Mini Guide
By Lonely Planet Magazine
The largest of the Dodecanese islands, it is packed with ancient sites, a labyrinthine Old Town and comfortable beachside tavernas, perfect for a lazy lunch in the shade.
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Mini Guide
This city of neon lights under the desert sun has an unreal quality to it that requires a suspension of disbelief.
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The Sicilian attitude toward food is much like its character – a lot of tradition with a sprinkling of modernity. Sample Sicilian cuisine on the streets and in the markets.
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The west of Tasmania is one of the last great wildernesses on Earth, an untamed wonderland of riotous surf, ancient rainforests and whisky-tinted rivers.
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The colossal Hakka earth buildings (Kejia tulou) are a unique vestige of an ancient, but slowly disappearing way of life in China.
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In Goa it is easy to escape the tourist crowds and find your own piece of seaside paradise, with miles of sand to satisfy your every Robinson Crusoe fantasy.
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