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Join @IdiaDega for a trip to the “Maasai Cultural Heritage Festival.”

See the rich culture and colors of the Maasi people in the cultural festival that came about after a Maasai elder’s trip to the Unite States to meet with the Navajo. 

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Get a whole new perspective on the Whitsundays! 

It might be home to some of the world’s most beautiful waters, but as Markus Traveller shows us, there’s lots of fun to be had in the bright blue sky above Airlie Beach as well. Check out the video and go along for the adventure of “Jumping out of a plane.”

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Looking for some outdoor adventure? Join Chris Snyder for a look at the mountain biking adventures available in Guatemala. 

He teams up with Old Town Outfitters in Antigua, Guatemala to discover the “Highlands of Guatemala.” 

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Happy Canada Day (wherever you may be!) @julesribi celebrates the Great White North while in South East Asia. Checkout the floating bungalows in Khao Sok National park in “Canada Day in Paradise.”

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“Rice Fields Forever,” may be an understatment by @rebetico. 

Travel to the Yuanyang Rice Terraces and explore the beautiful history, rich landscape and unique culture of this UNESCO World Cultural and Natural Heritage site.

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Take a scenic drive with Rafael Marrero and discover the “Magic of Spring in the Canadian Rockies.” 

Enjoy the journey through green valleys, and appreciate how the the melting snow marks a new season in the Rockies.

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Join @hughjesse for a poetic tour of Old Town Istanbul. Find layers of history around every corner and explore the cultural experience of Istanbul in, “Sultanahmet.”

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There’s a first for everything, and for @aniaalam a first snow experience happened in picturesque Yosemite National Park. See what a late spring hike is like in “Yosemite in May.”

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Join @IdiaDega for a trip to the Rift Valley, where humanity as we know it may have began. 

Some times it only takes a weekend to change the way you see the world. See how idiadega‘s love afair with the Rift Valley and the Maasai people begins in “A Beginning South Rift Valley”.

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Join @123_ALLONS_Y for festival of lights — it’s “Vivid Sydney 2015″ — an 18-day festival of light, music and ideas.

Have a walk around Sydney as it’s transformed into the world’s largest art gallery.

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Want to join the dance party taking over downtown Miami every spring? Check out “Music. People. Sun. UMF 2015″with Tyler Krause and make plans to join for 2016.

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Take a dip with @storvandre in “Pamukkale Springs.” Have a look around the 17 hot springs that fill the travertine terraces of this Worldly Heritage site. 

The underground volcanic activity also forced carbon dioxide into a cave used for religious purposes by priests of Cybele. storvandre-photography tells us they somehow found ways to appear immune to the suffocating gas, but we wouldn’t suggest it! 

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Isn’t nature amazing? Take a hike with @mbernholdt as checks off a walk through the canola fields from his bucketlist in “The yellow season.” 

We’re sure mbernholdt‘s photos are bound to inspire a few more tips.

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Get floored by the greenery. @TitilolaPopoola takes us into the culturally rich, warm and friendly heart of Malaysia in “Taking in the green.” From historic streets to rolling green hills, get lost on this visual journey through South East Asia’s emerald gem.

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“The worst trip of my life”... we sense a bit of irony. Checkout how Marco discovers all the toughest spots in New Caledonia.

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It’s happening now! Expo Milano 2015, a global showcase from 140 countries showing off their best technology to guarantee healthy, safe and sufficient food for everyone — while respecting the planet. And, Alessandro Calzolaro shows off his photographic eye capturing “Wheatfield in Porta Nuova” to give you an inside look.

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Are you old-school? Grab your Middle Ages weaponry and go back in time with Marco Caselli for this “Historical archery tournament...”  It’s just the sort of thing you’d expect, and yet never expect, to find walking among the ancient walls of Ferrara, Italy.