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While the world-famous Inca Trail is undoutedly Peru’s headline hike, the Quarry Trail is a less-crowded alternative that’s ...

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The National Geographic Society’s CEO reflects on its long history of global exploration and invites a future inspiring the ...

Millions of faithful descend on Mexico City each year, at first by bike or by foot and then often crawling on their knees in ...

Climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe reflects on flying, fossil fuels, and the tension between personal responsibility and ...

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From cliff-carved chapels to highland fortresses, these UNESCO-recognized sites bring travelers face to face with 17 ...