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STAR LETTER More than Manhattan We really enjoyed your ‘Only in New York’ feature (cover story, November 2023). Having visited NYC several years ago now, it was great to discover there’s more to the city than Manhattan. The articles have inspired us to get back soon, revisit our favourite spots and head to some new places. Camping on Governors Island would definitely be on our to-do list and now that we’re not drinkers, starting the day at a Daybreaker rave would be the perfect jet leg antidote. Now, to get planning! Thanks for constant travel inspiration. LAURA MYNETT
Home from home My excitement for an upcoming trip to India peaked after reading the Mumbai feature (Sleep, November 2023) and booking at one of the recommended hotels. I’ve visited Mumbai a few times, but I know choosing the perfect hotel can make all the difference. I’ve been an avid reader of National Geographic Traveller (UK) for many years, and when I first started reading the magazine, I used to miss this section completely, thinking I would just stay in the cheapest hostel. These days, it’s the first one I thumb to, making a note of any suitable hotels in potential future destinations. JONNY HOPPS
Edge is a huge cantilevered viewing deck that opened in 2020 and perches 1,100ft above Manhattan
Mountain life I loved the photo of Georgia’s Tusheti National Park (Snapshot) in the December issue of National Geographic Traveller (UK). I’ve just returned from the Autumn Horse Drive, which started there. We travelled 155 miles in six days and ended up herding 100 wild horses over the Abano Pass, located in the Greater Caucasus mountains, during a snowstorm. VIRGINIA MILLINGTON
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