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Kenya’s Lewa Wildlife Conservancy is an incredibly special place, where men risk their lives every day to protect Africa’s most threatened wildlife.
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Located 2,100km northwest of the main Hawaiian Islands, the Papahānaumokuākea National Marine Monument is now the largest nature reserve on Earth.
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Paradise, population one, is halfway along one of the roughest roads in the US West, perched between two vast wilderness areas that total 1.4 million hectares.
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Hidden in Iran's vast central deserts lies one of the Islamic Republic's most unexpected geographical finds.
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From Australia’s bubblegum-pink lake to a blood-red waterfall in Antarctica, these seven destinations are some of the world’s strangest sights.
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Natural caves exist throughout Hungary, but a cave system in the small town of Tapolca has an especially memorable method of exploration.
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Many of London’s gardens are private – but once a year, some 200 open up. From the UK’s answer to the High Line to the roses commemorating a Blitz-bombed church, here is a sneak peek.
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St Michael’s Mount, located half a mile south off the Cornish coast, can be accessed on foot – but only at low tide.
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