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Food from solar restaurant Qori Inti, Chile
Food & Hospitality

The desert chefs who cook with the sun

By Mark Johanson

Lomo saltado is a classic dish of Peru's Chinese-influenced chifa tradition (Credit: Inkaterra Hotels)
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Can this dish save Machu Picchu?

By Elisa Parhad
Pangea plans to build science hostels on the island to accommodate international researchers (Credit: Charalambos Andronos/Getty Images)
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The Greek island seeking new residents

By Stav Dimitropoulos
The Great Southern Reef stretches some 8,000km around Australia’s southern shores, including Tasmania’s rocky coastline (Credit: Atosan/Getty Images)
Adventure & Experience

An 8,000km underwater forest

By Sarah Reid
Amsterdam's canals have long been a big draw for tourists (Credit: Peter Adams/Getty Images)
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Amsterdam’s most unusual canal tour

By Mike MacEacheran
The new island will eventually house up to 240,000 people and help reduce over-crowding in Malé (Credit: Mr Sham'aan Shakir- Shammu)
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The nation being swallowed by the sea

By Norman Miller
Visiting sailboats and yachts anchor in the northern part of Clarence Bay (Credit: Lisa Strachan/Getty Images)
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A remote island’s 'naked hideousness'

By Diane Selkirk
Changing weather has brought avalanches to Longyearbyen in Svalbard (Credit: Werner Hoffmann)
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The world’s northernmost town

By Piet van Niekerk & Werner Hoffmann
Marker Wadden is a man-made archipelago of five islands in the Dutch province of Flevoland (Credit: Bram van de Biezen/Getty Images)
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The newest piece of land on Earth?

By Mike MacEacheran