All Alone in the Night: Flying over your Planet
What does it look and feel like to fly over our beloved home planet, earth? ...
Bones of Turkana: Human evolution
Bones of Turkana investigates four decades of exploration around Kenya’s Lake Turkana, which have given ...
Planet Earth Live: BBC1
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Dhaka: The fastest growing megacity in the world
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Dream Lines Part III – Wingsuit proximity by Jokke Sommer
Highlights from 2011. Wingsuit flying in South Africa, China and Norway. Outside video by Halvor Angvik ...
Bear Grylls: Man vs Wild: New Zealand
Bear Grylls is an English adventurer, writer and television presenter. He is best known for ...
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All Alone in the Night: Flying over your Planet
What does it look and feel like to fly over our beloved home planet, earth? This spectacular time-lapse footage from the ISS provides a brief glimpse. When you travel by air, do you peer out the window and try to identify everything you see -- the coastlines, mountains, rivers or, if it's night, do you try ... Read More →
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People around the world are awesome…
Check of this video with a bunch of people doing amazing things on bikes, on skates, on skis, on skateboards,...
A Snowboard Journey Through the Northwest
Take a journey through the Northwest with inventor and master shredder Mike Basich and his beloved dog....
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2000+ Miles Across India: The Rickshaw Run
3,500km pan-Indian adventure in a 7 horsepower glorified lawnmower. The least sensible thing to do with...
The Inca Rally 2012: Peru to Guyana
Imagine blitzing across the Peruvian Andes, hustling through Ecuadorian deserts and Colombian plains, cruising...
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10 Most Extreme Airports
Are you reading this in the departure lounge while waiting to catch your flight? Well, check out this video...
National Geographic Amish At The Altar
In an age when online dating and reality TV abound, Amish romance looks anything but modern. Three couples...
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Madagascar: Island of Marvels
A stunning array of landscapes host the eccentric wildlife of the world's oldest island. Narrated by David...
Abu Dhabi: An Arab city for 2012
With the oil predicted to run out sometime after 2100 AD, you’d forgive Abu Dhabi for wanting to just...
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BBC Natural World 2012 Grizzlies of Alaska
A mother grizzly bear brings up her two cubs in the wilds of Alaska. She must keep them safe from prowling...
Untamed Americas: From Alaska to Patagonia
From Alaska to Patagonia. Scaling mountains from north to south. Crossing harsh dry deserts, trekking through...
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Photographer Ed Kashi: Eye Contact
Ed Kashi is a photojournalist dedicated to documenting the social and political issues that define our...
Photo of the Day: Blue Buddha, Lumbini, Nepal
A blue Buddha souvenir for sale at the birth place of Buddha in Lumbini, Nepal. Photo Chris Raven © tripsideways.com Read More →
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A visit to Auschwitz and Birkenau, Poland
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Road to Damascus: My Journey through Syria
In May 2007 I drove my Ford Escort from the UK to Syria in the Middle East at the time Bashar al-Assad was elected...
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In Search of a One-Horned Rhino
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“Up the Etna”….Road trip to Sicily
Chris Raven heads for Sicily, Italy, and attempts to drive his $200 Rover up Mt Etna, one of the most active volcanoes...
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Kindle Touch
Introducing KINDLE TOUCH. Only £109 Simple-to-use touchscreen, with audio and built-in Wi-Fi Most-advanced...
Lonely Planet Travel Guides, Phrasebooks, and maps
Discover the world’s favorite travel guides enhanced with iPhone-smartness. Start your journey by downloading...
Trip Advisor App for Quick Hotel and Restaurant Reviews
Trip Advisor app will make booking hotels, choosing restaurants and sights to visit a breeze, with millions of...
The World’s Best Mobile Travel Apps 2011
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Free Translator with Speech
Use this cool talking translator to instantly translate any text into any of 32 languages! It also pronounces the...
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Lawrence Anthony: The Last Rhinos
When Lawrence Anthony learned that the northern white rhino, living in the war-ravaged Congo, was on the...
15 Reasons to Visit Finland
You've heard about Finland, but what's really there apart from Lapland and Santa Claus to get you inpired. Here's...
A.A. Gill: The Golden Door: Letters to America
Britain's most readable columnist takes on his biggest challenge - America. Where were you when John F. Kennedy...
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An English woman's life in southern Spain; of learning a new language, building a beautiful house and garden, and...
National Geographic Guide to the National Parks of the U.S
More than 281 million people visited the national parks in 2011, a number that is predicted to grow in the next...
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