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Destination of the Month

Ulaanbaatar

The gateway to the historical homeland of Genghis Khan, Mongolia's sprawling, chaotic capital is quite the contrast to the vast emptiness and solitude of the surrounding countryside.

Off the Beaten Path

Labrador

A remote expanse of boreal forest on Canada's east coast, the aptly nicknamed "Big Land" is home of innumerable caribou and black bears, towering mountains, a long and storied colonial history — and a few thousand hardy settlers.

Featured Travel Topic

English language varieties

As George Bernard Shaw once said, "Britain and America are two countries divided by a common language"; throw the rest of the Anglosphere into the mix and you've got a confusing situation indeed. If you're an American making your first trip to a Commonwealth country or vice versa, bone up on your lingo here.

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Despite its size and location in-between some of the most-visited cities in Europe, Liège sees very little tourist traffic.
Poipet hosts Cambodia's main border crossing with Thailand, and cross-border activity has made the town grow to be larger than its provincial capital.
Krasnoyarsk (pictured) was originally called Krasny Yar, meaning "Red Steep Bank".

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