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25 Coolest And Quirkiest Things To Do In Yukon

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By Maria Visconti, Kate Armstrong Verified
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Located in northern Canada, the Yukon is a wedge of land surrounded by the Arctic Ocean, Alaska, the Northwest Territories and the province of British Columbia. Mention the Yukon and most people think of the Northern Lights, or Aurora Borealis, the shimmering phenomenon that lights up the sky. But there are plenty more things to do in Yukon. There are strange things done beneath the Yukon’s midnight sun, sometimes in the depths of winter’s darkness, and wonderfully sublime moments, too.
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Best Cafes on the Gold Coast for Brunch, Coffee and Coastal Cool

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By Kate Armstrong Verified
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Until a few years ago, ‘froth’ on the Gold Coast was associated with two things: foam from ocean waves during a big swell, or a milky cappuccino. The more froth on both, it seemed, the better. Who would have thought that froth would one day be associated with a growing list of Gold Coast cafes? Although tides haven’t changed and the Gold Coast’s surf is still reliably good, the Goldie’s coffee scene certainly has.
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How to plan your first trip to Mexico

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By Kate Armstrong Verified
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With cactus-strewn highlands, thick southern jungles and miles of sun-drenched beaches, Mexico is made for adventure for any first-time visitor. But, as I've discovered during my research trips for guidebooks and articles, the country is also crammed with cultural experiences, from pre-Hispanic monuments to local markets, where Mexico's Indigenous communities showcase their culture.
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