Morteratsch Glacier - Where the Ice Writes Its Own History and the Climb to Bovalhütte, Bernina Range in Switzerland
The Morteratsch Glacier tongue seen from the moraine trail, Piz Bernina rising behind Morteratsch, Switzerland Note: Tucked into the Bernina massif of the Engadin, Val Morteratsch is home to the longest glacier in the Alps' eastern range — a river of ice flowing down from Piz Bernina and Piz Palü, retreating a little further every single year, and one of the most closely studied glaciers on Earth. There's a particular quality of silence in the Val Morteratsch — the kind that
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Lugano, Switzerland — Palm Trees, Piazzas, and the Turquoise Water
Lugano sits in a bowl of mountains at the northern tip of Lake Lugano (Lago Ceresio to locals), and the effect the first time you arrive is disorienting in the best way.
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Busan: Korea's Great City by the Sea
Perched on the southeastern tip of the peninsula, Busan greets travellers with sun-soaked beaches, dramatic coastal temples, buzzing fish markets, and a skyline that lights up nightly along the bay.
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