Month: February 2024

Dynamic, multi-cultural, and hugely underrated, Malaysia is Southeast Asia’s unsung tropical hero. Marrying tradition, nature and modernity, it’s a country of space-age cityscapes, Islamic minarets and gilded Chinese shrines. It’s a world where South Indian temples back onto million-year-old rainforests, and this mish-mash can confuse first-timers. From what to pack to navigating the nation’s ethnic
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Crete may be an island, but it packs in a whole country’s worth of unmissable sites within its lovely shores. From the ornate architecture and culture of Hania to the deeply symbolic monastery at Moni Preveli, there is so much to see on Greece’s largest island. Don’t miss the 4000-year-old wonders of the Palace of
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Tennessee is home to a number of landmarks, museums, and educational destinations focused on African-American history and culture. While February is an opportune time to visit and celebrate Black History Month, the destinations below are worth planning a vacation to during any time of the year. The Bessie Smith Cultural Center, founded by empowering visionary
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So, you’re done with dynamic Seoul? You’re finished with its top fashion. You’re through with its cutting-edge technology. You can’t listen to another K-pop beat. Well, you’re in luck. Less than two hours away from the capital’s ancient palaces and timeless temples are some super day trips. From learning about Joseon history to visiting the
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The Botanist gin is introducing two cask-matured expressions, representing the brand’s first innovations since its initial launch in 2010. Available globally starting today, these new aged gins are inspired by tequila’s aged classifications, a first for the spirit category. Created in Islay by the whisky experts at Bruichladdich Distillery, head distiller Adam Hannett’s mission was
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Perched in the Himalayas between India and China, tiny Bhutan, with cliff-hanging monasteries, golden-roof temples and colorful prayer flags strung along trails and peaks, stands as the last Buddhist kingdom on earth. Its careful tourism policy has allowed it to slowly open to the outside world without compromising its culture and traditions or degrading its
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