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The oldest place on Earth?

By Dan Avila

The Japanese resort town of Karuizawa in Jōshin'etsu-kōgen National Park is a popular place for leaf peepers in autumn (Credit: The Travel Show)
Videos
Where people live with bears
By BBC's The Travel Show
Panorama view of the Bisti Badlands in New Mexico
In Pictures
The US’ bizarre geological phenomenon
By Ted Alan Stedman
View of Timna National Park
Adventure & Experience
The mystery of Israel’s ancient mines
By Sara Toth Stub
Lake Loktak, Manipur, India
Adventure & Experience
India’s spectacular ‘mother’ lake
By Ben McKechnie
The village hidden inside the Grand Canyon (Credit: Reuben Hernandez)
To the Ends of the Earth
A tiny village hidden 3,000ft below
By Reuben Hernandez and Eliot Stein
Huangshan National Park, China, winter, mountains
Adventure & Experience
China’s spectacular ice phenomenon
By Dave Stamboulis
Ice lingers on Hossa’s lakes until the early summer months (Credit: Sarah Gibbons)
Adventure & Experience
Where human and spirit worlds collide
By Sarah Gibbons
South America's Yellowstone (Credit: Ian Lloyd Neubauer)
National Parks
A new park inspired by Yellowstone
By Ian Lloyd Neubauer
By December, the snow in Yellowstone is very thick (Credit: Steven Fuller)
National Parks
A surreal, frozen geothermal world
By Samantha Larson
Mesa Verde is the largest archaeological preserve in the US (Credit: Hemis/Alamy)
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Where villages are built into cliffs
By Jim O'Donnell
Giant sequoias have trunks as wide as buildings (Credit: Anthony Ambrose)
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A humbling view from ancient giants
By Cat Perry
Yosemite was established as a National Park in 1890 (Credit: John Krzesinski/Getty)
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A view more intimate than untamed
By Jessica Leigh Hester
Fort Jefferson at night (Credit:Harun Mehmedinovic)
National Parks
Where the Milky Way unfolds
By Samantha Chong
Mount Rainier is a magnet for mountaineers (Credit: Annika Hipple)
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The First Family of US mountaineering
By Annika S Hipple
A water Bear (Tardigarde) crawls over a surface (Credit: The Science Picture Company/Alamy)
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The wee animal that can't be destroyed
By Shannon Wianecki