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If Abu Simbel had not been saved, places like Vienna's Historic Centre, Cambodia's Angkor Wat and other Unesco World Heritage sites might only live on in history books.
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Starting a business anywhere takes grit, determination and a marketable idea, but these places make it just a little bit easier for start-ups to get off the ground.
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Outside of Ireland, few people know the word ‘craic’, a way of living in the moment and doing something just because you love it.
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Vada pav is synonymous with the city of Mumbai, with almost every resident, from factory workers to Bollywood stars, unabashed in declaring their love for it.
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In the Philippines, the Igorot people practice an ancient burial ritual where the elderly carve their own coffins and the dead are hung off the side of a cliff.
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For hundreds of years, residents in the tiny hilltop village of Monsanto have adapted to their unique environment by building homes under, on and between massive granite rocks.
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With only one remaining fluent speaker, the Yaghan language is on the verge of dying out. Will this obscure word be its sole survivor?
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A series that examines the characteristics of a country and investigates whether they are true.
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First-person accounts of travellers’ inner journeys of transformation and growth as they go to some the world’s most fascinating places.
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Celebrate human kindness in all its forms with these uplifting, feel-good tales of connection that warm and feed the soul.
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A celebration of this planet and the pure joy of travelling around it
