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Nine Weeks in Southeast Asia: A Photo EssayChristina Kay Bolton

If you had nine weeks to spend in Southeast Asia where would you go? When faced with the question these are the places we chose and a few photos from each....Read More >>

incognito

Incognito Contest: May-June 2012

This beautiful coastal town is famed for its coves and secret beaches surrounded by steep cliffs. Its turquoise water is translucent and the sand is pure white. The port is home...Read More >>

in good taste

Dublin’s PubsAlejandro Garcia

There is no better place than a pub, and no better drink than beer. Some people might disagree, but those people are wrong. Numerous experiments and studies in social science can...Read More >>

2012 May-June

Travel Writer Contest

Submit your travel articles and travel photography to inTravel Magazine™. The article (or photography set) in each issue with the most votes wins our Travel Writer Contest and $100. All authors/photographers will receive a t-shirt, tote, mousepad, or custom luggage tags if your article is chosen for publication. Anyone can vote.

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Viceroy BaliThe Viceroy in Ubud, Bali was one of the highlights of our lengthy trip throughout Southeast Asia and Indonesia. With its gracious staff, newly built bungalows, and magical location –...Read More >>

indigenous
Sumpango Festival, GuatemalaSophia EfthymiouIn the ‘Western’ developed world I think we’d all agree that memorials for our departed beloved are scarcely an annual event. When they do come about, they tend to be...Read More >>

involved
Volunteer Teacher ThailandVolunteer Teacher Thailand (or VTT) is almost single-handedly run by Ken Hyde, a British school principal who went to Thailand after the 2004 Tsunami to help rebuild houses and discovered...Read More >>

innkeeper
A “Kashmir” in DharamsalaHarsimran KaurKashmir Cottage, contrary to what the name suggests, is located not in Kashmir but at the end of a sleepy road turning left off the main thoroughfare connecting McLeod Ganj,...Read More >>

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Yachats, OregonLynne Nieman"There is not a lot to do in Yachats, Oregon, but that is what makes this seaside hamlet such a great destination." - travelguideofamerica.comPerfect, I thought. This was what...Read More >>

indescribable
Stockholm, SwedenNicholas Pitt(c)Nicholas Pitt...Read More >>

inexpensive
A Quiet Cup of Tea: Low Season in DarjeelingAdam Amir Smith The Indian Monsoon may conjure up images of intense flooding and relentless downpours, but it can also be the perfect time to visit... The small hill station of...Read More >>

interest
Potholes and a River Crossing in ColombiaMatt MillowayIt felt like a rodeo. The car bounced and my head met the top of the car. Another pothole—rather, a small crater, came into view as I cursed at my...Read More >>

inept
‘I’m Walking on Sunshine!’: A Moron’s Guide to Climbing KilimanjaroGeorgia LordFreshers fair in the first year of university is always a dangerous outing. My own visit resulted in me signing up for the RAG Kilimanjaro climb, something completely out of...Read More >>

insight
Hiking Through Cuba’s Varahicacos Ecological ReserveTracy ZhangInside my all-inclusive resort on the beautiful Caribbean island of Cuba, I lazed around on the pristine sandy beaches of Varadero for an entire weekend. On the first day, I...Read More >>

in focus
Travel Photographs: MoroccoCari HillTravel Photography by Cari Hill(c) Cari Hill...Read More >>

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