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'Africa's last Eden' is well worth a visit.

Our Photographer of the Month, an underwater photography expert, shares his best shots from across the globe.

Rachel started travelling with her mum, the inimitable Dervla Murphy, at the age of just four

Among the most iconic sights on the Silk Road, this central square is one of the world's greatest examples of medieval Islamic architecture

Beyond the striking mosques, mausoleums and madrasas, Uzbekistan has plenty more to offer

The story of the shoebill, one of Africa's most elusive birds.

Maria Pieri from National Geographic Traveller (UK) talks us through the highs and lows of travelling with kids and the current trends in family travel

This often-overlooked area of northern France is a fantastic place for a family holiday

Hilary Bradt talks to Dervla Murphy and Dervla's daughter Rachel

From towering Maitreya Buddhas to beautiful medieval frescoes, Ladakh's abundance of monasteries boast plenty of hidden treasures

An insight into one of Namibia's best-kept secrets

Europe has some spectacular opportunities for walkers.

Nick Molloy gives us the lowdown on Namibia's famous Skeleton Coast, where the shipwrecks leave you with no doubt as to the inspiration behind its name.  

Author Helena Smith discusses the range of music styles you can expect to hear on a trip to Malawi.

With some of the largest marketplaces in West Africa, organised chaos is something of a speciality in Ghana.

Chris McIntyre sheds some light on the lifestyle of these ancient people. 

Jonathan Hughes discusses the hardcore flora and fauna that battle to survive in one of the world’s harshest terrains.

Namibia’s oldest lagoon is on the verge of disappearing completely, writes author Chris McIntyre.

Author Philip Briggs describes the unusual shrines that are a distinctive feature of Ghana’s central coast region. 

Ghana's craft highlights provide a fascinating insight into the country's unique customs.  

Come and explore the incredible arts, music and culture on display throughout Malawi.

Journey back 500,000 years to discover wild coffee and join in the Malagasy coffee obsession.

From large lakeside complexes to tiny clifftop churches, North Macedonia is home to some of the best monasteries in Europe.

You know the history, but do you know the myth? 

The Bering Sea stretches from the Aleutians to the Chukchi Sea and Wrangel Island.

Dorset's diverse countryside and coastline provide excellent activities and opportunities for exploration on foot, horseback or bike.

These US railway stations are more than just transport hubs.

Heading through dramatic canyons and vast barren landscapes, these are the best desert railways in the USA.

Orkney's rich history is incredibly well-preserved in its abundance of archaeological sites — and most are free to enter.

Our Photographer of the Month showcases her favourite wildlife shots from around the world.

Our inaugural Photographer of the Month is Paul Goldstein, guide at Exodus Travels.

Walk or cycle to the source of the Tyne and explore the moorland and waterfalls of the North Pennines.

Gemma Hall finds out more about this fun bank holiday festival.

This Northumberland coastal walk has it all: woodland, historic gardens, beautiful beaches and a stop for afternoon tea!

Gemma Hall takes a family-friendly walk through the Derwent Walk Country Park.

Gemma Hall finds out more about this traditional form of dancing still popular in the North East.

Gemma Hall talks waders, wagtails and whaups. 

Hilary Bradt, founder of Bradt Travel Guides, reflects on the pros, cons and ultimate ambiguity surrounding cultural tourism.

In Kyrgyzstan, the yurt is a pivotal part of both the nation's past and present.

Victoria Everleigh finds out more about these natives of the moors.

From wildlife, history and culture to remote settlements where you can kick back and get away from it all, there's something to pique everyone's interest on the Falkland Islands. 

We take a look at some of Ethiopia's most unusual animals.