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As a child, when my family traveled outside Alaska for vacations, I often met other children who asked, "Wow, you live in Alaska? What's it like?" I never did well with that question. To me, the place I was visiting was far simpler and easier to describe than the one I was from. The Lower 48 seemed...

Planning a trip to such a vast and diverse country can present you with a bewildering array of choices. We've scoured all of Canada in search of the best places and experiences, and here we share our very personal and opinionated choices. We hope they'll give you some ideas and get you started.

The Dominican Republic shares the island of Hispaniola with its lesser developed cousin, Haiti, and enjoys a year-round summer, with sugar-white beaches shaded by palm trees, crystalline waters teeming with rainbow-hued fish, and Spanish colonial history stretching back 500 years. Small fishing...

A journey to Israel is a journey to a place where the past and present call out to travelers in astonishing ways. There are layers of meaning everywhere you turn in this intense land, and why not? The history and legends of this country lie at the very heart of Western civilization's...

It's only the size of Connecticut, but Puerto Rico pulsates with more life than any other island in the Caribbean. Whether it's the beat ofbomba y plena,salsa, or reggaeton, there's a party going on here 24/7. The 4 million people who live here have perfected the art of having fun on their...

Malaysia is a verdant land, home to ancient rainforests with endangered inhabitants such as orangutans and sun bears. It's also a richly diverse landscape: you can rub your toes in powdery white sand on tiny Rawa Island or seek relief from Malaysia's tropical climate in Cameron Highlands' lush tea...

If Rome is the Eternal City, it is also a city with no end of ruins. It's impossible to see all of the temples and monuments from previous empires, try as you might, so begin with the Pantheon, the Colosseum and St. Peter's Basilica and see how far you get. But for the true flavor of Rome, make...

London glances over its shoulder at two thousand years of history, then turns to the future. The former power station, Tate Modern is London's cavernous temple to the new, the latest music pours out of Victorian pubs and celebrity chefs are reinventing the dishes British mums have made for...

Las Vegas was a sleepy frontier town until 1931, when gambling was legalized. The rest, as they say, is history. See the old Vegas on Fremont Street, where the world's largest mechanical sign, Vegas Vic, recalls the city of the 1940s and '50s. Afterward, embrace the flashy and new at neon-lit...