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Further is a monthly digital magazine about the things you love: culture, food, style, design, art, wellness, adventure, and the pure, unbridled joy of travel. With insight, intelligence, and a global POV, Further leads you to the best the world has to offer. Our team of prize-winning writers and photojournalists cover all seven continents — from the shores of Bahia to the markets of Mumbai, on an icebreaker in the Arctic or a canoe down the Zambezi — to deliver stories so vivid, you can practically taste them. We also recognize that the last thing today’s travelers need is…more online travel content. Think of Further as a thoughtful, grown-up refuge from the web’s chaos and clamor. A place where you can tune out the noise and tune in to what you really came for: gorgeous visuals, smart takeaways, and those unforgettable, “only here” experiences that make travel so rewarding. That, to us, feels like true luxury. We hope you feel the same, and find a like-minded companion in Further. Source

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This Story Is Bananas

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By Peter Jon Lindberg
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LOST ARTS Deep in the jungles of northern Vietnam, fashion designer Thao Vu discovered the key to her new collection — in a centuries-old technique long thought forgotten. Read the improbable story, and watch the documentary video below There’s a moment, on the eighth or ninth switchback out of Trà Lĩnh, when the paved road gives up entirely and the world reverts to green.
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Further Magazine - Editor’s Letter - April 2025

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By Peter Jon Lindberg
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EDITOR’S LETTER / APRIL 2025 Our Spring Travel Issue takes you to the Scottish Highlands, Marrakech, Vietnam, the Swiss Alps, Bangkok, Kolkata, and beyond Marrakech: Is any place on earth so beguiling? You’ll find countless new discoveries — ancient storytellers, contemporary artists, and everything in between — in this month’s Further Guide.
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The Further Guide to Marrakech

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By Gisela Williams Verified, Jen Murphy Verified, Peter Jon Lindberg
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE A crossroads since ancient times, the Moroccan city is still a place where design, art, cuisine, style, and craftsmanship converge, an intoxicating, ever-evolving alchemy of beauty and heritage. Our team of insiders pry open its doors to reveal the wonders within Tile mosaic in the courtyard of Madrasa Ben Youssef in Marrakech. Photo: Bisual Studio/Stocksy.
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An Epic Scottish Highlands Road Trip

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By Laura Dannen Redman Verified
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Stuart Mackinnon, my lovely Scottish guide from Skye Local Tours, is trying to convince me to stick my face into the frigid, whitecapped water of River Sligachan. “Hold it underwater for seven seconds, then let it dry naturally,” he tells me, “and eternal youth and beauty will be yours.” Having just watched The Substance, I’m not that desperate to clear up my grays and frown lines, but sure, Stuart, I’ll hear you out.
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The Places That Made Us

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By Fiorella Valdesolo Verified
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When David and Kavi Moltz first launched their fragrance brand D.S. & Durga, the tagline was Perfume as Armchair Travel. Seventeen years on, the original tagline is gone, but the sentiment remains. For David, a self-taught perfumer who conceptualizes and studiously constructs each fragrance, and Kavi, a trained architect who conjures all of the brand’s design, visual branding, and retail spaces, each scent is its own world, alluding to places great and small, far-flung and familiar.
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Five Classic Alps Trips for Hikers in Europe

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By Darrell Hartman
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FURTHER AFIELD Five Alpine towns where you can travel to the top of Western Europe — and back into the Golden Age of Mountaineering Hiking toward Lac Blanc in Chamonix, France, the birthplace of modern mountaineering. Photo: Cassie Floto. Many of us hike to escape into nature, but one of the beauties of the Western Alps — that storied, snowcapped range shared by Switzerland, France, and Italy — is that the region’s centuries-old mountain culture rarely feels too far away.
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5 Great Reasons to

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By Jyoti Kumari
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Because this underrated city reveals a whole other side of India For much of the 20th century, Kolkata was largely overlooked by travelers to India, who tended to focus on the Golden Triangle of Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur, the glitter of Mumbai, and the laid-back coastal vibes of Goa and Kerala. Today finds India’s seventh-largest city undergoing a renaissance.
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A Tropical Paradise That Smells Like...Chocolate?

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São Tomé and Príncipe bubbled up from the oceans millennia ago, and remained without permanent inhabitants until Portuguese colonists spotted the potential in the lush volcanic land for farming — particularly the new miracle food: cacao. King João VI first brought the cacao crop here in the 1820s.
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The World's Coolest Beach Clubs

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By Travis Levius Verified
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Ever since Brigitte Bardot and Roger Vadim uncorked Champagne in the sand at St.-Tropez’s Club 55 while shooting And God Created Woman, the beach club has come to stand for an idealized stretch of sand — typically on the Med — where everyone looks great in their bathing suits while lounging beneath matching striped umbrellas.
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Hillary Richard - Managing Editor

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Last trip? Indonesia for the first time. I started in Bali and then sailed around the islands of East Nusa Tenggara (including some stops in Komodo National Park, home of the famous dragons). The scenery under the sea was maybe even more stunning than the islands themselves. I spent an hour in the water within inches of three incredible whale sharks and went diving near some of the most colorful reefs I’ve ever seen. Next trip? I’m headed to the Amalfi Coast.
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