Features

Brushed by bounty, swathed in sunshine, wrapped by a turquoise sea. Dominica is the Caribbean’s best-kept adventure secret!

Not far from Arequipa, Peru’s second-largest city, is the incredible Colca Canyon, where ancient villages lie on terraced slopes, and the mighty Condor is known to soar. 

In a remote region of northern Nepal, not far from the Tibetan Plateau, lies the district of Upper Mustang, once known as the Kingdom of the Lo and where Silk Road pilgrims once travelled.

Across the territory of northern Quebec is Nunavik—ancient land of the Inuit, home to national parks, tundra and rivers, and the Torngat Mountains. It’s also the place where Mary Simon calls home.

A few years into her journey of healing after a traumatic brain injury, we caught up with Jill Wheatley in the Himalayas.

In this installment of The Tea Sessions, Jeff Fuchs sits amid the planet’s highest mountains, where mornings are revered for a cup of Karma’s chai.

Mysterious but friendly, gorgeous but scarred—closed to the world for almost 50 years, Albania is basking in freedom and beckoning travellers in.

In the next installment of The Tea Sessions we meet Mr. Gao, an ancient-tree tea harvester who reminds Jeff that tea is better enjoyed than described.

In the next installment in his new series about tea and travel, Jeff writes about one of his favourite teahouses, run by one of his favourite people ever.

Stranded like never before. Fearing getting stuck in Los Angeles due to a COVID lockdown, a Vancouverite heading to New Zealand ends up in Panama by way of Costa Rica.