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A Spanish town abandoned by mistake

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The medieval fortress town of Granadilla is a ghost town (Image credit: Pavel Dudek/Alamy)

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Adventure & Experience

An underground city of 20,000 people

By Geena Truman

Riccardo Camanini's cacio e pepe en vessie (Credit: Giovanni Panarotto)
World's Table
The 'pasta revolution' sweeping Italy
By Stuart Kenny
Llanos de Moxos is part of the Bolivian Amazon (Credit: agefotostock/Alamy)
Lost Civilisations
Bolivia's unnamed ancient people
By Shafik Meghji
(Credit: Adrian Catalin Lazar/Getty Images)
Country Rambles
The Saxon villages 'locked in time'
By Keith Drew
Middle Eastern or Arabic dishes and assorted meze (Credit: thesomegirl/Getty Images)
Changing how the world thinks about food

World's Table

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(Credit: David Gowans/Alamy)
Slowcomotion

A two-day hike to a legendary UK pub

By Daniel Stables

Hacienda Uayalceh Yucatan Mexico (Credit: Egle Gerulaityte)
Adventure & Experience
The forest of dilapidated mansions
By Egle Gerulaityte
In India, ghee was considered the purest offering to the gods (Credit: subodhsathe/Getty Images)
World's Table
Ghee: 'The purest food on Earth'
By Aysha Imtiaz
The yácatas of Tzintzuntzan are uniquely round and made of volcanic stone – perhaps the most intact relics of the P'urhépechas (Credit:Brian Overcast / Alamy Stock Photo)
Lost Civilisations
The empire the Aztecs couldn't conquer
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