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Watch the Sunset Twice From the World’s Tallest Building
The Burj Khalifa is so tall, you can watch the sunset twice in one evening.
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In Ecuador, You Can Get Guinea Pig on Your Pizza
Guinea pigs make for cute pets...but also delicious pizza topping
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This is What Happens to the Coins in the Trevi Fountain
Tourists throw about $25,000 into the Roman landmark per week.
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Burning the Old Year on the Beaches of Ecuador
To say goodbye to the past year, Ecuadorians burn life-size effigies of what they hope to leave behind.
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The Mongolian Yurt is the Original Tiny House
The nomadic horsemen of the Mongolian steppe were a few thousand years ahead of the trend.
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Golden Eagles Are Treated Like Family in Mongolia’s Altai Mountains
These birds of prey are part of daily life.
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This Wild Camel Sanctuary Used to Be a Nuclear Test Site
These hardy animals thrive in a truly unforgiving landscape.
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Inside a Secret Boxing Club in Buenos Aires
Hidden in a basement under a busy train station, a real fight club emerges for those serious about the sport.
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In Buenos Aires, Llama Empanadas and Ostrich Hot Dogs Might Be the New Beef
The meat-loving country is going way beyond steak.
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Why One French District Has Its Own Customs Agents
Welcome to the micronation of Saugeais. It's official. Sort of.
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France’s Biggest Forest Was Planted by People
A million square meters of artificial forest has saved the country's marshlands.
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Where Perfume Dreams Come True
At Nose, technology guides shoppers to their favorite perfume.
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Paris’s New One-Stop Shop for Delicious, Innovative Pastries
Fou de Pâtisserie takes the indecision out of indulgence.
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Buenos Aires’s Sex Hotels Aim to Fulfill Every Fantasy
Pay by the hour for themed rooms that range from fun to freaky.
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How To Meet the Tree Climbing Goats of Morocco
It’s not as hard as you’d think to find the goats of Morocco’s Argan country
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How to Eat a Sheep’s Head
What do you do when your food looks back at you? Eat it with chickpeas.
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Taking on Drug Rehab in the Sahara Desert
Some people swear by isolated "adventure therapy."
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How to Snowboard Without Freezing Your Ass Off (in Morocco??)
We carve our way down some of the biggest sand dunes of the Sahara.
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Making Sweet and Savory Pigeon Pie in Fez, Morocco
This centuries-old dish can be both dinner and dessert.
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Scottish Cuisine Is Not What You Think
The coolest restaurant in Glasgow is doing incredible things with seafood.
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The Best Night Out In Glasgow
Glasgow’s nightlife scene is the most vibrant in all of Britain.
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This Private Scottish Park Feels Like an Alternate Universe
Artist Charles Jencks’s Garden of Cosmic Speculation is only open to the public once a year.
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Glasgow’s City of the Dead Is Full of Secrets
The old necropolis lures design buffs, would-be code breakers, and history sleuths.
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Why One French District Has Its Own Customs Agents
Welcome to the micronation of Saugeais. It's official. Sort of.
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Paris’s New One-Stop Shop for Delicious, Innovative Pastries
Fou de Pâtisserie takes the indecision out of indulgence.
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This Treehouse Hotel Offers a Literal Bird's-Eye View of Sweden
This is not your typical bed-and-breakfast experience.
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The World’s Longest Art Gallery Is in Stockholm’s Metro
A 65-mile tunnel decked out with murals, paintings, and sculptures.
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The Coolest Foodie Road Trip in Europe
Culinary delights on a 300-kilometer drive along Sweden’s west coast.
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The Art of Coziness, Perfected by Swedes
Scandinavians know a thing or two about making the most of cold weather.
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The Last Man in Town
Landslides forced everyone else to flee this town, but one man remains.
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Civil Rights on Two Wheels
In Atlanta, new-wave bike activism is revealing the history of the city in new ways.
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This Photographer Booked a One-Way Ticket to Mexico
This is one way to cure the winter blues.
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Inside an Eccentric Poet's Surrealist Garden of Eden
During his semi-exile in Mexico, English poet Edward James built architectural sculptures in a subtropical rainforest.
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In Nashville, Vintage Fashion Meets Emerging Designers
There's a new wave of sartorial talent in the Southern city.
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Making Artisanal Chocolate in Asheville, North Carolina
From bean to bar, the couple behind French Broad Chocolates are dedicated to their craft.
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Sumo Stew Is Traditional, Delicious, and Hugely Caloric
The carbo-loaded lunch of Japanese wrestling champions.