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Myths and drama permeate Iceland’s otherworldly terrain.

Familiar faces from the world of travel, plus Lonely Planet writers, share their most remarkable, poignant and memorable experiences from the road – moments that changed them as individuals and reshaped their perspective on the world.

Practiced since as long as Hawaiians can remember, hoʻoponopono is necessary on an island where space and resources are limited and the community is key to survival.

While parts of the park are still closed for repairs after the 2018 eruption, now is a great time to visit.

"No better known fossil perhaps exists than the ammonite,” wrote Sir Theodore A. Cook in his 1914 book on perfect geometry in nature. Famed for its beautiful spiral shape, the ammonite has captured the imaginations of artists, mathematicians, and storytellers for centuries.

After a long absence, the Jewish staple has returned to the Lithuanian capital.

Pages 36-37 in N by Norwegian's Dec 2018 Issue

I first spied a stork in Lithuania from the back of a bike. It was the dead of summer, a blazing hot July day cycling in the grassy countryside northwest of Vilnius.

A look at 6 Craft Bars in Vilnius

You may have heard the terms ethos, pathos and logos at some point in your life, but what do they mean, exactly?

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St. Hilda was said to have decapitated snakes and turned them into stones—years later, artisans gave the “snakes” their heads back.

Morocco’s Atlantic Coast is a treasure trove of architectural diversity and a rich, multifaceted heritage to delight any history buff.

“Kååååldolmar,” Pippi Longstocking once sighed with longing. Her sentimental yearning was for the cabbage roll, Sweden’s ultimate comfort food.