National Geographic Traveler
National Geographic Traveler is a magazine created by the National Geographic Society in the U.S., which first appeared in 1984. The magazine is available in various local editions across several countries, including Armenia, Belgium, the Netherlands, China, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Indonesia, Latin America, Israel, Poland, Romania, Russia, Slovenia, and Spain. Additionally, a UK edition was introduced in December 2010.
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nationalgeographic.com | Doug Parker
For centuries, people encountering sloths for the first time have reacted by ridiculing them.
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5 days ago |
nationalgeographic.com | Clarissa Wei
MSG’s reputation has been on the mend for years. Once blamed for dubious health concerns like headaches, numbness, and chest pains, the ingredient now appears in cocktails, cookies, and influencer pantry tours with growing pride. But MSG’s cultural redemption hasn’t happened in a vacuum. Ajinomoto—the world’s largest producer of monosodium glutamate, or MSG—has played a quiet but consistent role in reshaping how we think about the additive.
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6 days ago |
nationalgeographic.com | Michelle Gross
As the legend goes, Japan’s Ryukyu Islands were created by the goddess Amamikyo, who is believed to have descended from the heavens and into the sea, just off the southern coast of what is now known as the main island of Okinawa. The Ryukyu Islands, located in the East China Sea, flourished for some 450-years as the semi-independent Ryukyu Kingdom.
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nationalgeographic.com | James Stewart
This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). Island-hopping is a charming way to discover Croatia, allowing you to enjoy shots of espresso and shimmering sea views on deck as you sail from coast to coast. National ferry operator Jadrolinija and private competitors link most inhabited islands in the country. The majority of inter-island trips run during the daytime and vary in length from just 20 minutes to a few hours, so no cabin is required for bookings.
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nationalgeographic.com | Kristin Braswell
Bermuda’s famed pink sand beaches have drawn travelers to its shores for decades. Still, travelers shouldn’t miss the rich cultural traditions, historical landmarks, and annual events that are just as alluring. The 21-square-mile island encompasses neighborhoods and natural wonders that provide enough options to inspire any trip. Best time to visit BermudaSummer:Join the bacchanalia of Bermuda’s annual Carnival celebration in June.
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