After more than 3 million votes were cast by 168,000 passionate, globetrotting readers, the results for the 23 rd Annual Wanderlust Reader Travel Awards are now in. Destinations, tour operators and ...

The urge to build something taller, wider, heavier (or any other superlative) than that which has existed before is not a new one. Since antiquity, humans have been building immense structures, from ...

Palm trees, Bombay Sapphire waters, coral gardens as vibrant as stands of tropical fruit… these are the things that tempt most visitors to the Philippines, the ‘Pearl of the Orient’. But beyond these ...

Jungle-swathed mountains, bays studded with islands, jumbo-jet-sized caves. The landscapes alone make Vietnam’s Reunification Express (the informal name given to trains ploughing the north-south ...

Seventy years after the Act of Parliament that created the first National Parks, a major review published in 2019, led by author and newspaper editor Julian Glover, called for action to revive the ...

The Métis have been referred to as “Canada’s forgotten people”. Though the Métis Nation began some 400 years ago, they were not recognised as a distinct people with Indigenous status in Canada until ...

The Inner Hebrides are an archipelago, spreading out over the west coast of Scotland. A good starting point for a thorough tour of the Inner Hebridean islands is Oban, in west Scotland. Oban is a ...

Every minute of the nearly 2,000km scenic Yellowstone Loop makes you stop and stare: cloud-reflecting lakes bordered by undulating mountains, never-ending skies polka-dotted with infinite stars, ...

Yogyakarta, regarded as the heartland of Javanese culture, is where the two UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Borobudur and Prambanan have attracted intrepid visitors for decades. The Cosmological Axis ...

and Indigenous influences, will have you craving Costa Rican dishes Walking tours of San Jose’s historic Central Market are a great way to try some typical Tico food. You’ll find plenty of sodas ...

This popular country park, on the site of an old quarry, is one of the most accessible places to enjoy Cheshire’s hill country. From the visitor centre there’s a two-mile circular trail around the ...

Around 1545, so the story goes, a herder named Diego Huallpa climbed a mountain in the altiplano, an Andean plateau stretching across what is now western Bolivia, in search of a missing llama, only to ...