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SeasonalLate October in Oaxaca means marigold altars, cemetery picnics, mezcal in the cool evening air, and the most spectacular celebration of death in the Americas.
Travel GuidesEverything you need to plan a trip to Croatia's farthest and most unspoiled island — ferries, beaches, wine, Cold War tunnels, and the Blue Cave.
StoriesElena has lived in Madrid for 15 years. She has opinions about tourist restaurants, the correct tortilla debate, and why you should never eat dinner before 9:30PM.
Travel Guides65,000 years of Aboriginal art, crocodiles in every waterway, and waterfalls that make Niagara look suburban. Here's everything.
TipsThe beach trek is harder than it looks, the best shack isn't on Om Beach, and the temple town has rules. Here's the prep guide nobody else writes.
StoriesHeike has lived in Swakopmund for 14 years. She runs a guesthouse, speaks three languages, and has opinions about tourist traps that the brochures won't tell you.
TipsBook quintas ahead, bring a designated driver, and pace yourself — the port hits different when the view is this good and the price is this low.
StoriesJoao has lived in Porto for 22 years and runs wine tours. He has strong opinions about Livraria Lello, francesinhas, and which port wine lodge is actually worth your money.
SeasonalWet season means muddier trails and cheaper flights. But it also means lush forest, fewer trekkers, and gorilla families that don't move as far uphill. Here's why March to May might be your best bet.
Travel GuidesIs it safe? Do I need a visa? What's a yurt actually like? Everything travelers ask before booking their first trip to Kyrgyzstan.
Travel GuidesGiant cinnamon buns, car-free islands, Scandinavia's best amusement park, and a fish market in a church. Gothenburg is weird. Gloriously weird.
StoriesI expected another Rajasthani fort city. I got a place that looks painted by a fever dream, tastes like saffron and chili, and sits at the exact point where civilization meets the Thar Desert.
