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• Destinations That Feel Unreal

  seeker (Seeker Editors)
  Golden temples reflecting in blue waters, pigs swimming in a tropical paradise, and a mysterious eye-shaped geological feature staring right into outer space- this list features some of our planet's most otherworldly destinations. Whether you want to travel to a hidden hilltop village in Italy for some artistic inspo, or spend the day exploring the lush forests of China, this list is for the adventurous and creative.

• Elephant sanctuaries that you can visit

  wildlifeconnect (Wildlife Connect )
  Isn't it incredible to think about sharing a moment with the gentle giants of the animal kingdom? Elephant sanctuaries offer an ethical and intimate way to do just that, all while providing a haven for these magnificent creatures. These refuges not only prioritize the well-being and conservation of elephants but also allow us, as visitors, to learn about their complex social structures, behaviors, and the challenges they face in the wild. So, if you're someone who's passionate about wildlife and looking for a way to connect with nature responsibly, let me introduce you to some elephant sanctaries that welcome visitors with open arms, ready to create unforgettable memories and foster a deeper appreciation for these extraordinary animals.

• Top 20 places that show Mother Nature at her finest.

  michele (Michele Humeston)
  Earth. Fire. Wind. Water. The power of Mother Nature is truly awe inspiring. Here is a list of the top 20 place to go to become one with our mother earth. #SeekerChallenge

• Ryan's Post-Covid Travel List

  ryan (Ryan Haq)
  These were trips I had planned pre-Covid that I'm itchin' to finish. Who's joining me?

• Capital Cities in Asia

  seeker (Seeker Editors)
  Explore beneath the glittering pink lights of Beijing, hop on a plane to the bustling metropolis of Seoul, discover sandy coastline cities and wander ancient temples of civilizations past- we present our collection of capital cities in Asia. Asia is a massive continent deeply rich in history with diverse cultures, these awe-inspiring destinations are sure to be future backdrops of life-changing adventures to come.

• World Heritage Sites in Asia

  seeker (Seeker Editors)
  Across the vast, diverse continent of Asia, there are seemingly endless World Heritage Sites to explore. Visit the sparse atomic bomb dome in Hiroshima, or walk for hours along the towering Great Wall of China. From sprawling rustic temple grounds to ancient statues of civilizations past- here is a collection of some of the prominent World Heritage Sites in Asia.

• Places To See Before I Die

  stillontheroad (Giada Matera)

• The Best Weed-Friendly Travel Destinations for 2021

  seeker (Seeker Editors)

• Countries

  traveleaterjohanna (Johanna Read)
  My list of visited countries (broadly defined)

• Countries Of The World

  steve (Steven Rabkin)

Laos Articles

• 8 Magical Things to Do in Luang Prabang

  Luang Prabang is my favorite city in Laos. Nestled alongside the Mekong river, French colonial architecture takes on a distinctly Laotian flair here. The city is vibrant and happening; it’s a magical place, filled with backpackers and off-beat honeymooners, where time seems to stand still and you can spend days exploring the nearby natural wonders […]

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• Backpacking Southeast Asia: 41 Destinations That Won’t Blow Your Budget

  Like a bar mitzvah or a grad party, backpacking the well-worn trails of Southeast Asia is nothing short of a rite of passage. For the budding traveler, the trodden route that links electrifying Bangkok to the temples of Angkor and the rolling surf of Bali is a chance to discover what street food and tuk […]

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• Vang Vieng: Infamous Party City Turned Adventure Capital of the World

  Vang Vieng’s reputation as a party city where anything goes precedes it, but travelers visiting today will find this popular party mecca totally transformed. Up until a few years ago, travelers visited Vang Vieng for one reason only: to party their asses off. It was the wildest place to spring break with drug and alcohol-fueled […]

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