Baseball and sub-par beer in Japan
The great American pastime is taken to new heights in Osaka – right down to the flavourless, watery brew on tap....
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Five darkest places for stargazing
Get out of the city and visit one of the world’s Dark Sky Reserves, where a total lack of light pollution ensures a spectacular nightly show....
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Mexico’s abandoned sanctuary
Lonely Planet photographer Dominic Bonuccelli treks to the lost cathedral of Satevo, a long-neglected mission on the banks of the Batopilas River....
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Rwanda’s rainforest renewal
Nyungwe – a more affordable option than the popular Volcanoes National Park – offers waterfall treks, colobus monkey spotting, and a chance for Rwandans to put their past behind them....
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A South American snowy paradise
Within a short distance of Chile’s capital Santiago, there are several top-notch ski resorts that make for a perfect day trip – or a few days’ snowy getaway....
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