My Kuala Lumpur Is Better Than Yours
Moving to Malaysia inspired writer Robyn Eckhardt to launch EatingAsia, a blog that explores the city through its food.
L.A.'s Taco Trucks
Across the city, Los Angelenos fuel up at gleaming, brightly painted taco trucks for a dinner or late-night snack of tortas, quesadillas, and burritos (but mostly tacos).
Expensive Cities on the Cheap
Strategies for navigating notoriously pricey cities like Honolulu, London, New York, and Tokyo, along with unique experiences in each that won't cost you a penny.
Nominate America's Coolest Small Towns
For next year's list, our editors are asking for your help in coming up with candidates. Do you live in a friendly, vibrant town that's on the rise but has fewer than 10,000 residents? Or have you visited one? Nominate your favorite candidates here.
Slide Show: "Scared of Santa" Photos
He's jolly, old, and terrifying.
Readers' Photos: A Slide Show of Our Fave Shots
We've gotten a huge number of great photos from travelers—over 4,000 have been uploaded to date. See a slide show of our current favorites.
New York City's Holiday Windows
Our slide show of the department store windows that make midtown such an extraordinary place this time of year.
America's 10 Coolest Small Towns
These towns all have fewer than 10,000 people—but they can rival larger cities when it comes to good food, culture, and quality of life.
World's Weirdest Hotels
The digs at these hotels are every bit as strange as the dreams you'll have when you lay your head on their pillows. (Word to the wise: These hotels can be costly to visit, but our slide show is free.)
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Morocco Air/Hotel, From $1,599
A six-night escape to Tangier, a Mediterranean seaport that's home to a sultan's glorious summer palace and a notable walled fortress (a casbah).
Fiji Contest
You wowed us with over 3,000 submissions of your favorite photos, videos, and Travel Journals. Now, we'll pick the winners—we'll be announcing them in the next month.
- In the meantime, we've assembled our favorite submissions from the past weeks (and we've provided some feedback, too!). See them now.
- Don't forget to rate your favorite submissions. Rate them now.
- And remember, we're always looking for great photos, videos, and Travel Journals. So, don't forget to share your stories from your recent and past trips. Contribute now.
Nonstop Caribbean: Fly Right to the Beach
When the days grow chilly, it's time for a long weekend on the beach. Our new tool will help you find every Caribbean island you can reach nonstop from the mainland U.S. and Canada—because nothing kills the fun like a layover.
Online Trip Coach: Costa Rica
On Tuesday, January 13, Wendy Yanagihara, author of Lonely Planet Costa Rica, answers your questions on Costa Rica.
Alabama: Under Southern Skies
In Alabama, there's no shortage of respect for the past—from civil rights memorials to a timeless recipe for pulled pork.
Painting the Desert Red
Where else but in charmingly offbeat New Mexico can you find people living in "earthship" homes or a Wild West town where outlaws—and ghosts—are said to have roamed?
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