The Aktovsky Canyon is a granite gorge up to 50 metres deep on the Mertvovod River near the village of Aktove in Mykolaiv region. We explain how to get there, when to go and what to see in the valley of three canyons.
Seven genuine waterfalls across different continents, from the tallest Angel Falls to wild Kaieteur. Where each is, what makes it special, when to go for full water and what's wrong with it.
The bluff above the Dnipro where Shevchenko's Testament came true: the grave, the museum, 392 steps and a panorama worth timing for a clear day.
The Dnipro's largest island, where a reconstructed Sich, a Cossack museum and river cliffs sit side by side. Here is what to see in a day.
Dzhurynskyi Waterfall near the village of Nyrkiv in the Ternopil region drops 16 metres in three cascades and is considered the largest lowland waterfall in Ukraine. We explain how to get there, when to go for full flow and what to see nearby.
A riverfront of over twenty kilometres, Monastyrsky Island and Yavornytsky Avenue form the core of the city. Here is how to build a single day out of it.
A village that no longer exists: in 1981 Bakota vanished under a reservoir. Today it is a turquoise bay of the Dniester, a cave monastery and one of Podillia's strongest panoramas.
A journey down the Nile from Aswan to Luxor: ancient temples, luxurious cruises and unforgettable Egyptian scenery
Frankfurt am Main offers a rare blend of modern architecture, historic landmarks and a rich cultural life.
Briton Ben Page crossed the Canadian Arctic on a bicycle and made a documentary about it.
Five of Sydney's best cycling routes for an active day out, from a leafy central park to landmark harbour bridges.
Porto vs. Lisbon: two Portuguese cities battle it out for the title of best travel destination
The Douro River is Portugal's golden artery, lined with wineries, historic towns and breathtaking scenery.
A journey through Vietnam's diverse landscapes, from the northern rice terraces to the southern beaches
Former FARC fighters and local residents are growing rafting tourism on Colombia's Pato River as a path toward peace
