We embraced a rare kind of slow travel, which allowed us not only to see Jordan, but to feel the country through sand-tinged eyelids and faces covered in sweat.
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Features
Why you should consider a trekking trip in Jordan (and what it’s like)
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“NAIDOC is like a beacon.” We asked First Nations artists and travel experts what NAIDOC Week means to them
Held in the first week of July each year, NAIDOC Week celebrates and recognises the culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples across Australia.
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In Hanoi, an inspiring social enterprise is giving disadvantaged young people new hope for the future, one recipe at a time.
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Good Ideas
The mission to get more women on the frontline of wildlife conservation
by Tayla Gentleby Tayla GentleThe world of wildlife protection in Kenya has long been dominated by men, who risk life and limb for our endangered species. But thanks to an innovative project, that could …
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Stories
Why you should visit the most peaceful place on Earth: Antarctica
by Wendy Smithby Wendy SmithA place where the only sound is provided by nature, or the gentle hum of your transport, where the view in every direction is sublim
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How do you pack for a trip to Antarctica, one of the coldest, windiest, remotest places on earth?