One Epic Pedal: How Two New College Grads Hit the Road to Patagonia
A 5,000-kilometre bike trip from northern Argentina to southern Chile to Tierra del Fuego tests two friends’ capacity to adapt and overcome
Who (Didn’t) Let the Iguanas Out? On the hunt for “wild game” on Ometepe Island
Nicaraguans have developed a taste for the world’s fastest lizard, and one traveller goes on the hunt to find out why.
Why the Cook Islands Should be on Your Adventure-Travel Bucket List
Scuba diving, hidden waterfalls, whale watching, sailing—if you're looking for a wild escape in the middle of the South Pacific, you can't do better than the picturesque Cook Islands.
Drifting Through the Cold War Haze of Lviv, Ukraine
A stunning Old-Europe city, Lviv is worth a spot on your must-see list. Not just for its seductive charm, says Ryan Murdock, but because things are happening there that need to be retold
On the Mediterranean Island of Sardinia, Whispers and Laughter Mingle with the Wind
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knew I was in trouble when I attempted to stand. Something inside me dropped like a cannonball, and I heard the strangest creaking from the connective tissues of my midriff.
“Pace yourself,” Tomoko said. But I just couldn’t. We were in the midst of a s...
Solomon & Stroud: Searching for History on the Missinaibi
What happened in 1780 on Missinaibi Lake, in the remote boreal forest of Northern Ontario, was the beginning of a corporate battle unlike any other in history. Our mission is to spend seven days paddling and scuba diving a crucial section of the Missinaibi River, including the fort where Leask and Smith fled for their lives that summer.
Taste of Asia Recipe: Red Snapper with Coconut Sauce!
Life is sweet when you cook with this “nutty” fruit
The Rat Temple of India: Here, that Basic Brown Rodent is King!
At the Karni Mata Temple in northwestern India, the basic brown rat is pampered, fed, sacred and revered
Be Still My Desert Heart: On the Search for History in the Sahara, by Ryan Murdock
In the patch of Sahara where Sudan converges with Egypt and Libya lie traces of a once vibrant distant past defined by some remarkable people and astonishing events