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Fall Costa Rica to Cape Town Trips to inspire
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Fall Costa Rica to Cape Town Trips to inspire

Trek ancient pilgrimage routes, explore ruined temples and see life and death on a holy river - here are five epic itineraries perfect for adventurous travellers. Words: Dom Tullet

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April 2023
CITY LIFE LEEDS
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CITY LIFE LEEDS

Buoyed by a year-long festival of culture in 2023, Yorkshire's economic powerhouse has become a hive of creativity with shops, food and events that give a nod to the city's industrial past while looking to the future

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April 2023
CITY LIFE ACCRA
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CITY LIFE ACCRA

Ghana's beachside capital has become one of the most exciting places in Africa for artists and grassroot creative enterprises, with studios and galleries filling the gaps between raucous clubs and bustling markets

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April 2023
HONEY HUNTERS
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HONEY HUNTERS

The Gurung ethnic group has been collecting wild honey in the Himalayan foothills of Nepal for centuries, risking their lives to harvest the sticky combs from cliff nests using ancient techniques handed down through the generations. The honey hunters will leave their village with porters to carry their food, water and equipment, and head into the forest to face the largest honeybees in the world

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April 2023
IN THE FOOTPRINTS OF THE ANCESTORS
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IN THE FOOTPRINTS OF THE ANCESTORS

On the beaches of remote Western Australia, where the sea is the same colour as the sky, the next generation of Aboriginal gameledes (custodians) have reclaimed their heritage and are using tourism to showcase their customs and knowledge to travellers in meaningful ways

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April 2023
ISLAND SPIRIT
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ISLAND SPIRIT

Downtown Kingston is in the throes of a creative rebirth, while across the country, Jamaica's farmers and fishers are carving a new path, with enterprises such as a floating clubhouse and waterfall retreats. Six decades after independence from the British, this Caribbean island nation is looking to a brighter future

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April 2023
THE GREEK ISLANDS
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THE GREEK ISLANDS

GREECE'S NUMEROUS ISLES ARE BEST KNOWN FOR THEIR IDYLLIC BEACHES, TOES-IN-THE-SAND TAVERNAS AND LAIDBACK PACE OF LIFE. BUT FOR THOSE WILLING TO EXPLORE A LITTLE FURTHER, CLOUD-CIRCLED CLIFFTOP VILLAGES, LOCAL MARKETS STOCKED WITH MOUNTAIN HERBS AND SECRET STRETCHES OF SAND AWAIT. THERE'S A GREEK ISLAND TO SUIT EVERY TRAVELLER IF YOU KNOW WHERE TO LOOK

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April 2023
EAT DUNDEE
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EAT DUNDEE

Come for the pies and cake, stay for the locally brewed IPA, spiced gin and a bounty of fish and fresh game, all ingredients in Dundee's current culinary renaissance

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April 2023
PICASSO The making of an icon
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PICASSO The making of an icon

50 YEARS SINCE PICASSO'S PASSING, EXHIBITIONS AROUND SPAIN DELVE INTO THE ARTIST'S LIFE

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April 2023
COPENHAGEN DESIGN FOR LIFE
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COPENHAGEN DESIGN FOR LIFE

Taking the title of World Capital of Architecture for 2023, the Danish city is a model of sustainable urban living

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April 2023
THE DRINK : Remarkable rums
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THE DRINK : Remarkable rums

MATURE AND DIVERSE IN STYLE, SIPPING RUMS REPRESENT THE SPIRIT AT ITS MOST COMPLEX. WORDS: THE THINKING DRINKERS

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Spring 2023
Oman
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Oman

If you head southwest from Muscat into Oman's interior, you'll find Ad Dakhiliyah, a jagged, mountainous region dotted with mud villages and luscious oases, where cardamom-infused coffee, soft dates and dark halwa are the sweet symbols of Omani hospitality

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Spring 2023
FJORDS FARMS & FISHERMEN
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FJORDS FARMS & FISHERMEN

In the sparsely populated Eastern Region of Iceland, in the fjord of Berufjörður, farmer Auja Stefánsdóttir and her family serve up a traditional feast of distinctly Icelandic dishes

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Spring 2023
VOLCANIC VICTORIA
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VOLCANIC VICTORIA

The terrain of southwest Victoria is home to some of Australia's best and most abundant produce. Dormant volcanoes are planted with vines, eels swim in crater lakes and the bush is a 'supermarket' stocking everything from wattleseed to warrigal greens

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Spring 2023
DECONSTRUCT CASSOULET
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DECONSTRUCT CASSOULET

With more than one town laying claim to this bean-and-meat stew, its exact origins are unclear. But one thing is certain - the dish is a centuries-old French classic

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Spring 2023
UP IN SMOKE
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UP IN SMOKE

On the east coast of Scotland, the residents of Arbroath and the neighbouring village of Auchmithie are striving to keep a famous culinary tradition alive - smoking racks of split and salted haddock over hardwood, in the same way they have for centuries.

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Spring 2023
Gourmet getaways
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Gourmet getaways

All great weekends away need a crowning moment an activity that forms the heart of the trip. It could be an exhibition, a hike, or a night at the opera. But why not put your taste buds first? Europe is full of iconic restaurants, with menus bursting with creativity places to save up for and plan a short trip around. So from Massimo Bottura’s Modena tavern to Raymond Blanc’s Oxfordshire mansion, here’s our pick of the best.

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Spring 2023
WHERE TO EAT
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WHERE TO EAT

From South West France to South Wales, there are many places to try cassoulet, whether traditional or with a twist

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Spring 2023
ALBERT FRANCH SUNYER - THE PIONEER
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ALBERT FRANCH SUNYER - THE PIONEER

AT HELSINKI ZERO-WASTE RESTAURANT NOLLA, CHEF ALBERT FRANCH SUNYER DEDICATES HIMSELF TO BEING ENVIRONMENTALLY AWARE AND CELEBRATING LOCAL PRODUCE IN ALL ITS FORMS. WORDS: LOUISE LONG

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Spring 2023
On the menu
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On the menu

FROM AN IRANIAN DESSERT IN NEW YORK TOA VEAL STEW IN SALZBURG, HERE’S OUR PICK OF SOME OF THE WORLD'S BEST NOODLE DISHES

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Spring 2023
Know your noodles
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Know your noodles

WHETHER BULKING OUT A BROTH OR TAKING A DESSERT TO THE NEXT LEVEL, NOODLES ARE A VITAL INGREDIENT IN COUNTLESS GLOBAL CUISINES.

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Spring 2023
MY LIFE IN FOOD - SHANIA TWAIN
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MY LIFE IN FOOD - SHANIA TWAIN

The Canadian singer on hearty stews, living in Switzerland and the joys of a good tomato

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Spring 2023
Winter Hiking
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Winter Hiking

Head for the hills this season, whatever the weather, with our pick of the best winter walking gear

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December 2022
Water, Wheels Wildlife
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Water, Wheels Wildlife

History and adventure make Shrewsbury an ideal getaway with teens

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December 2022
CONNEMARA
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CONNEMARA

This region on Ireland’s wild, western coast has long inspired artists and poets. Discover its dramatic scenery on an epic road trip

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December 2022
Best of the world 2023
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Best of the world 2023

From epic landscapes and cultural reawakenings to conservation initiatives and family favourites, National Geographic Traveller's Best of the World list is back with 35 destinations that should be on your radar for 2023. Across five categories - adventure, culture, nature, family and community - our list highlights some of the most exciting and exceptional experiences on the planet. With 25 selected by the global editors of National Geographic Traveller, and an additional 10 from the UK edition

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December 2022
Meet the Adventurer – Sebastião Salgado
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Meet the Adventurer – Sebastião Salgado

The celebrated brazilian photojournalist has returned home to focus on environmental restoration in Vale do Rio Doce

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December 2022
How I got the shot
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How I got the shot

In our December 2021 issue, Renato Granieri captured the importance of tradition in the himalayan country. He tells us the story behind this image of the paro Tshechu Festival

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December 2022
Best of The World 2023 – Istanbul
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Best of The World 2023 – Istanbul

For centuries, coffee has percolated through the veins of Turkey's cultural powerhouse. Times have changed, but even in the face of fast-evolving trends, locals are holding on to the traditions that surround this humble, ancient drink

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December 2022
Best of The World 2023 – Guatemala
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Best of The World 2023 – Guatemala

Perched 5,000ft above sea level in Guatemala's central highlands, Lake Atitlán is one of the country's most magnificent natural wonders. It's a region of dazzling views, where blue waters are flanked by steep hills and three towering volcanoes, their slopes thickly forested with pine trees. Dotted around the shoreline are a dozen towns, home to communities of indigenous maya. Here, locals practise ancient crafts and traditions that have been handed down through families for generations

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December 2022