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Castle ruins softened by time. Honey-coloured villages stitched together by country roads. Fields brushed with lavender, poppies, and silvery olive trees. For centuries, Provence, sunlit and soulful in southeastern France, has inspired artists, writers, and dreamers.

From Cézanne and Van Gogh to Peter Mayle, its landscapes and light have long stirred the ima...


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Visitors to Spain — and in fact much of Europe — are frequently dismayed nowadays to find the places they most want to see are thronged with tourists. Places like Barcelona, Madrid, and Seville, and even the coastal areas and Mediterranean islands, can all be challenges to negotiate, depending on the season, because of the shoulder-to-shoulder masses of people that in...


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I arrived in Fukuoka on a crisp September morning, the city waking slowly along its sparkling coastal edge.

I felt tired from my exploits in Tokyo and Kyoto, and still slightly disoriented due to this being my first trip to Japan, but I was starting to get the hang of the country, and if I’m honest, it had already slipped under my skin.

I stepped o...


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In the springtime, cherry blossoms burst into vibrant colors in Japan. The blooming trees and their pink flowers are so pretty that some travelers visit Japan in the spring just to see them.

Here’s our list of some of the top places in Japan that are famous for cherry blossom viewing. As the cherry blossom front goes from the south to the north of the count...


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With a black marker, I write ‘Dead Guy’ on a piece of cardboard in big, thick letters.

The sign will earn me a hitchhike ride up the mountains to Nederland, Colorado, a quirky little mountain town where one of the strangest festivals in America was born.

Every March, Colorado loses its collective mind with the promise of Rocky Mountain snowmelt. Sm...


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