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The Ganges River flows through India, and serves as a source of water for over 400 million people – and recently, one man travelled 2,500km down it on a paddleboard.
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Diving in Bermuda’s waters is a luxury out of reach for many people – but thanks to new technology, people might soon be able to digitally explore the many shipwrecks here.
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Until 2003, when it was decommissioned, this little-known railway belonged to the Royal Mail – come July, it will be opened to the public.
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France’s most popular pastry is a familiar sight the world over – but this pastry chef is reinventing it in his Parisian shop.
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Disaster struck twice over the centuries, causing extensive damage to Jerusalem’s most important church – but restoration has finally been completed.
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Hidden below Manhattan’s famous New Yorker hotel, this secret VIP tunnel was once a passageway used by President John F Kennedy.
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As younger people leave the desert and head to the cities, the ancient Bedouin lifestyle is under threat. This camp plans to change that.
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The champing – camping in churches – trend is sweeping England. But what is it like to actually spend a night in the silence of these buildings?
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A series that examines the characteristics of a country and investigates whether they are true.
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A celebration of this planet and the pure joy of travelling around it
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He set out on a mission to make one and never stopped
