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Best Trips for 2011, Vote for Adventurer of the Year, New Photo Galleries, and More

National Geographic Travel Newsletter
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Jan 2011
  Voting ends Jan. 15! Choose the most inspiring adventurer of 2010.


  Our digital nomad, Andrew Evans, is on an adventure in Australia. Can you guess where he is from today's cryptic clue?


  Get a glimpse of National Geographic's high school travel program in this video from last summer's Costa Rica trip.
 

  If you've got the mettle, add these 20 extreme trips to your lifetime to-do list. Not quite ready? Check out the 20 next-best adventures—and start planning.

New Zealand

India

Peru

Kenya

Japan


  "Everything in Australia is bigger," says Andrew Evans, including the Great Barrier Reef—the largest coral reef in the world.


  Defined by the mighty Cumberland River and devastated by it during last May's powerful storms, the "Athens of the South" survives to tell history-rich tales.


  It's one of the most opulent pads on the planet, synonymous with over-the-top luxury, but until now, spending the night at Louis XIV's Palace of Versailles has merely been a fantasy.



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