their size. After seeing the evidence and experiencing the physicality of this spirit first hand, Amy Bruni and Adam Berry take charge and dive into this paranormal investigation with intensity. Fearless duo Amy
Look at Thailand on a map – the country resembles an elephant’s head. Stretching for more than 1000 miles (1610km) from Chiang Rai in the north (our Babar’s right ear) to Narathiwat in the south (the trunk’s end), there’s plenty of jungle, road and shoreline for travelers to cover. Fortunately, the country’s excellent, integrated transport
In 2008, the national anthems of both North Korea and the United States resonated throughout the East Pyongyang Grand Theatre — echoing hopes of a thawing relationship between the countries. The curtains have since long closed on these hopes. The historic concert, performed by the New York Philharmonic is one of Mark Edward Harris’ favorite
Tensions were high going into midterms and many voters leaned on liquid courage to watch the numbers come in. But what were they drinking? According to major alcohol delivery service Drizly, spirits saw the biggest sales number over election night, ringing up 46% of all sales. Wine also demanded a large percentage of sales across
From horse riding in the Pampas and whale watching off Patagonia to high-octane football matches, sultry tangos and treks across the Andes, Argentina offers an incredible range of activities and adventures for those ready to explore this spirited South American nation. Whether you’re an outdoors addict or a city slicker, this marvelous country has you
When you think of recognizable brands, companies like Coke, Apple, Amazon and McDonald’s come to mind. It’s hard to imagine there is anyone who wouldn’t recognize the brand name or logo of these companies. Some of my clients have said something like, “If we could just get a fraction of that kind of recognition, it
It’s been over a century since Thailand’s first train line – a scant 50 miles linking Bangkok and the former royal capital of Ayuthaya – was completed. Tracks have since been extended to most of the country, and while train travel has almost entirely been superseded by bus and air, scenic railway routes and sleeper
Destination Fear team as they explore the scariest hotels! Maverick paranormal explorer, Dakota Laden takes his sister, Chelsea Laden, and best friend, Tanner Wiseman, on a cross-country road trip to visit the most haunted locations in America. At each terrifying stop, the trio’s unbreakable bond is put the test as they face their deepest, darkest
Flying from the US to Europe can take a lot out of a traveler. It can also mean bad jet lag or just a ruined first day in Europe. To get the most out of your European vacation you need to be able to get back in gear. This video goes through why it might
Do you know when you want to travel but just can’t decide where? We’re here to break down the best places to go in each month of the year so you can find the perfect travel experience for you. As we look forward to 2023, 365 days of epic adventures, cultural experiences, foodie forays and
When Colin and Jenoa Matthes left their home state of Utah to embark on a world tour in 2019, they found themselves drawn to the food scenes in places like France and Italy. “We really loved, especially, the food in all of these different countries … and how local and specialized they were in different
This doesn’t mean that you should freak out and duck and roll every time you make avocado toast in your kitchen. But if you are not careful, your kitchen could be an accident waiting to happen. Of course, your oven and stove can be dangerous because they could end up cooking things besides your food.
Squashed between the Pacific Coast and Amazon Rainforest, with the Andes Mountains running down its spine, Peru is a patchwork of contrasting regions, each with its own unique landscapes and ecosystems. While this geography makes Peru an exciting country to visit, it also makes it a challenging one to navigate. Paved roads between regions are
Contributing to the growing momentum around food and agriculture at COP27— and in a groundbreaking moment for the Conference of the Parties— Egypt (in its role as COP27 Presidency) and the World Health Organization have launched the Initiative on Climate Action and Nutrition (I-CAN), an initiative to integrate the global delivery of climate change adaptation
In this series, Lonely Planet’s team of writers and editors answers your travel problems and provides tips and hacks to help you plan a hassle-free trip. This week, Brendan Sainsbury, who has been traveling to Cuba for over 25 years as both a guide and a guidebook writer, shares his top tips on currency in the
Luke Evans (who plays Bard the Bowman in The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies), discusses his perfect day in ‘Middle Earth’ (New Zealand). To learn more about the locations where the film was shot see: http://bit.ly/lpaperfectdayinmiddleearth Created in conjunction with Warner Bros. and Tourism New Zealand Credit: Seth Evans
If you’re looking for a new festival experience, you’re going to need a guide. Here, Lonely Planet writer Sasha Brady explains why France’s long-running Rencontres Trans Musicales music festival is worth traveling for and why you should make it happen. France’s Recontres Trans Musicales has become a December tradition for me. I’ve been every year
In this article SAVE Follow your favorite stocksCREATE FREE ACCOUNT The ocean is whipped up by Tropical Storm Nicole near Anglin’s Fishing Pier on November 09, 2022 in Lauderdale-By-The-Sea, Florida. Joe Raedle | Getty Images Hurricane Nicole snarled Florida travel Wednesday and was set to disrupt flights on Thursday as the storm prompted at least two
Lee Jones is a farmer in Huron, Ohio. He’s also a devotee of John Steinbeck, whose depression-era masterpiece “Grapes of Wrath” sang to him of soils robbed of value and people robbed of homes and livelihoods. Today, Jones and his 400-acre “Chef’s Garden” farm and state of the art culinary school on the banks of
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