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E D I TOR S’ PI C K S Tried & tested WHAT WE’VE BEEN ENJOYING IN THE WORLD OF EXPERIENTIAL TRAVEL FOR NATURAL DRAMA. . .
Nature fl exes its muscles and casts an almighty spell over Whitehorse, the capital of Canada’s Yukon territory, in winter, when the mercury plunges well below freezing and spruce trees buckle beneath the weight of snow. Yet this harsh, monotonous season is most beloved by locals for its quietude and the spectacular Northern Lights, which snake across the sky in vivid ribbons of green and shimmering violet.
epic-north.comEditor, Sacha Scoging
FOR A SLICE OF CULTURE…
Palazzo Citterio, Milan’s latest modern art museum, opened last December after 50 years of restoration. The collection — featuring a variety of 20th-century Italian art like Modigliani — was well worth the wait.
palazzocitterio.org Commissioning editor, Angela Locatelli
FOR WONDERFUL WILDLIFE…
It was incredible tracking rhinos in Damaraland, Namibia. When the region’s 13-year drought broke, the desert burst into life — grasses and wildfl owers carpeted the sands, epic storms raged and the world’s largest population of desert-adapted black rhinos grazed in a landscape reborn.
yellowzebrasafaris.com Deputy editor, Amanda Canning
For fi ne dining with a twist… FOR FESTIVE FUN…
From the vibrant light art displays illuminating the Swiss National Museum to the cheerful singing Christmas tree at Werdmühleplatz, Switzerland’s largest city, Zurich, truly sparkles at Christmas. myswitzerland. com Project editor, Emma Monk
FOR SERIOUS THRILLS… Every summer, the USA’s only vintage street race takes place in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, involving everything from grumbling vintage Fords to contemporary Porsches. After the races, I sat alongside a pro driver for a spin in a Lotus, which certainly elevated my heart rate.
pvgp.org Assistant project editor, Kira Richards
FOR A HINT OF SPICE… Zanzibar has a long history of spice trade, and there’s no better way to learn about it than on a farm tour. I got to see vanilla ripening on the vine and dig for cinnamon root with growers at community-run Tangawizi. @tangawizispicefarm Executive editor, Lorna Parkes
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC TRAVELLER – EXPERIENCES COLLECTION 7 7
Imagine a Michelin-starred fever dream and you’re halfway to understanding Punk Royale. Hidden behind an unassuming black door in Soho, this dining experience is pure, joyous anarchy. Think gas masks, caviar bumps and truffle-topped blinis. But between the chaos and the cocktails, there was some seriously accomplished cooking — every plate was balanced, bold and full of flavour. Fine dining never felt this unhinged, or this much fun.
punkroyale.co.uk Editor, Charlotte Wigram-Evans
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