Destinations

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The temples of Angkor Wat hog the headlines – and for good reason – but there is so much more to see in Cambodia. Fringed by beautiful beaches and tropical islands, sustained by the mother waters of the Mekong River, cloaked in some of the region’s few remaining emerald wildernesses and national parks and home to ever-welcoming

Visit the Isle of Skye in August and it feels as if half the planet has traveled there with you. Like much of Northern Scotland, its wild, fierce landscapes, whisky distilleries and windswept castles lure in tourists by the bus- and Boeing-load. Roads fill with campervans. Hotels get booked up. Most have more chance of

Before the pandemic, only a small community of people worked remotely while traveling. However, the number of digital nomads has exploded ever since. The exact figure is hard to come by, but MBO Partners believe that there are 17.3 million digital nomads in the US – and there are few reasons to think that number

From fabled golden bays to little-known coves,  no shell has been left unturned during our hunt for the world’s best beaches. We have sent our writers everywhere in search of sublime, surf-pounded shorelines and remote pockets of hard-to-reach paradise for Lonely Planet’s new book Best Beaches in the World. From Albania to Yemen and everywhere

Traveling in Nigeria can add up fast – yet there are ways to save your naira if you know how the locals roll. Cost-cutting is an everyday reality in Africa’s most populous country. Nigerians will go the extra step to get more for every kobo they spend, whether buying breakfast or finding a taxi. Here’s how to

Every adventure-seeking family with a great appetite should have Peru on their “dream destinations” list. This South American gem welcomes children of all ages, from its mountainous landscapes and endless miles of shimmering coastline to the hidden wonders that may be found when setting foot in the Amazonian jungle. Peru’s magnetism lies in its diverse geography

Egypt’s archaeological abundance usually positions it as a portal into the past rather than a gateway to the future. But Egypt’s heartbeat is young, vibrant, and innovative, coursing through the veins of an impassioned generation that’s a force to be reckoned with. Because while it may be brimming with antiquities, Egypt is far from being

In our A Total Trip series, writers document what they spent on a recent getaway. In this edition, Daniel James Clarke shows us how far his money went on a long weekend in Tartu, Estonia. I’m a travel writer based in the Algarve, Portugal. Last year, keen to explore more of the Baltic and Nordic countries, my

This series of articles about credit cards, points and miles, and budgeting for travel is brought to you in partnership with The Points Guy. Advertiser Disclosure: This post contains references to products from one or more of our advertisers. We may receive compensation when you click on links to those products. Terms apply to the offers listed

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Bhutan’s unofficial label as a modern-day Shangri La remains its biggest pull. It’s full of details that are stranger than fiction: the only country in the world without traffic lights, with a national dish that hosts chili as the main ingredient (not a mere addition), and where Lama Drukpa Kunley, the 15th-century mystic lovingly known

This series of articles about credit cards, points and miles, and budgeting for travel is brought to you in partnership with The Points Guy. Advertiser Disclosure: This post contains references to products from one or more of our advertisers. We may receive compensation when you click on links to those products. Terms apply to the offers listed

Imagine traveling somewhere that not only has towering triangles made of sand but is also full of hands-on grandmothers and affable aunties eager to entertain at every turn.  Welcome to Cairo, where visiting with kids can sometimes feel like you’re constantly carrying a large banner that reads: “People of Egypt, take care of us!” Is

Seville, a city packed with a fascinating history and incredible architecture, is sure to seduce you. But once you’ve fully explored the metropolis, these rewarding trips are within easy reach. Head to a historic city like Córdoba, the pueblos blancos (white towns) such as Ronda and Arcos de la Frontera, or the beaches of Cádiz

Looking to escape the everyday grind with a picture-perfect romantic holiday?  We’ve looked all over the USA and plucked out 10 weekend getaways that cater to couples of all tastes. From mountains to beaches, big cities to small towns, sprawling national parks to epic West Coast drives, here are the best places in the US

Known as one of the historical hubs of Japan, Kyoto has a notable number of well-preserved neighborhoods, majestic temples and all manner of photo-worthy landscapes. But getting to know the city’s abundant heritage doesn’t have to break the bank. Here are the best things to do for free across Kyoto. Beat the crowds at Fushimi

There’s never a bad time to visit Puerto Rico. The average temperature in any given season is 80°F (26°C), which can go up drastically in the summer months, or dip to 60°F (15°C) in the winter. While you can go to the beach at any time of the year, there’s a busy festival calendar and

In Lonely Plan-It, we take you step by step through how we planned some of the most complicated travel adventures. Here, Nicola Williams explains how she tackled one of the most mythical cycling routes in the French Alps with her tween daughter. When it comes to inspiring outdoor action and ridiculously good-looking alpine scenery in

Scattered and remote in the South Pacific, the Cook Islands are a taste of tropical perfection. At 3234km (2009 miles) from the nearest major landmass, this is a far-flung destination for most travelers. But if you make it all the way here, you’ll discover that this is a straightforward place to visit. The Cook Islanders