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From street-side food stands and buzzing tuk-tuks to sleek skyscrapers with LED-lit rooftop bars, Bangkok spans a huge spectrum of experiences (and budgets!). Where exactly you decide to stay will hugely affect how you’ll experience this city, since every part is distinct and appealing to a different crowd — and there isn’t a single ‘best’ ...


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It is hard to express the feeling one gets from visiting Lake Titicaca for the first time. By all logic it just should not be there. 3800m up, an inlet of the sea lies among bleached, drought stricken lands.  These hypnotically blue waters were believed by the Incas to be the origin of all life, and ...


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Huayhuash or Santa Cruz — this is the dilemma that grips anyone looking for a multi-day hike in Huaraz. Do you go for the shorter, more comfortable option, or push yourself to hike along the roof of Peru for a week? (Or even opt for a clever compromise between the two?) I chose to answer ...


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Rather than rushing straight from Lima to Cusco or Arequipa, as some tourists do, why not explore the beguiling desert region on the capital’s doorstep?  Of all my four months in Peru, one thing that really stuck with me was a sunset over the Huacachina oasis. This is not just because the iridescent purple glow ...


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The experiences of travelling in North and South Vietnam are different in so many ways that they can begin to feel like completely different countries at times. They’re both appealing in their own ways, but it’s a mistake to assume you can experience everything Vietnam has to offer by just staying in one half of ...


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