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Plastic, metal, glass. For a moment, the image is split in two; ovals of a landscape that jolts and rises. Here, along Botswana’s Khwai River, you sight the majestic flanks of a herd of elephants, drawn to the waters to drink.
Cumin, black pepper, ginger, cinnamon. The markets of Morocco’s Fez are filled with the scents, spilling from sacks and emanating from the doorways of unnamed eateries. Best foot forward. Come hungry.
The lakes and hills of Argentina’s Bariloche are better known as the ‘lake district’. From your own peaceful retreat, you’ll picnic, wine, and dine in some of the country’s most spectacular landscapes. Bliss.
Nothing is more awe-inspiring, more ancient and powerful, than the striated orange-ochre-butterscotch ravines of Zion National Park. To hike, to raft, to ride, or simply to marvel. It is sublime.
As John Cage rightly put it, no silence is truly silent. On the black sand beaches of Reynisfjara, Iceland, you’ll drink in the sonic depths of a silence more profound than any on earth.
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