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As an alternative to being eaten, the people of Harar decided to feed local hyenas. We traveled to the part of Africa where humans and predators live in harmony!
Imagine Bali without noise and traffic, where you count deer before falling asleep. No need for fantasizing! Discover Bali’s wild west!
While we were all in lockdown, this Canadian was on a journey of a lifetime. Bert terHart (62) reveals how he sailed across the world alone!
In 1956, a first-ever zoo-born rhino came to the world in Basel Zoo. Just two decades before, they were exhibiting humans! Has our ethics evolved?
Sailing the seas always implies entering someone else’s territory. In Tenerife, the Atlantic belongs to pilot whales, bottlenose dolphins and other marine mammals!
Overshadowed by the neighboring island of Bali, Lombok is home to a 5-star hotel that celebrates the romantic heritage of Indonesia!
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Struggling with defending your personal space on flights? Discover practical strategies for navigating seating challenges, particularly when sharing a row with larger seatmates!
Bathhouse lovers can enjoy hundreds of jjimjilbangs in Seoul. These are our 5 suggestions for a memorable spa adventure in the Korean capital!
There is one sure-fire way of not exceeding the baggage weight limit: minimizing your clothes. For naturist holidays in warm Greece, hand luggage will be enough!
Pipeaway Newsletter #163: From the crucifixion in the Philippines to Thaipusam piercing rituals in Malaysia, why do we express devotion through conquering pain?
Pipeaway Newsletter #162: Did you already ghiblify yourself? What is our responsibility when we use AI for entertainment at the expense of real authors?
Pipeaway Newsletter #161: From charming Airbnbs via luxury hotels to hostel dormitories, I’ve seen it all. Bizarre included.
Pipeaway Newsletter #160: From late flights to late nights, time has a price. Wanna earn 600 euros?
Pipeaway Newsletter #158: In our new series “Been There, Done That”, we explore landmarks people queue for selfies. First stop: a famous street art piece in George Town.
