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Hidden in the remote stretches of north-west New Mexico, the Bisti Badlands are one of the US’ most surreal sites.
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Many people visit Israel’s Timna National Park to admire its rock formations, but the full story of this place can only be experienced by heading underground.
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From above, India’s Loktak Lake appears riddled with islands – but they’re actually not islands at all.
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The Native American village of Supai is the most remote village in the lower 48 states, and the only way to reach it is by helicopter or on foot.
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Visit Huangshan National Park in the dead of winter to catch the mountains in what is perhaps their most striking form.
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The long-standing relationship between man and nature in Finland’s 40th national park stretches back thousands of years.
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Douglas Tompkins, the founder of North Face, has left behind one of history’s greatest land-conservation legacies by using his fortune to buy large tracts of farmland in Patagonia.
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Stephen Fuller revels in winter’s relative peace, and the balance it brings to Yellowstone’s hectic summer season. “I think solitude – or quietude – is an increasingly rare commodity.”
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