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New bilingual photo book traces Vietnam's legendary 'Ho Chi Minh Trail at Sea'
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New bilingual photo book traces Vietnam's legendary 'Ho Chi Minh Trail at Sea'

A new 288-page Vietnamese-English photo book marks 65 years of the Ho Chi Minh Trail at Sea, charting the cove...

Fort Adams: A Historic Rhode Island Fort Where You Can Fish, Explore Tunnels and Catch a Folk Festival
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Fort Adams: A Historic Rhode Island Fort Where You Can Fish, Explore Tunnels and Catch a Folk Festival

Rhode Island's Fort Adams State Park offers underground listening tunnels, pier fishing, sailing and the Newpo...

Hawaiʻi's Kingdom: Why the Royal Legacy Is Everywhere You Look
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Hawaiʻi's Kingdom: Why the Royal Legacy Is Everywhere You Look

From ʻIolani Palace to Kamehameha Schools, Hawaiʻi's royal legacy still shapes the islands. What travellers sh...

Rising tides forced archaeologists to move a 19th-century lighthouse keeper's grave on the Great Barrier Reef
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Rising tides forced archaeologists to move a 19th-century lighthouse keeper's grave on the Great Barrier Reef

Erosion on Low Island, QLD forced archaeologists to exhume Jane Ann Owen, wife of the lighthouse's first keepe...

Munich's 19th-Century Banking Scandal: The Actress Who Ran a Ponzi Scheme Before Ponzi
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Munich's 19th-Century Banking Scandal: The Actress Who Ran a Ponzi Scheme Before Ponzi

How failed Munich actress Adele Spitzeder ran one of history's first Ponzi schemes, promising 10% a month and...

Monumental 2,000-Year-Old Pilgrim Baths Unearthed Beside Jerusalem's Temple Mount
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Monumental 2,000-Year-Old Pilgrim Baths Unearthed Beside Jerusalem's Temple Mount

Archaeologists found a monumental 2,000-year-old ritual bath complex near Jerusalem's Temple Mount, used by Se...

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New film on heroine Võ Thị Sáu puts Côn Đảo and Bà Rịa history back in the spotlight

New Vietnamese film Đất Đỏ about heroine Võ Thị Sáu is set for 2027 — and it puts Côn Đảo prison island and Bà...

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Yudu River: where 86,000 soldiers crossed to begin the Long March

How 86,000 Red Army soldiers crossed the Yudu River in October 1934, starting the Long March — and why travell...

A lost attic archive reveals Kathmandu as it looked in the 1880s
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A lost attic archive reveals Kathmandu as it looked in the 1880s

Glass negatives found in a Canadian attic capture ordinary life in 1880s Kathmandu — farmers, markets and stre...

Suchitoto: El Salvador's Cobblestone Town of Flowers, Birds and Civil War Memory
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Suchitoto: El Salvador's Cobblestone Town of Flowers, Birds and Civil War Memory

Suchitoto, El Salvador: cobblestone streets, indigo workshops, Lake Suchitlán boat trips and civil war tours —...

The Trisuli's bloody past: a new book unearths the war that shaped Nepal's adventure corridor
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The Trisuli's bloody past: a new book unearths the war that shaped Nepal's adventure corridor

A new Heidelberg book reveals the bloody 1791-92 Gorkha-China war fought along Nepal's Trisuli corridor — hist...

World Cravat Day: Croatia celebrates the necktie it gave the world
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World Cravat Day: Croatia celebrates the necktie it gave the world

Croatia marks World Cravat Day on 18 October with parades in Zagreb, celebrating the 17th-century Croatian sol...

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