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Adventure.com is an online magazine focused on promoting a thoughtful, caring, and curious approach to travel. Our mission is to become the leading travel publication globally. We feel it is our duty to highlight stories about people, places, and experiences that use travel and adventure as a positive force. These narratives challenge beliefs, inspire discussions, and help create connections that delve into diverse ideas and perspectives beyond our own. Our readers can actively contribute to a more mindful travel future through our Pay it Forward subscriptions. Every penny from these subscriptions goes directly to local projects that enhance livelihoods worldwide through sustainable travel initiatives. It's like having the most impactful magazine subscription in the world—because that's exactly what it is.
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adventure.com | Ben Lerwill
On a railway route that’s survived against all odds, Ben Lerwill embarks on a journey along the 150-year-old Heart of Wales Line, combining train travel with hiking trails—and a dash of unpredictability. We’re somewhere between the tiny stations of Llanwrda and Llangadog when the two-carriage train I’m on shudders to a brief halt. It’s late afternoon and the Welsh countryside is sun-drenched and drowsy.
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adventure.com | Kassondra Cloos
Based on current climate trajectories, the ancestral homelands of the Zenadth Kes/Torres Strait people will soon be underwater. Patagonia’s latest short film, Sea Country – Malu Lag, documents their fight for survival through the eyes of ocean advocate Tishiko King. The islands of Zenadth Kes/Torres Strait, between Australia and Papua New Guinea, are under threat.
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adventure.com | Ruby Deevoy
70-year-old Hayashi Kimiyo is one of the last remaining pearl divers along Japan’s Kii Peninsula, following in her mother and grandmother’s footsteps. But it’s a dying tradition, and as climate change wreaks havoc on the ocean, she fears for the future of her world as she knows it. Some six thousand miles from her home, a young girl of 15 prepared for her first show in the newly opened San Diego SeaWorld.
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3 weeks ago |
adventure.com | Zanny Merullo Steffgen
Gareth Johnson has been to North Korea over 100 times. He was also one of the first people to enter North Korea earlier this year, when the mysterious dictatorship briefly opened its doors. Writer Zanny Merullo Steffgen chats to Johnson about his take on travel behind the Iron Curtain. North Korea is a destination that divides travelers. For some, it’s a mystery begging to be solved; for others, the totalitarian dictatorship is completely off-limits.
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4 weeks ago |
adventure.com | Asia Palomba
Smoking only wild fish such as Atlantic salmon and albacore tuna, Sally Ferns-Barnes is Ireland’s last wild fish smoker. Using ancient techniques she’s refined over 45 years, she’s an expert in salting, brining, filetting, and even labor-intensive cold smoking—using smoke instead of heat to preserve fish. Journalist Asia London Palomba meets her at her home near Cork. I’ve never quite enjoyed the taste of salmon.
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