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Ancient bazaars, turquoise lakes, and a legendary hospitality that shatters every preconception.

The Darvaza crater, white marble Ashgabat, and the dazzling splendour of Samarkand.

Nomadic yurt stays, soaring Tian Shan peaks, and pristine alpine lakes.

Sing-sing festivals, tribal face paint, feathered headdresses — extraordinary living culture.

Ancient Mesopotamia, the ziggurat of Ur, and streets that bristle with living history.

Lush green mountains, ancient citadels, and some of the world's most welcoming people.

Dragon blood trees, white sand dunes, and alien landscapes on the most remote Indian Ocean island.

Floating markets by riverboat, then Tiger's Nest monastery clinging to a Himalayan cliff.

Art deco Asmara, ancient Aksumite ruins, and Red Sea diving — East Africa's most off-radar destination.

Ride the world's longest iron ore train through the Sahara and get lost in an extraordinary desert.

The Galápagos of the Indian Ocean — dragon blood trees and landscapes like nowhere else.

Perfect winter conditions for the iron ore train and desert camps under a sky full of stars.

The iron ore train, the Sahara at its most peaceful, and desert camps under a sky full of stars.

Mud-brick mosques, Dogon cliff villages, and vibrant West African culture across two countries.

Crisp desert air, the iron ore train at its most atmospheric, and the dunes at peak winter beauty.

Mundari cattle camps, the Sudd wetlands, and a window into one of humanity's oldest living cultures.

The self-declared republic that works, combined with Djibouti's volcanic Salt Lake and spectacular diving.

The ancient walled city of Sana'a, the moonscape of Wadi Hadramaut, and legendary Yemeni warmth.

Ancient Mesopotamia, the ziggurat of Ur, and streets that bristle with living history.

Lush green mountains, ancient citadels, bazaars full of colour — and some of the world's most welcoming people.

Ancient bazaars, turquoise lakes, and a legendary hospitality that shatters every preconception.

Voodoo ceremonies, colourful fishing villages, and the rhythms of West African life across three countries.

Ancient Mesopotamia, the ziggurat of Ur, and streets that bristle with living history.

Lush green mountains, ancient citadels, bazaars full of colour — and some of the world's most welcoming people.

Sing-sing festivals, tribal face paint, feathered headdresses — extraordinary living culture.