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  • Gumbo Shop Creole Cuisine wooden sign

    Cajun Vs. Creole: Why You Need To Know The Difference Before Dining Out In Louisiana

    By Laura Jones 2 months ago

    Here are the key differences between Cajun and Creole food so you can learn about the flavors and cultural influences of everything you eat in Louisiana.

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    Unspoken Etiquette Rules You Should Never Break When Seeing A Broadway Show

    By Amanda Morgan 2 months ago

    Keep these essential theater etiquette tips in mind when going to a Broadway show in NYC so you and those around you can enjoy the performance.

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  • Boston Logan International Airport

    One Of The Oldest Airports In The US Is Also One Of The Busiest In The Country

    By Lisa Curran Matte 2 months ago

    The United States plays host to many of the world's busiest airports, including one which also happens to be one of its oldest in operation.

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    This Pennsylvania Theme Park Was The First In The World To Become A Certified Autism Center

    By Camila Pérez B 2 months ago

    This amazing theme park is not only fun and family-friendly, but it's also the first amusement park to create a certified safe space for kids with autism.

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  • Blooming bougainvillea at the Edison and Ford Winter Estates in Ft. Myers

    A Local Shares Florida's Most Magnificent And Highly-Rated Botanical Gardens

    By Hannah Rice 2 months ago

    Florida has more to offer travelers than beaches alone. Immerse yourself in the state's vibrant plant life at one of its best-reviewed botanical gardens.

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  • National Park Ranger giving a talk

    The Different Types Of Rangers You'll Find Working In National And State Parks

    By Camila Pérez B 2 months ago

    If you've toured through any of the national park sites in the United States, you've probably encountered one of the many different types of park rangers.

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  • Two cyclists idle in front of mountains on a sunny day

    The First Leg Of A New 'Pacific Crest Trail For Bikes' Has Opened In Washington

    By Robert Isenberg 2 months ago

    This trail that runs from Mexico to Canada will mimic the Pacific Crest Trail, except it will be specifically for cyclists and bikepackers. Here's what we know.

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  • Grenoble, France, in the shadow of the Alps

    The Breathtaking, Sustainable French Alps City That Became One Of The Nation's Most Dangerous

    By Chris Tharp 2 months ago

    You may be surprised to hear that this stunning destination in the French Alps is increasingly dangerous. Here's what to know before your trip.

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  • sandy path leading to the ocean flanked by tall grass

    New York's Beloved National Seashore Offers Peaceful Island Camping To Escape City Crowds

    By Anna Robinson 2 months ago

    This charming coastal camping getaway is the perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle of city life where you can unplug and relax by the sea.

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  • Confluence of Indus and Zanskar Rivers

    India's Incredible Mountain Ranges Boast Awe-Inspiring, Other-Worldly Beauty

    By Sierra Winters 2 months ago

    Each of India's major mountain ranges has a distinct character, offering travelers a chance to take in gorgeous scenery and a wealth of plants and animals.

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  • Vast shortgrass land with animals grazing

    This Liberating 'Land Snorkeling' Trend Encourages Hikers To Truly Experience The Outdoors

    By Mike Kaplan 2 months ago

    What is land snorkeling? As if you were floating in the ocean, land snorkeling is hiking without a goal. And the best place for this is the American Prairie.

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  • The Peace Bridge in Londonderry-Derry, Northern Ireland

    Rick Steves Admires The Historic 'Necklace' Around This Underrated Destination In Northern Ireland

    By Chris Tharp 2 months ago

    Travel guru Rick Steves recommends visiting this underrated destination in Northern Ireland that features lots of interesting historical sites.

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  • A view of Lake Mead with desert mountains in the background

    The Iconic Arizona Lake Recreation Area That Becomes Very Dangerous To Hikers Seasonally

    By Chris Tharp 2 months ago

    This iconic lake in Arizona is the first national recreation area in the U.S., but it is also considered one of the country's deadliest. Here's why.

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  • Prague aerial view

    Prague's Most Enchanting Tourist Attractions That Don't Feel Real, According To Reviews

    By Jenna Intersimone 2 months ago

    From otherworldly sites to enchanting stories, we have highlighted incredible destinations in Prague that will make you feel like you're floating on cloud nine.

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  • Sign for the Pacific Crest Trail and a snowcapped mountain

    Hiking The Pacific Crest Or Appalachian Trail Has A Dangerous Thing In Common With Space Flight

    By Shelby Wilkerson 2 months ago

    Long-distance hiking (or thru-hiking) may seem like an activity with a ton of health benefits, but it also results in this condition common among astronauts.

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  • An aerial view of the town and beach of Samara

    One Of Costa Rica's Most Underrated Beach Towns Is A Haven Of Secluded Sands And Pristine Nature

    By Maura Bielinski 2 months ago

    Costa Rica is known for being a great place to relax on the beach, and this underrated town provides a chance to do so with less unwanted company.

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  • Wooden platform over lake in morning mist

    This Tennessee State Park Has Unique Camping Platforms Right Over A Dazzling Lake

    By Laura Jones 2 months ago

    Looking for beautiful natural scenery, including the ability to camp right over a gorgeous lake? You should head to this state park in Tennessee.

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  • townhouses in Savannah, GA

    Unspoken Etiquette Rules You Need To Know Before Traveling Around The American South

    By Daniel Feininger 2 months ago

    Southern etiquette expert Nikesha Tannehill Tyson explains proper manners and what locals expect from visitors in an exclusive interview with Explore.

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  • A person opening a car door while smiling

    The Upsetting Reason Tourists Should Buy Extra Insurance When Renting A Car In Mexico

    By Mike Kaplan 2 months ago

    Most people would recommend you buy insurance when you rent a car. But in Mexico, this is even more important, and the upsetting reason why will surprise you.

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  • Tent in Yosemite National Park

    What The Proposed Federal Budget Freeze Could Mean For California Camping In The Summer Of 2025

    By Amanda Morgan 2 months ago

    With sweeping budget cuts coming for national and state park employees across the U.S., here's how your summer 2025 camping trip might be impacted.

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  • Sunset over the County Donegal coastline

    Rick Steves Suggests Journeying To This Charming Yet Forgotten County In Northwestern Ireland

    By Camila Pérez B 2 months ago

    Renowned travel writer and expert Rick Steves suggests taking the time to visit this charming but underrated county found in northwestern Ireland.

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  • Trail winding through Jedediah State Park

    Camp In The Midst Of Northern California's Towering Redwoods In A State Park Near Oregon

    By Madison Scrivano 2 months ago

    Visit this underrated state park along California's northwestern coast to sleep among redwood trees at this gorgeous campsite fit for every type of traveler.

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  • Young traveler waiting for a train

    Locals In Japan Feel Disrespected When This Unspoken Train Rule Is Broken By Tourists

    By Camila Pérez B 2 months ago

    Japan is a culture that takes public etiquette seriously, including how one behaves on a train, and breaking this particular rule could have consequences.

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  • Two men standing among orange rock formations

    This Dangerous Tourist Activity Is All Too Common, According To Park Rangers

    By Anna Robinson 2 months ago

    Most travelers enjoy spending time taking in natural beauty, but while doing so in state or national parks, it's best not to do this dangerous thing.

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  • Family riding down water slide

    The Family-Friendly Water Park With California's Only Hydromagnetic Water Coaster

    By Camila Pérez B 2 months ago

    This water park in the United States is perfect for both families looking for some fun, quality time and adrenaline junkies looking for a thrilling ride.

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  • A train moves along a steep cliff in Ecuador

    The Train Ride Considered As The World's Scariest Is A Hair-Raising Trip Through The Andes

    By Robert Isenberg 2 months ago

    Imagine a terrifying train ride that winds through narrow mountain passes, on the edge of falling off. That's what you can expect on this train ride in Ecuador.

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  • Barber giving client a haircut

    The Unexpected Reason Rick Steves Loves Getting A Haircut In Europe

    By Camila Pérez B 2 months ago

    Rick Steves loves to get a haircut when he visits Europe. But why? It's not because barbers are better there. Instead, the reason is much more profound.

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