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Tiradentes: The culinary goldmine of Brazil

By Kevin Raub, Lonely Planet

Tiradentes, in the heart of Minas Gerais, is famous for its tranquility, artisan furniture scenes, and its colonial architecture, but it is also a remarkable place to eat.
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Like the Amalfi coast? Try the Gargano promontory

By Abigail Hole, Lonely Planet Magazine

On the heel of Italy’s boot, Gargano was once an island and still feels like a land apart. The land is a dense mix of sea cliffs, dense dark-green scrub, silver beaches and more.
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The perfect chilli con carne in the heart of Texas

By Tim Moore, Lonely Planet Magazine

Hot on the Tex-Mex trail in and around Austin of the cowboy supper that conquered the world.
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Harajuku: Tokyo's best people watching

By Wendy Yanagihara, Lonely Planet Magazine

Visit the neighbourhood whose name has become synonymous with images of kids dressed up in outrageous fashions. It is a creative reaction against the rigidity of Japanese society.
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A perfect day in New York

By Ali Lemer, Lonely Planet

It is not just a cliché: New York really is the city that never sleeps. You could spend a lifetime and still not see everything, but you can pack a lot into one day.
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The natural wonders of Banff and Jasper National Parks

By Scott Kennedy, Lonely Planet

Many people come to Banff and Jasper National Parks to ski, kayak, camp and hike the mountains and lakes, but most come simply to enjoy one of the most awe inspiring places on earth.
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Muse carry Olympic flame in Devon

Thousands turn out to see rock band Muse carry the Olympic flame in their home town of Teignmouth, on day two of the Olympic torch relay.

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Archive reveals Olympic legacy

Hundreds of documents from the Olympic and Paralympic Games will be made available online by the National Archives.

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