Cultural destination guides, as well as stories of overlooked art, crafts, food and ways of life from around the world.
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Did you know that you can cycle the entire way across South Korea? In fact, it is the best way to visit the country. South Korea’s Cross-Country Bicycle Route stretches 633 kilometres from Incheon in the northwest to Busan on the southeast coast. A mixture of bike paths and quiet country roads takes the cyclist
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Inari, Finland, is a small village with big cultural importance. It is considered the cultural capital of the Sámi people. Considered Europe’s only indigenous group, the Sámi are reindeer herders, living well above the Arctic circle. Their homelands stretch through Lapland, across the North of Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Russia. If you want to understand
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The historical town of Melnik is a great place to drink wine, go hiking and soak in hotsprings.
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It is hard work warding evil spirits from the streets of Bulgaria. You have to dress up in an elaborate furry costume. Put on a belt carrying 50 bells, weighing up to 80 kilos. Then you have to roam through the town, singing and dancing to the rhythm of the drum. This is how you
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The capital of Mongolia is an underrated city. Travel to Ulaan Baatar to meet shamans, DJs and puzzle makers.
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Here’s your guide to Plovdiv, Europe’s oldest city, and one of its coolest.
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Don’t let the chaos put you off: Cairo is a lovable, beautiful city. Spend a few days discovering the lesser-known neighborhoods and attractions. You wonn’t regret it!
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Japan’s winter offers unique experiences, from skiing at renowned resorts like Niseko and Nozawa Onsen to soaking in onsen hot springs and encountering the famous Snow Monkeys. Traditional offerings include delicious hot pots and vibrant Shinto festivals, making it a season rich in cultural and outdoor activities for visitors.
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