National Geographic Traveller (UK)

Karlina Valeiko What I found in North Norfolk entirely exceeded anything I could have hoped for. Expansive beaches, endless skies and fantastic food welcomed me to this somewhat underrated corner of East Anglia — it was pure escapism. NORTH NORFOLK

You don’t need to have visited Thailand to know its allure — the spectacular beaches, limestone rock formations, jungle-clad mountains and clamour of Bangkok. Its food, ubiquitous across the UK, needs little introduction. While visitor numbers have g

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Clothing in neutral shades can elevate your game-spotting chances by helping you blend in with the bush. These trousers have also been created with versatility in mind, with a zip-on leg to combat insect bites and many pockets in which to keep bug sp

Bhutan is a remote country and the mountains are even more remote — yak herders live much as they did centuries ago up there. The routes are very unspoiled and we don’t have any guest houses along the trails, so it offers the chance to really immerse

The year modern-day Everest was first measured by colonial surveyors, which determined ‘Peak B’ was 8,840m tall, using theodolites (surveying telescopes). The official height of the mountain, renamed Peak XV, after surveyors recalculated its measurem

The Cathédrale Sainte-Marie-Majeure appears alongside its mirror image, reflected in the glass of Mucem, a museum devoted to Mediterranean culture in Europe and North Africa. Both buildings are a short walk from Marseille’s Vieux Port (Old Port), whi