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Altar de los Reyes, Distrito Frederal, Mexico

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temple of Heaven, Beijing, China , from Iryna

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Bird's Nest Stadium - Beijing China - The Reflection is Sooo Perfectly Gorgeous !

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. $24.88 rayban ! www.sunglass-stor... exploretraveler.com exploretraveler.net

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Blue Pool by Luke Tscharke on Flickr.

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Perivolas, Santorini, Greece On a cliff above the island’s famous caldera—a location with a perfect score—this resort embodies simplicity, elegance, and tranquillity. Modern rooms converted from 300-year-old caves have clean white walls with splashes of vivid color. There are no TVs, but there is an absolutely marvelous infinity pool—Mediterranean fish and other seafood plus Greek wines are served on a deck overlooking it.

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Hastings House, Salt Spring Island, BC On a remarkably sunny Gulf Island west of Vancouver, this estate from the 1940s consists of 22 acres of well-tended harbor front gardens, a reproduction 11th-century Tudor-style Manor House (perfect for daily afternoon tea), and several renovated historic buildings. All rooms have fireplaces and deep tubs. The dining room turns out delicious regional dinners like locally farmed lamb and duck.

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Kauai, Hawaii "A little slice of heaven," as one reader put it, Kauai is praised as more laid-back than its Hawaiian counterparts. Indeed, the "warm and inclusive" attitude of the locals combined with the "lush vegetation and sleepy little historic towns" make for a distinctly relaxed feel. Yet there's certainly still some "heart pounding adventure" to be found: an open-door helicopter ride ...

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Santorini, Greece "There is no place like Santorini, in the whole world" say our readers, who love the "whitewashed buildings, wonderful beaches and views to die for." Their best memories are of the caldera vistas, the black-sand beach and the "crystal clear water," but they also cast their votes for the island's great shopping" and "awesome food." One reader said to "stroll the streets, walk the ...

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St. John, USV Readers find the "natural beauty" of St. John to be unparalleled. Most of the island is a preserved national park, allowing visitors to enjoy the "emerald green beaches" and exotic "native fauna and flora." Bounce around the numerous cays in a kayak, or snorkel at Trunk Bay, where you might end up swimming "with a hawksbill turtle."

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Vancouver Island Readers implore visitors of this "captivating" "gem in Canada" to stay as long as possible, since there is simply "so much to see and do." It's ideal "if you are an outdoor enthusiast or interested in artists like potters and glassblowing," but Vancouver Island also offers more laid-back pursuits such as "lovely scenery and lots of wineries to visit." Whether our readers traveled ...

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Seychelles Look forward to "the most stunning beaches in the world." There is "so much culture, nature and beauty" to experience, making this "paradise on Earth." "The beauty of this place cannot be overstated" and "the water is so blue and so warm, you can literally swim forever." The friendly locals and few tourists make this spot "the best place for swimming on the beaches, diving or ...

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Hilton Head With "pristine beaches," "shopping to satisfy everyone," and "fabulous restaurants to suit every taste," it's no wonder that our readers found this South Carolina island so relaxing. "You breathe deeper—the sound of the ocean instantly makes you feel at ease," says one reader. When not lounging ocean-side, explore the "fantastic bike trails," or take advantage of the "terrific ...

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British Virgin Islands The "warm island breezes" and "clear waters" make these islands a "heaven" for sailing enthusiasts. Charter a captained vessel or go bareboating if you're feeling independent, and then "dip in and out of remote coves and snorkeling spots with ease." Make sure to check out the "lovely beaches" at Jost Van Dyke, the "volcanic islands" at Tortola, and the Baths at Virgin Gorda, a ...

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Elba & Tuscan Archipelago With "world-class restaurants tucked into little villages that you would never expect," Elba takes good food seriously. Our readers went on culinary cruises, which were "a real treat somewhat off the normal tourist path." Visit the hill town of Marciana Alta for "food to die for" and Zero Gradi for its gelato.

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How to Drink Coffee in Italy Like a Local

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Sansone Beach, Tuscany

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The One Dish to Eat in Vienna

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By the Canal

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Old Fashioned Lemon Sugar Cookies

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Hotel Château de la Chèvre d'Or's Les Ramparts, Eze, France

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Hotel Bauer Il Palazzo's Settimo Cielo, Venice, Italy

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Hotel Palazzo Sasso's Terrazza Belvedere, Ravello, Italy

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Le Sirenuse Champagne & Oyster Bar, Positano, Italy

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Palazzo Avino Lobster & Martini Bar, Castiglione di Ravello, Italy

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John Rutledge House Inn, Charleston, SC Located near King Street’s restaurants and shops, the classic Antebellum design includes original plaster moldings, inlaid wood floors, ironwork, and Greek Revival porticos. The spacious rooms have Italian-marble fireplaces, period furnishings, and canopy or four-poster beds. Although there is no restaurant on-site, guests take breakfast outside in the quaint courtyard or delivered to their room.

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During the cold winters, the Alaskan Wood Frog becomes a frog shaped block of ice. It stops breathing, and its heart stops beating. When Spring arrives the frog thaws and returns to normal going along its merry way! Amazing

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A Place To Think by Chad Powell

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The kolam, or "rangoli" is a traditional mandala, a geometric pattern, that women design in front of their houses during festivities. ..

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