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Knai Bang Chatt – Kep, Cambodia
Magellan used the word patagóns to describe people he thought were giants when he explored this part of the world. It’s not surprising the name was passed on to the region taking up the southern half of Argentina.
For most of the year Mandrem Beach is a tranquil spot soaked in the sun’s rays. Then, on a single weekend, thousands of fans converge upon it for Goa Sunsplash, India’s biggest reggae festival.
The streets of Japan are a never-ending vending machine safari. We set out to prove that the jidohanbaiki, a 24-hour robo-buffet, is all you need for a good feed.
It may have been the 1998 Winter Olympics that put Hakuba Valley on the map, but it’s the inviting powder snow, stunning landscapes and authentic Japanese culture that have kept it there.
Japan is widely known for its big cities, but it’s also a destination that offers countless opportunities to get away from it all in some of the most remote and picturesque settings – far from the grind of daily life. From the country’s rural inlands to its smaller far-flung islands and coastal regions, here are some of the best locations to experience Japan’s unique blend of serene natural beauty and traditional culture.
Tucked away in the southwest of Japan, Fukuoka offers the best the country has to offer in one intriguing package. The largest city on Kyushu Island, Fukuoka is famous for teasing visitors with the intoxicating aromas of street food at ‘yatai’ stalls, world-class shopping, culture and nightlife.
