No need to leave the kids behind on these bold trips, from the backwaters of Kerala to Yosemite National Park.
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In a region overshadowed by touristy Dubai, the Sultanate of Oman offers mountainous and sandy adventures.
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Below the surface of the Sultanate are hundreds of incredible natural caves, suitable for both beginners and experienced spelunkers.
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Just a few hours’ drive from Dubai, the little-visited Musandam Peninsula is a remote patch of land where ancient fishing villages give way to treacherous mountain roads.
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Life moves slowly in coastal Musandam. From sardines drying in the sun to boats drifting in sleepy coves, the peninsula is a short hop but a world away from the modern face of Dubai.
Between the Arabian Sea to the Gulf of Oman is a historic and natural beauty that feels worlds away from the more visited cities of the United Arab Emirates.
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