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    Deadly Waves And Currents Abound At One Of California's Most Dangerous Beaches

    By Chris Tharp 6 months ago

    A haven for surfers and beach bums, California's coastline has a few hidden risks. Giant waves and rip currents abound at one of the state's deadliest beaches.

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  • Woman in a hat unpacking a suitcase in her bedroom

    The Type Of Clothing Tourists May Not Want To Pack For A Trip To This Iconic Australian City

    By Christine Dulion 6 months ago

    You want to be careful what you wear to Australia. You need to pack for the hot weather, but if you visit this city, you better not make this fashion faux pas.

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  • Cabins near the Italian Alps

    The Serene Mountain Village In Italy With Snow-Capped Peaks And Authentic Local Culture

    By Bareerah Zafar 6 months ago

    Escape to this hidden winter gem in the Alps with outdoor adventures from skiing to snowshoeing, historic sites, and some charming places to stay.

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  • Woman using ATM at an airport

    Rick Steves Avoids This Common Rip-Off While Traveling Through European Airports

    By Madison Scrivano 6 months ago

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  • High waterfall cascading off limestone cliff

    Indiana's Best-Kept Secret Must Be A Scenic Waterfall State Park Full Of Cliffs And Trails

    By Eva Johnstone 6 months ago

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  • Yosemite waterfall at sunset

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    By Amanda Morgan 6 months ago

    Visiting Yosemite can be life-changing, especially when you spend the night. But you might struggle to camp at Yosemite. Here's why and where to camp instead.

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  • Phoenix cityscape aerial view

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    By Jenna Intersimone 6 months ago

    Phoenix's reputation as an expensive city should not deter you from visiting. It has many free attractions worth exploring, some of which we have highlighted.

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  • Woman in kimono walking down traditional Japanese street

    Japan's Most Authentic Sushi Is Hidden In A Wildly Underrated City

    By Bareerah Zafar 6 months ago

    Most people visit Tokyo when they go to Japan. But if you want a real taste of authentic Japanese culture, visit this underrated city with the best sushi.

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  • Snow covered mountains in Bridgeport, California

    A Secluded Mountain Town With Stunning Winter Views Is Known As The 'Antarctica Of California'

    By Mira Temkin 6 months ago

    Hit the slopes, reel in brown trout, or pay of visit to a mining ghost-town in this stunning mountain town dubbed the "Antarctica of California."

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  • People clinking beer glasses

    What Americans Will Immediately Notice Drinking A German Beer For The First Time In Europe

    By Anna Robinson 6 months ago

    America might celebrate Oktoberfest locally, but that doesn't mean there aren't huge noticable differences between American and German beers.

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  • Inside Rio Secreto

    The Mystical Underground River In Mexico Where You Can Swim Beneath A Cave Full Of Crystals

    By Madison Scrivano 6 months ago

    Mexico holds many enchanting destinations south of the border, including this underground river where you can swim in a cave full of crystals.

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  • Skier on snowy slope

    A New Hampshire Mountain Resort With World-Class Attractions Is Designed To Feel Like Home

    By Jen Ottolino 6 months ago

    Want to retreat to the beauty of the mountains, while also enjoying the amenities at a world-class resort complex? Check out this place in New Hampshire.

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  • the coastal town of Llanes aerial view

    The Underrated Town In Spain With Golden Sands, Secluded Beaches, And Medieval Towers

    By Shelby Wilkerson 6 months ago

    This overlooked town in Northern Spain is one of the best places to find secluded beaches and historic city centers. Here's what to expect on your next trip.

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  • Scuba diver taking selfie with blue shark

    Why Shark Attacks Are Much Rarer In Europe Than America

    By Camila Pérez B 6 months ago

    Despite what Jaws led us to believe, shark attacks are pretty rare. That said, there seem to be more shark attacks in America compared to Europe. Here's why.

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  • Red train car at the Mineola train station

    An Hour And A Half Outside Dallas Is An Underrated City With Southern Charm And Antiques

    By Anna Robinson 6 months ago

    If you're looking for a town filled with unique antiques and historical charm, you don't have to go too far from Dallas to find it. Here's why you should go.

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  • sunset over lake chapala

    Mexico's Largest Freshwater Lake Is A Haven For Perfect Weather And Delicious Seafood

    By Isabel OToole 6 months ago

    Experience an "eternal spring" when you visit Mexico's largest freshwater lake. This heavenly destination has perfect weather year-round and incredible food.

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  • Pedestrians cross a street in an Italian city

    The Unspoken Etiquette Rule To Keep In Mind While Walking Around And Exploring Italy

    By Robert Isenberg 6 months ago

    A visit to Italy is something most travelers crave, but while exploring the European country, there's an unspoken rule to keep in mind when walking.

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  • Sierra Nevada Mountain Range at dusk

    California's 'Gateway To The Sierra' Is A National Forest With Rivers, Lakes, And Campsites

    By Shelby Wilkerson 6 months ago

    Discover a gorgeous outdoor paradise tucked away in California's Sierra Nevada region. This national forest is the ideal place for camping, kayaking, and more.

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  • Amtrak train oncoming down railroad tracks

    The New Bill That Could Have A Huge Positive Implications For Amtrak Travelers

    By Christine Dulion 6 months ago

    There are certain things about Amtrak that passengers have been understandably complaining about for years. Here's how one big issue is about to change.

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  • coastline of Gold Beach Oregon surrounded by forest

    The Charming Little City On Oregon's Coast To Hike Mountains And Enjoy Uncrowded Beaches

    By Christine Dulion 6 months ago

    Escape the noise and crowds at packed travel hot spots. Instead, enjoy yourself while exploring the uncrowded mountains and beaches near this Oregon city.

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  • A woman rides a bike down a street in Davis, California

    The Artsy California College Town That Invented Bike Lanes Brims With Walkable Charm

    By Robert Isenberg 6 months ago

    This vibrant California college town near Sacramento makes for the perfect weekend getaway and is a haven for walkers, cyclists, and art lovers alike.

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  • Fishing boats Brixham harbor UK

    England Hosts An Annual Seafood Extravaganza With Mouth-Watering Local Delights

    By Lee Adams 6 months ago

    This charming region of England hosts an amazing annual seafood festival that’s perfect for foodies, featuring local specialties and lively events.

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  • Buildings like Galata tower in Beyoğlu's city skyline

    A Bustling Bohemian Neighborhood In Istanbul Is The Perfect Area For First-Time Visitors

    By Maura Bielinski 6 months ago

    Experience a lively Istanbul neighborhood that blends modern wonders with historical intrigue. Plus, see why this destination is so inviting for newcomers.

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  • Traveler watching sunset in Santorini

    Santorini's Best Crowd-Free Sunset Views You Won't Find On A Tour

    By Camila Pérez B 6 months ago

    In Santorini, popular areas with stunning views just get too crowded. Avoid the crowds by going to these lesser-known places to watch the iconic sunset.

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  • Aerial view of Pyramid Lake

    An Underrated Lake Tucked Away In California's Forests Is A Turquoise Treasure For Recreation

    By Isabel OToole 6 months ago

    Visit this beautiful lake under two hours from Los Angeles for the perfect outdoor getaway with great camping, water sports, and hiking trails.

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  • Red brick buildings among trees

    The College Town Near New Hampshire's Coast Where New England Charm Meets Scenic Farmland

    By Laura Jones 6 months ago

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  • A burger and fries adorn a restaurant table

    Rick Steves Says That Italians Tend To Notice One Big Difference About Food In America

    By Robert Isenberg 6 months ago

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