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• Going it alone: 4 ideas for solo travel

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  Our specialists pinpoint four destinations that are ideally suited to solo travel. Drawing upon their own experiences and knowledge of these regions, they suggest things to do and where to stay if you’re looking to strike out alone.

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• Our pick: the best multi-country trips

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  Journeying between countries can be a logistical challenge, but we’ve picked a selection of trips to show you that, with the right planning, it’s all part of the adventure. Whether you meander across the Silk Route or cross remote Indochinese borders, you’ll get a mix of cultures, landscapes and experiences.

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• Top Festivals Around The World

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  Embracing Canada’s winter, marking the Buddhist new year, celebrating the return of migratory whales to South Africa’s shores… these are just some of the events venerated in festivals around the globe. We share our pick of the world’s best festivals to include in your travels.

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• The best coral reefs in the world

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  Vibrant and teeming with life, coral reefs are some of the most vital and compelling ecosystems in the world. Though they are being stressed by global warming, there are still healthy sections to be found.

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• Stopover cities: experience more with an extended stay

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  Fly to the other side of the world, or a country without a major airport, and you’re likely to need to stop along the way. Rather than simply gaze out from an airport lounge window, take a few nights to explore. Our specialists explain how a stopover to explore the hawker stalls of Hong Kong or Wadi Ghul, Oman’s own Grand Canyon, can complement your overall trip.

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• 48 hours in Kuala Lumpur

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  Delicious food, traditional Malay architecture and skyscrapers. Southeast Asia specialist Rebecca recommends how to spend 48 hours in Malaysia's capital Kuala Lumpur.

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• The Bridge on the River Kwai

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  This iconic landmark serves as a poignant reminder of the atrocities suffered here during World War II. The nearby museum highlights the plight of the POWs and Asian labourers tortured by the Japanese, whilst the beautifully maintained World War II cemetery provides a quiet sanctuary for reflection.

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• World's Most Unusual Plants and Trees

  Evolution has thrown up some odd but also some impressive looking plants and trees over time. Here's a small selection which you might consider making a detour to see during your Audley trip.

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