AvatarLonely Planetflipped into Lonely Planet VideosRoad tripping on Route 66 is like driving back in timeLonely PlanetHistoric Route 66 is full of hidden gems -- towns that seem frozen in time from the 1950s, 60s, and 70s. Learn how Route 66 from Arizona to New Mexico inspired Disney's cartoon movie, "Cars."
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AvatarLonely Planetflipped into Lonely Planet VideosBest in Travel 2021: El HierroLonely PlanetThe quiet island of El Hierro is guaranteed to provide an action-packed vacation for the whole family, whether on land or in the water.
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AvatarLonely Planetflipped into Lonely Planet VideosJapan's largest fireworks festival is a blastLonely PlanetFind out why the Omagari Hanabi Fireworks Festival and Competition has been dubbed the "Olympics of Fireworks." For more detailed info on Japan, get one of our Lonely Planet Guide Books.
AvatarLonely Planetflipped into Lonely Planet VideosDiscover London's Kensington GardensLonely PlanetWith majestic monuments, amazing artwork, and a royal palace, see why Kensington Gardens is a great escape from the hustle and bustle of central London. For more detailed info on London, get one of our Lonely Planet Guide Books.
AvatarLonely Planetflipped into Lonely Planet VideosObserve women’s history in Washington D.C.Lonely PlanetImmerse yourself in women’s history in the U.S. capital by heading to these places, curated by Lonely Planet on Apple Maps.
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AvatarLonely Planetflipped into Lonely Planet VideosSaving the rhinos during Covid-19Lonely PlanetAnimal experts say poaching is as much an epidemic for rhinos as Covid-19 is for humans. Learn how some conservation organizations in Africa are working to save these majestic endangered animals.
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AvatarLonely Planetflipped into Latest storiesAvatarAvatar1 day agoGetting around Washington Stateverified_publisherLonely Planet - Brendan SainsburyCrisscrossed with an impressive web of highways and byways, Washington is a typical US state. Driving is king for those who can afford it and public transportation outside of cities is relatively meager compared to countries in Europe, Asia or South America. Many visitors elect to rent cars and …
AvatarLonely Planetflipped into Latest storiesAvatarAvatar1 day agoPortland and beyond: 8 of the best places to visit in Oregonverified_publisherLonely Planet - Margot BiggAlthough many people think of Oregon as one big forest — or equate the Pacific Northwest with Portland, its unabashedly weirdest and biggest city — this massive state offers so much more. Whether you’re a fan of outdoor adventure, or more into food and wine, you’ll find plenty to experience in …
AvatarLonely Planetflipped into Latest storiesAvatarAvatar1 day agoFirst timer’s guide to California's Santa Barbaraverified_publisherLonely Planet - Annita KateeWelcome to Santa Barbara, where the sun, sea, and mountains create a coastal paradise like no other. The Chumash people initially inhabited the town for thousands of years before Spanish explorers arrived in the 16th century. Today, Santa Barbara still reflects its Spanish colonial heritage with …
AvatarLonely Planetflipped into Latest storiesAvatarAvatar1 day agoA first-timer’s guide to Sint Maartenverified_publisherLonely Planet - Kathryn StreeterThe sun-soaked paradise of Sint Maarten is a magical oasis with sugary beaches and azure water. The 13-square mile Sint Maarten draws travelers from around the world. Some travelers arrive by cruise ship to the Philipsburg's port. A major hub in the Caribbean, the capital's port accommodates up to …
AvatarLonely Planetflipped into Latest storiesAvatarAvatar1 day agoExploring Oregon by car, train, bus or bicycleverified_publisherLonely Planet - Margot BiggOregon is a big state with a lot of scenery, from towering forests that have stood for centuries to long stretches of windswept coastline offering head-turning views at every bend. While parts of the state – particularly cities and larger towns – are pedestrian-friendly, you’ll need a good …
AvatarLonely Planetflipped into Latest storiesAvatarAvatarAug 21, 20238 of the best places to visit in Singaporeverified_publisherLonely Planet - Chris BeanlandSingapore is one of Asia’s smallest countries, but it packs a lot into a small space. Essentially a megacity with a small periphery of coast and countryside, this is an urban experience miles away from the jungle escapes on offer in neighboring Malaysia and Indonesia. Singapore's relentless march of …
AvatarLonely Planetflipped into Latest storiesAvatarAvatar2 days agoA first-timer's guide to Olympic National Park, Washingtonverified_publisherLonely Planet - Brendan SainsburyGreen is the overwhelming color on Washington's Olympic Peninsula. From dazzling emerald to muted pine, you’ll detect a hundred different shades of it in the wet, mossy confines of the Lower 48’s most north-westerly national park where 1000-year-old trees guard the finest tract of old growth …
AvatarLonely Planetflipped into Latest storiesAvatarAvatar2 days agoHelp me choose: a Las Vegas showverified_publisherLonely Planet - Jesse ScottIn Help Me Choose we ask our expert writers to help us make the best decision for our trip. In this edition we asked Las Vegas expert Jesse Scott to help us narrow down all those amazing Vegas shows. One thing is clear within your first minutes in Las Vegas – the city’s shows want your attention. …
AvatarLonely Planetflipped into Latest storiesAvatarAvatar2 days agoLocal Strolls: 10K steps on the Vegas stripverified_publisherLonely Planet - Jesse ScottDelve into Local Strolls, a series where writers reveal their favorite walks in their hometowns. Each route offers a snapshot of urban life, guiding you to lesser-known attractions and cherished local spots. Here, Jesse Scott outlines the best route for exploring Las Vegas's iconic Strip on …
AvatarLonely Planetflipped into Latest storiesAvatarAvatarAug 31, 2023Packing like a pro: The ultimate guide to what to bringverified_publisherLonely PlanetSo, you’ve narrowed your travel list down and finally booked your next trip. With all the arrangements made, your bags are figuratively packed. Now there’s only one thing standing between you and the world: actually packing. For many, it’s the most stressful part of trip preparations. But it doesn’t …
AvatarLonely Planetflipped into Latest storiesAvatarAvatarJun 2, 2021Bangkok’s best neighborhoodsverified_publisherLonely PlanetOne of the most bewitching traits of Bangkok is its variety. Stand along the Sukhumvit road and you can feel like a tiny bug among the long grass of its skyscrapers. But get to know its neighborhoods and suddenly, the best places to stay, play and eat are at your fingertips. With a great public …
AvatarLonely Planetflipped into Latest storiesAvatarAvatar2 days ago8 places to see tigers in the wild – and how to make it happen in 2024verified_publisherLonely Planet - Sarah Reid, Josh LaskinThere are as few as 3900 tigers left in the wild. Here’s where and how to spot one of them. The modern world hasn’t been kind to tigers. Three of the nine tiger subspecies became extinct within the last century, and the remaining six are endangered, some critically, thanks to ongoing threats to …