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One&Only Mandarina: An Award-Winning Stay on Mexico’s Pacific Coast

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By Skye Parrott Verified
| departures.com
Stays Recently voted the No. 1 hotel in North America by The World's 50 Best Hotels 2023, One&Only Mandarina is carved into 80 acres of pristine jungle. MEXICO’S PACIFIC COAST is nearly perfect in the winter: warm days, cool nights, no humidity. But having lived in the area for a couple of years, I would actually recommend visiting in the summer. The temperatures and humidity are oppressive, but only in this season can you experience the region’s incredible storms.
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Where to See Gorillas in Rwanda

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By Skye Parrott Verified, Hisham Bharoocha
| departures.com
I CAME TO Rwanda for the gorillas. Mountain gorillas live in just one area of the world, the Virunga Mountains, a volcano chain spanning the borders of Rwanda, Uganda, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. In Rwanda, access to the gorillas is strictly controlled. The country issues just 100 permits a day; securing one allows the holder to hike through mountainous jungle, sometimes for hours, to spend a single hour with the gentle giants. Which is to say: It’s my kind of adventure.
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Our Favorite Experiences of 2023

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By Erin Dixon Verified, Skye Parrott Verified, T. Cole Rachel Verified, Hailey Andresen, Laura Smith, Elissa Polls, Jackie Risser Verified, Alex Frank Verified, Lisa Lok, Sophie Mancini Verified, Alexandra Brodsky
| departures.com
Destinations Truly exceptional people, places, and things we experienced this year. I experienced many joys on Easter Island — from wild horses roaming my resort grounds to visiting the island’s iconic moai statues in the midst of a biblical sunrise rainstorm. But what I will never forget are the sunsets. Every night, I stepped outside my room at Nayara Hangaroa and walked a few feet to the island’s precipice, a steep volcanic cliff giving way to jagged rocks and a vast ocean expanse.
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