Visit the end of the Earth to see Easter Island’s mysterious moai
Rapa Nui, 2,200 miles west of the mainland, is as rugged as it is remote — and an exploration offers blustery hikes, volcanic craters and villages of rock-hewn moai.
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Why the Elqui Valley on the edge of Atacama Desert is one of South America’s best stargazing stays
With some of the world’s clearest skies, the Elqui Valley on the edge of the Atacama Desert offers an unparalleled lens into outer space — with Casona Distante, a lodge at the end of a lonely road, one of the best places to take it all in.
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Is Indore India’s most under-the-radar street food city?
This central Indian city is a street-food powerhouse, where Gujarati, Rajasthani, Malwa and Maratha kitchens converge at stalls offering everything from spiced potato patties and golden samosas to flattened rice and flying lentil dumplings.
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Are you brave enough to spend a night on this Welsh mountain?
Follow in the footsteps of a Welsh king by scaling Cader Idris, but beware: it’s said those who sleep on the peak are destined to become poets or go mad.
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Why Patagonia is best visited off-season
Torres del Paine may be Patagonia’s headline act, but the national park is not the region’s only draw. Travelling off-season and off the beaten track reveals empty trails, ancient cave art and a conservation movement reshaping life in Chile’s iconic landscape.
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