Kumbh Mela
The largest gathering of humans on Earth, on a repeating cycle at four river sites.
551 places at their best in January, plus 5 festivals and seasons worth timing a trip around.
The largest gathering of humans on Earth, on a repeating cycle at four river sites.
Worth a DetourFloats covered entirely in flowers roll through Pasadena every New Year's Day, followed by college football's Rose Bowl.
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Must-SeeRamesses II's colossal rock temples, moved piece by piece to escape a rising lake.
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Must-SeeSwim and climb into a Maya sacrificial cave, with crystal skeletons. By guided tour only.
Must-SeeRock-cut temples and Buddhist paintings, with the monumental Kailasa Temple.
Must-SeeLaid-back reef islands with Hol Chan's sharks and rays, on golf carts.
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Must-SeeThe world's largest religious monument, with faces of Bayon and jungle-clad Ta Prohm.
Shoal Bay and Rendezvous Bay have powder sand and calm water, and a quiet, upscale scene.
Must-SeeIcebergs and penguin colonies, on the classic expedition from Ushuaia.
Must-SeeA ruin-studded colonial town between three volcanoes. Holy Week here is famous.
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Must-SeeA perfect volcano cone above hot springs, a waterfall and a lake.
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Must-SeeThe Western Hemisphere's largest barrier reef, and a famous deep blue sinkhole.
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Must-SeeA historic port, with the Nidhe Israel Synagogue, and George Washington's only foreign house stay.
Must-SeeA huge British fortress called the Gibraltar of the West Indies.
Must-SeeTrek to see endangered mountain gorillas, an unforgettable encounter. Permits are limited.
Must-SeeIslamic Cairo's mosques, Khan el-Khalili bazaar, and the Grand Egyptian Museum's Tutankhamun treasures.
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Must-SeeA walled Spanish city of bougainvillea balconies on the Caribbean, with Rosario Islands offshore.
Must-SeeThe birthplace of alpine sport, with a dizzying cable car up the Aiguille du Midi.
Must-SeeA moated old town of temples, with ethical elephant sanctuaries and Yi Peng lanterns.
Must-SeeThe great Maya city and its stepped pyramid, El Castillo, one of the New Seven Wonders of the World.
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Must-SeeA huge mountaintop fortress built by formerly enslaved people after the Haitian Revolution, among the Americas' great monuments.
The Lost City: a four-day jungle trek to the terraces of the Tairona people.
Must-SeeThe Maya world's finest sculpture, with a hieroglyphic stairway and scarlet macaws.
Must-SeeAmong the most biodiverse places on Earth, where guides are required.
Must-SeeTasmania's emblem, above Dove Lake, at the start of the Overland Track.
Must-SeeOne of the hottest places on Earth, with bright sulfur springs and a lava lake.
Humayun's Tomb, Qutb Minar, the Red Fort and Old Delhi's chaotic food streets.
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Must-SeeThe giant stone moai of Rapa Nui, on one of the most remote islands on Earth.
Must-SeeArgentina's trekking capital, under the sharp granite spires of Mount Fitz Roy.
Must-SeeWorld-class waves on the Pacific coast, known as Surf City.
Must-SeeThe only tropical rainforest in the US National Forest System, an hour from San Juan, with waterfalls and tree frogs.
Must-SeeTea hills and the Nine Arch Bridge, on one of the world's most beautiful train rides.
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Must-SeeA big king penguin colony at Volunteer Point, with albatross on Saunders Island.
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Must-SeeDarwin's islands, with giant tortoises, marine iguanas and fearless sea lions. Live-aboard or island-hop.
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Must-SeeSikhism's shining holiest shrine, feeding 100,000 people a day for free.
Must-SeeA memorial to the Atlantic slave trade, off a lively capital.
Regularly called one of the world's finest beaches, with soft sand and clear water.
Must-SeeA colorful Spanish colonial city on a huge lake, with hundreds of tiny islets.
A long beach, near the world's first underwater sculpture park.
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Must-SeeAn Alpine village right under the Eiger's notorious north face.
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Must-SeeCrumbling colonial squares, the seaside Malecón, classic cars and live music day and night.
Must-SeeThe Star Ferry, Victoria Peak's view, and dim sum, with Lantau's Big Buddha.
Waterfalls in Lauterbrunnen and Europe's highest railway station.
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Must-SeeOne of the world's most powerful single-drop waterfalls, usually with no crowds, on a day flight.
Must-SeeThe Temple of the Tooth, and the Ella train through tea hills.
Quiet houseboats through palm-lined canals, with Munnar's tea hills nearby.
Must-SeeThe funky end of the road, closer to Havana than Miami, with Hemingway's house and its six-toed cats, and the nightly sunset party at Mallory Square.
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Must-SeeGlass igloos, reindeer, huskies and the official home of Santa.
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Must-SeeTutankhamun's tomb, Karnak's giant columns and Hatshepsut's temple.
Must-SeeBig cats, and the wildebeest river crossings from about July to October.
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Must-SeeJets pass just above the sand on their way to land. It can be dangerous behind the jets.
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Must-SeeA city that remade itself, with its cable cars and the street art of Comuna 13.
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Must-SeeTurquoise water, pastel Art Deco hotels and Cuban coffee, with the Everglades an hour away.
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Must-SeeHanging bridges through misty forest, with quetzals and zip lines.
Must-SeeA relaxed capital, with a long seaside promenade and steak in the Mercado del Puerto.
Must-SeeA hard hike to the world's second-largest hot spring, through rainforest.
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Must-SeeAfrica's highest point, at 19,341 feet, a non-technical but tough climb.
Must-SeeThe flat-topped mountain that inspired The Lost World, on a multi-day trek.
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Must-SeeA city built on artificial islets off Pohnpei, called the Venice of the Pacific.
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Must-SeeA restored Georgian naval dockyard that's still working. See the sunset from Shirley Heights.
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Must-SeeMexico's food capital, with mole and mezcal, a beautiful colonial center, and the Zapotec hilltop city of Monte Albán.
Must-SeeClimb a terraced waterfall that runs right into the sea, and visit Nine Mile, Bob Marley's birthplace.
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Must-SeeAn exquisite Maya city in the jungle, where the tomb of the king Pakal was found.
Must-SeeSee huge ships locked through at Miraflores, or take a transit yourself.
Must-SeeA restored colonial quarter facing a skyline of glass towers.
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Must-SeeA wall of ice that cracks and crashes into a lake near El Calafate. Walkways bring you close.
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Must-SeeThe last surviving Wonder of the Ancient World, with the Sphinx, on Cairo's edge.
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Must-SeeReef diving, among the Caribbean's cheapest, on the Mesoamerican Reef. Utila has whale sharks.
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Must-SeeIsland-hop by charter boat among 60 islands, with Foxy's bar on Jost Van Dyke.
Must-SeeA blinding white salt flat, which turns into a giant mirror after rain, on a multi-day jeep tour to colored lagoons.
Green farms, Salento's colored houses, and the giant wax palms of Cocora Valley.
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Must-SeeA 500-year-old walled city of blue cobblestones and huge Spanish forts, with big Atlantic beaches and great nightlife.
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Must-SeeThe first European city in the New World, with the Americas' oldest cathedral.
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Must-SeeA palace on a giant rock, with Dambulla's cave temple and Polonnaruwa's ruins.
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Must-SeeAn island that's about two-thirds national park, with Trunk Bay's snorkel trail, sugar-mill ruins and steep green hills.
Must-SeeStand in the sea among friendly stingrays, then relax on a famous beach.
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Must-SeeThe Opera House, the Harbour Bridge, Bondi Beach, and the Blue Mountains nearby.
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Must-SeeThe white marble tomb Shah Jahan built for his wife, beautiful at dawn, with Agra Fort nearby.
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Must-SeeA vast ancient city an hour from Mexico City, with the Pyramid of the Sun on its Avenue of the Dead.
Must-SeeHuge granite boulders forming grottoes and pools on the sand.
Must-SeePale, jagged peaks that glow at sunset, with superb hiking and skiing and a Tyrolean feel.
Must-SeeTwin volcanic spires rising from the sea, with a drive-in volcano and hot springs.
Must-SeeGiant Maya temples rising above the jungle canopy, with howler monkeys at dawn.
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Must-SeePatagonia's great park, with granite towers, glaciers, and the W Trek. Book refuges long ahead.
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Must-SeeWhite sand, Caribbean water, and a Maya town on a cliff, with freshwater sinkholes called cenotes inland.
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Must-SeeOne of the world's oldest living cities, with its ghats on the Ganges and fire ceremonies at dusk.
Must-SeeGreen valleys with odd limestone hills, and farmers growing Cuba's tobacco.
Must-SeeDian Fossey's mountain gorillas, on steep bamboo slopes. Permits are costly.
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Must-SeeRainbow gables along Handelskade, a floating bridge, and the Americas' oldest synagogue in use.
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Must-SeeThe world's most famous peak, above a car-free village.
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Worth a DetourAn overnight climb to watch Fuego erupt beside you. Tough and thrilling; go with a guide.
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Worth a DetourCactus desert, sea caves and a Natural Pool, on the wild north side.
Worth a DetourHummingbirds on a veranda, and scarlet ibis flying into a swamp at dusk.
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Worth a DetourA Swiss-style town of chocolate shops on a big lake, with the Seven Lakes Road.
Worth a DetourAtlantic surf crashing against the giant mushroom rocks.
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Worth a DetourA whaling and boatbuilding island, and the exclusive Mustique next door.
Worth a DetourDesert, mountains and the Rio Grande canyons on the Mexican border, with some of the darkest night skies in the country.
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Worth a DetourA high-altitude capital, with the Gold Museum, old La Candelaria, and Monserrate.
Worth a DetourHighland coffee farms and quetzals, with a climb where you can see both oceans on a clear day.
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Worth a DetourA hippie village among dunes, with no roads, a lighthouse and sea lions.
Worth a DetourSpain's Atlantic islands, with Teide volcano and Lanzarote's black lava fields.
Worth a DetourMexico's big resort strip on the Caribbean, with a short ferry to laid-back Isla Mujeres.
Belize's two great Maya cities, one deep in the jungle, one reached by a hand-cranked ferry.
A remote road through Patagonia, past the Marble Caves of General Carrera Lake.
Quieter sister islands, with the world-famous Bloody Bay Wall.
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Worth a DetourShore temples and rock carvings, near South India's largest city.
Worth a DetourThe country's most famous market, around a church where Maya rites still go on.
A misty island of stilt houses and shingled UNESCO-listed wooden churches.
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Worth a DetourThe Dolomites' most glamorous resort, a Winter Olympics host in 1956 and 2026.
A perfect snow cone, and the crater lake of Quilotoa.
Worth a DetourThe Three Valleys, the world's largest linked ski area.
Worth a DetourItaly's side of Mont Blanc, with the Skyway cable car, castles and Roman Aosta.
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Worth a DetourA tiny island with Flamenco Beach, often ranked among the world's best, and rusting Navy tanks on the sand.
Worth a DetourSmall coves like Kenepa, with superb shore diving and a national park.
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Worth a DetourSalt flats, dunes and colored canyons in the hottest, lowest place in North America. Go between November and March.
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Worth a DetourAkbar's perfectly preserved red sandstone capital, abandoned soon after it was built.
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Worth a DetourDry-forest coast, with Tamarindo's surf, Nosara's yoga and Santa Teresa nearby.
Worth a DetourMineral cliffs like frozen waterfalls, with natural pools near Oaxaca.
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Worth a DetourRainforest and savanna with jaguars, giant otters and Indigenous-run lodges.
Worth a DetourA Western town of elk-antler arches, at the gateway to Grand Teton and Yellowstone, with some of America's steepest skiing.
Worth a DetourA golden sandstone living fort, with camel safaris into the Thar.
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Worth a DetourThe Pompeii of the Americas, a Maya village buried by ash about 600 AD.
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Worth a DetourThe Death Railway bridge, with Erawan's waterfalls nearby.
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Worth a DetourTemples covered in exquisite, and famously erotic, carvings.
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Worth a DetourReggae's home, Marley's house, and the sunken pirate town of Port Royal nearby.
Worth a DetourA medieval ski town, home of the Hahnenkamm, the world's most feared downhill race.
Worth a DetourIndia's cultural capital, with the Victoria Memorial and a fantastic Durga Puja.
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Worth a DetourA deep blue alpine lake ringed by peaks: beaches and hiking in summer, ski resorts in winter.
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Worth a DetourBlack lava fields and vineyards, with César Manrique's architecture.
A leftist university town with a huge cathedral, and volcano boarding on Cerro Negro.
Worth a DetourSouth America's food capital, with ceviche, a colonial center, and clifftop Miraflores.
Worth a DetourDesert meets sea at the famous rock arch, with gray whales in the lagoons further north.
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Worth a DetourTowering carved gateways, with Thanjavur and Mahabalipuram nearby.
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Worth a DetourThe Yucatán's elegant capital, near the finest Puuc Maya architecture at Uxmal.
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Worth a DetourMillions of monarchs cluster on fir trees each winter, after flying from Canada and the US.
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Worth a DetourA revolving cable car up to a glacier, above a monastery village.
Worth a DetourIndia's dream city, with the Gateway of India, Elephanta Caves and Art Deco.
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Worth a DetourMacaques in hot springs, a 1998 Winter Olympics host, and big Alpine skiing.
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Worth a DetourColonial pink buildings, a pirate past, and the Atlantis resort.
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Worth a DetourA road that island-hops 113 miles across the sea, from mainland Florida to Key West, over 42 bridges.
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Worth a DetourMaya Bay, of The Beach, is limited and sometimes closed for recovery.
Worth a DetourA riverside capital, with a Royal Palace and the grim Killing Fields and Tuol Sleng.
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Worth a DetourAn adventure town under an active volcano you can climb, when it's safe.
South America's glamorous summer resort, with the giant hand on the sand.
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Worth a DetourOne of the best chances to see a wild tiger, among ruins.
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Worth a DetourThe prison where Nelson Mandela spent 18 years, a ferry ride from Cape Town.
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Worth a DetourThe heart of Afro-Brazilian culture, with a colorful old town, capoeira and drums.
Worth a DetourHumpback whales mate here each winter, with an El Limón waterfall.
Worth a DetourA cool highland colonial town with Maya villages nearby, and Sumidero Canyon.
Worth a DetourHike to a sulfur crater lake, looking over a bright blue caldera.
Worth a DetourThe cradle of son music and of the Revolution, with the San Pedro fortress.
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Worth a DetourThe Step Pyramid, the first in the world, with the Bent and Red Pyramids at Dahshur.
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Worth a DetourA royal mountain resort with a fairy-tale palace, below the Bucegi peaks.
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Worth a DetourAustralia's highest peak, and its ski fields at Thredbo and Perisher.
Worth a DetourThe birthplace of modern skiing, with big terrain and famous après-ski.
Worth a DetourThe largest Virgin Island, with handsome Danish towns, rum distilleries and the famous reef at Buck Island.
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Worth a DetourThe busiest Virgin Island: a Danish colonial port with hillside steps, plus the world-famous curve of Magens Bay.
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Worth a DetourJungle meets boulder-strewn beaches on the Caribbean. It closes for periods each year.
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Worth a DetourPigeon Point's beach, and the Western Hemisphere's oldest protected rainforest.
Worth a DetourThe largest adobe city in the Americas, and the painted Moche temples of the Sun and Moon.
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Worth a DetourThe world's southernmost city, for the Beagle Channel and penguins, and the main port for Antarctica.
Worth a DetourHigh, snow-sure skiing in a historic village by the Vanoise national park.
Worth a DetourLadin villages under the jagged Seceda ridge, one of the Dolomites' great views.
Worth a DetourA hilly port of painted houses and old funiculars, with Neruda's La Sebastiana.
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Worth a DetourA sleepy island of wild horses and empty beaches, home to one of the world's brightest bioluminescent bays.
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Worth a DetourThe sets, costumes and props of the Harry Potter films.
Worth a DetourNorth America's largest ski resort, a scenic drive from Vancouver, with a mountain-to-mountain gondola.
Worth a DetourOne of the most biodiverse places on Earth, with canoe trips and Indigenous-run lodges.
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Worth a DetourA lakeside town under a glacier, with skiing almost all year.
A cathedral carved in a salt mine, 200 meters underground, near Bogotá.
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If You're NearbyColorado's best-known ski towns: Aspen's silver-mining Victorian streets and the much-photographed Maroon Bells, and Vail's huge Bavarian-style slopes.
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If You're NearbyA park that's 95% water, just south of Miami, with coral reefs, mangroves and an old shipwreck trail.
If You're NearbyMontana's boom town: dinosaurs at the Museum of the Rockies, Big Sky's ski slopes and the gateway to Yellowstone.
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If You're Nearby'Venice of America', with 165 miles of canals, broad beaches, the world's yachting capital and Everglades airboats on its doorstep.
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If You're NearbyAmerica's far western outpost, where the day begins: Chamorro culture, Tumon Bay's beaches and major World War II sites.
A candy-colored town, and a giant rock with 740 steps, on a day trip from Medellín.
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If You're NearbyElegant Gulf beach towns, with a famous pier, and Sanibel's seashells and its wildlife refuge up the coast.
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If You're NearbyFlorida's old-money island, with Henry Flagler's Gilded Age mansion, and very fancy shops on Worth Avenue.
If You're NearbyA silver-mining town turned ski resort, long home of the Sundance Film Festival, with North America's largest ski area, 35 minutes from Salt Lake City.
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If You're NearbyPuerto Rico's elegant southern city, with a striped red-and-black firehouse and one of the Caribbean's finest art museums.
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If You're NearbyKitesurfing, a cable car, and the 27 Waterfalls of Damajagua.
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A windy Strait of Magellan port, with a big Magellanic penguin colony nearby.
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If You're NearbyThe Caribbean's great surf town, on the island's west coast, with winter waves, whale-watching and famous sunsets.
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If You're NearbyTemple Square, ski resorts within an hour and the gateway to Utah's national parks.
If You're NearbyMysterious statues over 1,000 years old, with Tierradentro's tombs nearby.
Seven-colored Caribbean water, with English-Creole culture, closer to Nicaragua than Colombia.
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If You're NearbyFlorida's culture coast: John Ringling's circus museum, an art museum and a quartz-white beach, on the Gulf.
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If You're NearbyAmerica's first destination ski resort, where Hemingway lived, and the wild Sawtooth Range nearby.
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If You're NearbyGulf Coast beaches, the Dalí Museum in St. Petersburg and Busch Gardens.
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If You're NearbyOff the resort map, with the Black River's crocodiles and YS Falls.
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