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March in Rome tastes like artichokes. I order one at the start of every meal — carciofo alla romana, slowly braised in olive oil and mint — and never regret it. They arrive wit

An hour northwest of Córdoba, between the flat sweep of the Pampas and the distant wall of the Andes, the Sierras Chicas rise in a worn, blue-grey line of hills. As I left the cit

Seated on a patch of sand and jagged rocks along a nearly deserted beach, just a step away from a dense jungle, I am moved by the thunderous waves and the calls of howler monkeys l

I first met Alberto Gauberg—a tall, dark-haired, and classically handsome man—at 6,600 feet in his rustic rifugio, our starting point, nestled in Campitello di Fassa, approxima

B razil’s northeastern states—Ceará, Piauí, and Maranhão—stretch horizontally across the country’s shoulder, each bordering the warm Atlantic Ocean just south of the equ

T o acclimatize to the high-altitude city of La Paz, which sits nearly 12,000 feet above sea level, I’d been riding panoramic cable cars with panoramic views of almost a million

M y husband and I have always embraced the thrill of adventurous road trips. When our twin girls were born three years ago, I briefly feared that our globe-trotting lifestyle would

I f you endure an eight-hour sail from Athens to remote Patmos – one of the northernmost islands of Greece's Dodecanese archipelago – you are likely to arrive at n

It’s early January. I head due west from the coastal shores of Ecuador, navigating along just the precise latitude. I continue for about 1,000 kilometers in the vastness of t

When you first arrive, Rio hits you in the face. It is a mix of sensations. First, the brutal humidity. Intense traffic. The journey from the international airport to the city with

Few travelers venture into Cambodia’s remote northern regions. The country has a poor road network and is not fully cleared of landmines (laid in their millions over three de

City walks in Noto, a city in southeastern Sicily, known for its baroque architecture, including the reconstructed 18th-century Noto Cathedral.

City walks in Noto, a city in southeastern Sicily, known for its baroque architecture, including the reconstructed 18th-century Noto Cathedral

City walks in Noto, a city in southeastern Sicily, known for its baroque architecture, including the reconstructed 18th-century Noto Cathedral

In the West of Sicily, we drive along a pristine coast where beaches don’t seem Italian: no military rows of sun loungers, no umbrellas, no entry charges. Scala dei Turchi, a whi

As I travel across Sicily, the road takes me past the remarkable Greek temple at Agrigento – a powerful reminder of Sicily’s blend of cultural influences. On the map, on our so

Selinunte, a ruined Greek city from 409 BC and an impressive archaeological site – with views to the blue sea - and a powerful reminder of Sicily’s blend of cultural influences

UNESCO World Heritage Site, Cefalu, on the Tyrrhenian coast. Just 70km from the Sicilian capital, Palermo, Cefalu is graceful. A long, sandy beach curves for a couple of miles awa

UNESCO World Heritage Site, Cefalu, on the Tyrrhenian coast. Just 70km from the Sicilian capital, Palermo, Cefalu is graceful. A long, sandy beach curves for a couple of miles awa

UNESCO World Heritage Site, Cefalu, on the Tyrrhenian coast. Just 70km from the Sicilian capital, Palermo, Cefalu is graceful. A long, sandy beach curves for a couple of miles awa

The beauty and chaos of Rio de Janeiro are portrayed in stylish pixelated art photography.

Palm trees and sidewalk pattern tiles of Ipanema, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Unique close-up of the iconic sidewalk tile pattern of Ipanema Beach, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, portrayed in stylish pixelated art photography.

Unique close-up of the Iconic two brothers mountains, in Rio de Janeiro, amidst the clouds, portrayed in stylish pixelated art photography.

Iconic two brothers mountains, the view of Ipanema and Leblon beaches on a cloudy and beautiful day, portrayed in stylish pixelated art photography.

I arrive in Bari, a busy modern port and the largest city in Puglia, tired. The many hours on the road navigating the 1,200 km between my home in South Germany and Italy’s he

Eight miles off the southern coast of Mozambique, in the Bazaruto archipelago, it feels like a forgotten place. Man and wilderness in harmony – the most natural thing in the worl

Thousands of horses and men are connected by a century-old tradition in El Rocio, in deep Andalucia, Spain. A tradition that is passed from generation to generation

Man and horse, in remote Sumba, Indonesia, riding across wild and pristine beaches      

Eight miles off the southern coast of Mozambique, in the Bazaruto archipelago, it feels like a forgotten place. Man and wilderness in harmony – the most natural thing in the worl

Thousands of horses and men are connected by a century-old tradition in El Rocio, in deep Andalucia, Spain

In the small village of El Rocio, in the province of Huelva, deep Andalusia, Spain, is where Saca de las Yeguas - one of the world's most spectacular horse events - takes place

Only by traveling in forbidden territory, one is able to comprehend that in spite of everything dark about its politics, there is also much to love about Iran. The desert, the moun

The Huli - a tribe in a remote corner of the highlands of Papua New Guinea - are famous for growing ornamental wigs from their own hair as a ritual of initiation into adulthood. Th

We travel by canoe along the remote Sepik river in Papua New Guinea and arrive at the  Swagup village. We come across the Insect tribe - known for its cannibal practices. Meeting

In Siargao, a teardrop-shaped island, in the region of Mindanao, 800 kilometers southeast of Manila, Philippines, we navigate across communities to observe everyday life with no in

In Siargao, a teardrop-shaped island, in the region of Mindanao, 800 kilometers southeast of Manila, Philippines, we navigate across communities to observe everyday life with no in

In Siargao, a teardrop-shaped island, in the region of Mindanao, 800 kilometers southeast of Manila, Philippines, we navigate across communities to observe everyday life with no in

The spirited people of remote Jebo village on the southeastern peninsula of Cape Nelson, in Oro Province, Papua New Guinea, protect old traditions and their precious relationship

Young kids from Jebo village, on the southeastern peninsula of Cape Nelson, in Oro Province, Papua New Guinea, learn early to love the Ocean    

Young kids of Jebo village, on the southeastern peninsula of Cape Nelson, in Oro Province, Papua New Guinea. As we come across these spirited kids living in such cinematic landsca

Young kids from Jebo village, on the southeastern peninsula of Cape Nelson, in Oro Province, Papua New Guinea, learn early to love the Ocean    

The Yari Yari tribe of Papua New Guinea live in Tufi, on the southeastern peninsula of Cape Nelson, in Oro Province. They share tales of tribespeople’s history of tattooing and

The Yari Yari tribe of Papua New Guinea live in Tufi, on the southeastern peninsula of Cape Nelson, in Oro Province. They share tales of tribespeople’s history of tattooing and

The largest highland tribe in Papua New Guinea are the Huli Wigmen, who are famous for their tradition of making ornamental wigs from their own hair as a ritual of initiation into

The Huli - a tribe in a remote corner of the highlands of Papua New Guinea - are famous for growing ornamental wigs from their own hair as a ritual of initiation into adulthood. Th

The Huli - a tribe in a remote corner of the highlands of Papua New Guinea - are famous for growing ornamental wigs from their own hair as a ritual of initiation into adulthood. Th

The Huli - a tribe in a remote corner of the highlands of Papua New Guinea - are famous for growing ornamental wigs from their own hair as a ritual of initiation into adulthood. Th

We travel by canoe along the remote Sepik river in Papua New Guinea and arrive at the  Swagup village. We come across the Insect tribe - known for its cannibal practices. Meeting

We travel by canoe along the remote Sepik river in Papua New Guinea and arrive at the  Swagup village. We come across the Insect tribe - known for its cannibal practices. Meeting

We travel by canoe along the remote Sepik river in Papua New Guinea and arrive at the  Swagup village. We come across the Insect tribe - known for its cannibal practices. Meeting

The Sherpas in Nepal are a tribe of Tibetan origin who occupy the high valleys around the base of Mount Everest. In the Tibetan language, Sherpa means “people who live in

On a journey to Everest Base Camp, Nepal, I witnessed more than a magic scenery    

A Monk lights some candles during a Buddhist ceremony in the graceful and Unesco-listed town of Luang Prabang, Laos    

A Monk walks across the streets of the graceful and Unesco-listed town of Luang Prabang, Laos    

The people of Ladakh live in very high mountain valleys between the Himalaya and Karakoram ranges in the northern Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir.

There are not many countries in the world where you can experience so much by just riding on the streets. In India, wherever you look, there is alwa

Everything about Rajasthan is unique, singular. The culture, the landscape, the food, the colors, the people.    

Traveling in India and coming across its spirited people is the only way to glimpse this compelling, out-of-the-ordinary country   &nbs

A woman walks across hundreds of abandoned temples and pagodas in Mrauk U, Rakhine state and former Arakan kingdom, Myanmar    

Chin families, in remote Myanmar, used to tattoo their daughter’s face to ensure they looked so bizarre that they would not be taken away by the f

Chin families, in remote Myanmar, used to tattoo their daughter’s face to ensure they looked so bizarre that they would not be taken away by the f

Chin families, in remote Myanmar, used to tattoo their daughter’s face to ensure they looked so bizarre that they would not be taken away by the f

As we travel to Myanmar, one of the last countries to open up in Asia after 50 years of isolation under the rule of a military junta, we come across

Rajasthan, India. Wherever you look, there is always a manifestation of an unusual new aspect of the unpredictable    

The people of Ladakh live in very high mountain valleys between the Himalaya and Karakoram ranges in the northern Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir. They are conservative and tradi

T he last rays of sunshine lengthen over Conceição Beach as I swim just before dusk, birds flying over my head. The warm, constant flow of waves and white fluffy sand feel like v

We travel across South Morroco and move east, taking the same dirt road driven by the iconic Paris Dakar Rally, to reach Sahara desert's saffron dun

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A s I fly over the Indian Ocean, from the sky, I see granite boulders rising like standing stones out of a pristine tropical jungle. Below me, the alluring turquoise Indian ocean a

O n a map, Sicily is right in the central Mediterranean Sea, south of the Italian Peninsula from which the narrow Strait of Messina separates it. Surrounded by three seas – T

It has been a long European winter—the coldest in a few years. Add to that the second wave of a pandemic and a strict lockdown insisting on taking away much of the season’s

O n the edge of North Africa's desert, I watch nomads shelter from the sun in a camel-hair tent. A man herds his camels with curved daggers hanging down his back, and a long c

Beyond pristine and wild beaches washed by cobalt blue waters, Cape Leveque, Western Australia, is a magical Aboriginal land where we can go deep in

Beyond pristine and wild beaches washed by cobalt blue waters, Cape Leveque, Western Australia, is a magical Aboriginal land where we can go deep in

Into the pristine blue of a remote greek seaside, far away from Athens. I am in Koufonisia, an island hidden away between the larger Cycladic island

Traveling 631 km south-east of Perth – one of the most out-of-the-way cities on Earth, in far-off Western Australia, is a long way from anywhere.

In the shadow of Mykonos and Naxos, Koufonisia has been long forgotten by tourism. Its low-key vibe is unique among other summer destinations in the

Rio stretches out between rain forests and emerald half-mooned shaped bays with its beautiful beaches, such as legendary Ipanema, overlooked by the

The charms of Leme, the beach next to iconic Copacabana, photographed under the heat of the Brazilian summer.

The real culture of Rio hasn't changed. It remains the ever-engrossing pastime of watching the world go by, on the beach, where much of life takes p

A dramatic frame of one of the best known symbols of our adored Rio de Janeiro.

The real culture of Rio hasn’t changed. It remains the ever-engrossing pastime of watching the world go by, on the beach, where much of life takes

From Arpoador we inhale the spirit of Rio, the land of Samba and Bossa Nova.

From Arpoador we inhale the spirit of Rio, the land of Samba and Bossa Nova.

A dramatic frame of one of the best known symbols of our adored Rio de Janeiro.

Why we love Rio. The natural beauty, the stunning cityscape, the warm people. The parties are crowded, hot, sweaty, packed with smiley strangers. Th

Why we love Rio. The natural beauty, the stunning cityscape, the warm people. The parties are crowded, hot, sweaty, packed with smiley strangers. Th

Why we love Rio. The natural beauty, the stunning cityscape, the warm people. The parties are crowded, hot, sweaty, packed with smiley strangers. Th