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Nature lovers have an endless list of reasons to explore Florida’s wild places. Start with the hundreds of shimmering freshwater springs, lush tropical forests, a 2,000-mile coastline, and the world’s only Everglades. Add in the state’s location on migratory paths for birds and butterflies, and native species you’ll rarely, if ever, see elsewhere: the American crocodile, the Florida panther, the West Indian manatee and a colorful spectrum of native orchids and bromeliads. Eco-friendly accommodation and tour options sensitive to the native habitats continue to expand. So when in Florida, embrace the wild: get outdoors. </div>
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<b>SOUTHEAST</b><br />The Everglades, the watery heart of South Florida, covers more than 734 square miles of sawgrass prairies, mangrove swamps and tropical hammocks. Experience this wilderness via its trails, roads and guided tours offered in Everglades National Park, which include the popular Shark Valley Tram Tours. Paddle through the wilds of West Palm Beach on a guided trip at Grassy Waters Preserve, featuring 23 square miles of Everglades habitat, or slosh through a designated urban wilderness with<br />wet prairies and islands of tropical trees on the self-guided Apoxee Wilderness Trail. Watch for the eerie red gleam of alligators’ eyes in the dark of night from your airboat on a Gator Nights Tour at Sawgrass Recreation Park.</div>
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<br />At the Loggerhead Marinelife Center of Juno Beach, join a guided walk to watch sea turtles nesting. Thousands of sea turtles nest on Florida’s shores every summer, particularly on the Atlantic Coast. Those Atlantic coastal breezes come in handy for wind generation, now that wind turbines power the lights at Hilton Fort Lauderdale Beach Resort, a first for the Hilton chain. Sustainability Property Tours are offered to guests. </div>
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EMBRACE THE WILD

Nature lovers have an endless list of reasons to explore Florida’s wild places. Start with the hundreds of shimmering freshwater spring...

SURPRISING LITTLE DELIGHTS

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Whether it’s an off-the-beaten-path attraction or a breakfast spot frequented only by locals, Florida is<br />dotted with surprising little delights that yield big memories. Here are some of the state’s notto-miss experiences.</div>
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<b>SOUTHEAST</b><br />It’s called the No Name Pub, and this quirky eatery might also be the hardest to find— it lies off US Highway 1 at mile marker 30.5 bayside, down the winding road in a settlement known as No Name Key. However, its out-of-the-way location doesn’t keep people from discovering the local landmark’s world-class pizza and ramshackle decor.</div>
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<br />At mile marker 50.5 bayside, Crane Point Museum and Nature Center features the Museum of Natural History of the Florida Keys, the Marathon Wild Bird Center and the historic Adderley House. Take time to wander along interpretive nature trails and seek out endangered native foliage, unusual geologic features, exotic vegetation and ancient ocean fossils. Unexpected discoveries await you in Key West, too. Among them is the historic, neverused Civil War-era fort called West Martello Tower, overlooking the Atlantic. It’s now headquarters for the Key West Garden Club, where beautiful indigenous plants and rare palm trees bloom against the weathered brick fort. From café Cubano to Peruvian ceviche and authentic Italian gelato, Miami Culinary Tours are about tasting delicious and authentic cuisine around this city’s historic neighborhoods. Tasting tours include the South Beach Food Tour, Little Havana Food Tour and Wynwood Food Tour. Water taxi tickets let you hop on and off all day along Fort Lauderdale’s world-famous waterways, for which the city is nicknamed “The<br />Venice of America.”</div>
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Whether it’s an off-the-beaten-path attraction or a breakfast spot frequented only by locals, Florida is dotted with surprising little de...

WIN A ROMANTIC ESCAPE FOR TWO TO LANGKAWI, MALAYSIA

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THE archipelago of Langkawi is the ultimate tropical paradise. Pristine beaches vie with rainforests for your attention, friendly locals and fantastic local food greet you at every turn, and there’s endless romance to be found in its blue waters and verdant hills.<br /> </div>
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See all of Pulau Langkawi’s splendour from above in a ride on the Langkawi Cable Car that takes you 700m above sea level. For even better views, drive the long, winding road up Gurung Raya; the spectacular 360° panorama will take your breath away. Get close to the local marine life at Underwater World Langkawi – marvel at the rays and sharks that swim above you in the 180° viewing tunnel, giggle at the antics of the rockhopper penguins and get some cuddle time in with the Southern fur seals.</div>
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<br />Langkawi’s duty-free shopping is every shopaholic’s dream. Buy local handicrafts at Kompleks Kraf Langkawi, shop for exquisite batik at the funky Atma Alam Batik Art Village, or combine some sea views with great shopping at the Telaga Harbour Park. Turn up the romance with an R&R date at one of Pualu Langkawi’s many outstanding spas; get a couples treatment – it’s twice the fun. Or rediscover your honeymoon on one of the archipelago’s many private islands, with nothing but the waves and the sun for company.</div>
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<br />Malaysia Airlines and The Westin Langkawi Resort & Spa are offering one lucky Lonely Planet Magazine India reader and a guest an opportunity to win a four-day/three-night romantic rendezvous in Langkawi. The prize includes return airfare for two to Langkawi on Malaysia Airlines and transfers to and from the airport. Malaysia Airlines (malaysiaairlines.com) is the national carrier of Malaysia and one of Asia’s largest, serving 50,000 guests on 360 flights to over 60 destinations daily.<br />The distinctive Malaysia Airlines brand is an extension of the special culture of warmth and friendliness unique to Malaysians. This inimitable Malaysian sense of graciousness is branded as “Malaysian Hospitality” and symbolised by the acronym MH, which is also the airline’s flight code.<br />Malaysia Airlines operates 66 weekly non-stop flights from six Indian cities including New Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Chennai and Kochi from its home base, Kuala Lumpur International Airport, and offers great connectivity across the globe; including oneworld® hubs.<br /> </div>
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Malaysia Airlines became a part of oneworld® in 2013, which brings together 13 of the world’s biggest and best names in the airline industry and 30 affiliate airlines serving more than 10,000 daily departures. Through this global alliance, Malaysia Airlines offers the best connectivity with seamless journeys to almost 900 destinations across 150 countries and access to over 550 airport lounges worldwide. Set in an idyllic natural retreat on the island, adorned with an exclusive beach front location up to 500 metres, The Westin Langkawi Resort & Spa is strategically located just 20 minutes from the Langkawi International Airport by car and within 1km of the Jetty Point.<br /> </div>
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Nestled among 104 acres of lush tropical gardens, The Westin Langkawi Resort & Spa features 202 spacious rooms and suites, providing you with the most renewing stay. This resort houses the first Heavenly Spa by Westin in Southeast Asia, and the only one in Malaysia – a perfect sanctuary for pampering and rejuvenation. For those of you who are adventurous, challenge yourselves with exciting non-motorised watersports such as kayaking, canoeing or sailing in a catamaran. Or, spend a sublime evening with a romantic sunset dinner or cocktail cruise that promises you a memorable experience.</div>

WIN A ROMANTIC ESCAPE FOR TWO TO LANGKAWI, MALAYSIA

THE archipelago of Langkawi is the ultimate tropical paradise. Pristine beaches vie with rainforests for your attention, friendly locals ...

This Divided Island: Stories from the Sri Lankan war Poignant narratives from the island country’s battle-worn landscape

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Samanth Subramanian’s This Divided Island tells the story of Sri Lanka’s violent civil war and its impact on a people that lost its lives and homes, and its future. Filled with deeply personal war stories, the book will have you reading with fists clenched. Whilethe emerald isle looks like a delicate teardrop on the map to most people, in Subramanian’s telling, it becomes a live grenade, with Jaffna as its pin.<br /> </div>
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In the wake of decades of the bloody civil war that ripped the country apart, Subramanian travels across the island nation, meeting the perpetrators, instigators and victims in search of answers. And it’s evident that the dust is still settling. The atmosphere in Sri Lanka is still tense; it’s a country still very much at odds with itself. Beyond the poignant narratives though, Subramanian’s stories are a window to this oft-ignored country and its complex people, all examined with a keen eye for detail. And the narrative isn’t always sordid. The author deftly transforms the narrative from a political dialogue on a touchy topic to a colourful, brilliant travelogue.</div>
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Sri Lanka’s government has always kept international reportage on the northern part of the country<br />to a minimum, and a new ruling has closed this part to the world again. one way of getting a glimpse into this war-torn region that’s slowly picking up the pieces.</div>

This Divided Island: Stories from the Sri Lankan war Poignant narratives from the island country’s battle-worn landscape

Samanth Subramanian’s This Divided Island tells the story of Sri Lanka’s violent civil war and its impact on a people that lost its lives...

Vasota Fort, Satara, Maharashtra

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<b>A JUNGLE TREK</b><br />A boat ride, an escape into the woods, and a picnic in a secluded fort: there arefew better ways to explore the Western Ghats. On a remote outpost of Koyna Wildlife Sanctuary within the Sahyadri Tiger Reserve, stands the ancient Vasota Fort that once belonged to Shivaji. Its weathered walls beckon to nature lovers and history buffs who are game for a scenic river-crossing and a challenging trek (organised by Tapola Boat Club: 00-91-9421583469; ` 4,500 for boat transport with six people, guide fee & misc: upto ` 450, forest permit: ` 30/ person; Oct – Apr, closed for 15 days every year during the tiger census).</div>
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<br />Cocooned by steep hills, this intriguing battle fort is only accessible by water. Beginning at the riverside village of Tapola, you embark on a leisurely cruise down Koyna River’s backwaters. From morning to dusk Shivsagar Lake, a huge reservoir, teems with watersports enthusiasts of all ages (Tapola Boat Club: 00-91-9421583469; 8.30am – 6.30pm; activities from ` 100; located at the end<br />of Mahabaleshwar-Tapola Rd by the lake). Speedboats zoom around you for a short distance and then fall back, leaving you peacefully adrift in the shadow of the fort.</div>
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<br />Dense green forest on the hills all around conceals rich flora and fauna that reveals itself by and by. Large animals, like sloth bears, bison, boars, hyenas, and tigers, are known to roam here. Your boat is moored at Vasota Fort’s base, from where a trekking route (around three-kilometre long) winds upwards in the shade of thick shrubs and impossibly tall trees like palaquium ellipticum. The constant chirping and trilling of birds and insects is a cheerful soundtrack to your adventure. Endemic butterflies like the Tamil lacewing flutter across your path as you ford spring-fed streams inhabited by bronze frogs that bask boldly on the smooth stones. </div>
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You’ll be tempted to drink straight from the cool, clean, running water – but don’t ditch your water bottle just yet. Vasota is a worthy test for the fit trekker. The trail is broad but steep, and lets you  work up a good sweat before.</div>

Vasota Fort, Satara, Maharashtra

A JUNGLE TREK A boat ride, an escape into the woods, and a picnic in a secluded fort: there arefew better ways to explore the Western Gha...

Mayapott, Thekkady, Kerala

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<b>THE HILLS ARE ALIVE</b><br />The romance starts long before you reach Mayapott: somewhere around the time you forgot all about that motion sickness, switch off the air-conditioning in the car and roll down the windows to breathe<br />in the crisp, fresh air. It quietly engulfs you as you start to focus on the breathtaking beauty of the setting – expansive green hills covered in mist standing proud against blue skies and dotted with waterfalls that shimmer in the sun.<br /> </div>
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It is somewhere in the middle of all this splendour that you arrive at Mayapott, a boutique plantation villa. Surrounded by 140 acres of cardamom plantation, this charming property is built around the area’s natural rock formations. Bisecting it is a pretty little waterfall and brook, which runs the length<br />of the property. The place is interestingly designed, with the intention of bringing a bit of the outdoors into your stay. </div>
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The three pleasantly-decorated rooms, which feature cut-stone walls and slanted tiled roofs, have just a touch of rustic charm and look out onto the meandering stream. Amazingly, it’s the loos that literally bring the outside world in. Partially open-air, some with a tree growing within and others with rock formations jutting in, a delightful aspect of the bathrooms is the smooth river pebbles that make up the floor. The villa suite, which has the most intimate setting of the lot, is located at a small distance from the main buildings. </div>
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Accessed via a private wooden walkway, the villa suite turns into your own little haven. A pretty little bridge connects the rooms with the other side of the property – it’s the perfect place for relaxing and sipping a cuppa with your partner and listening to the water flowing below. And while you’ll be quite content with lazing around, a leisurely amble around the plantation is quite interesting as well, especially if Bibin Sasi, the manager, joins you (free). Having grown up in this region, he’s full of fun tidbits about the plantation and the flora and fauna of the area – he’ll pick the hottest pepper and the sweetest mangosteens for you to taste;</div>

Mayapott, Thekkady, Kerala

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The Ramgarh Bungalows, Ramgarh, Uttarakhand

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<b>A WINTER WONDERLAND</b><br />Staying in a dak bungalow is a bit like being part of a Kipling story. Built in the architectural style of the colonial era, these dark, sturdy cottages once used on postal (or dak) routes are a legacy of the British Raj and often featured in ghost stories and tales of man-eating tigers. The tigers have vanished and the ghosts have beaten a hasty retreat, but thanks to The Ramgarh Bungalows by Neemrana Hotels, the haunting romanticism, unique to these heritage structures, still remains.</div>
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Ramgarh, the lesser-known and infinitely more charming cousin of the touristy Nainital (35km), appeared suddenly on the tourist map. Known as the ‘fruit bowl’ of Kumaon, with orchards bursting with apricots, plums and peaches, Ramgarh has all the rustic charms of a Himalayan hideaway with<br />none of the traffic. And winter, especially, is a special time here. This is when the tourists disappear, the views get sharper in the crisp air and the food tastes better. Ramgarh transforms into a winter wonderland with snow weighing down the boughs of pine trees. </div>
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Neemrana Hotels breathed life into four heritage structures in Ramgarh: the all-white Old Bungalow dotted with pretty flowers like purple velvet salvias from the British era, and the honey stone Writers’ Bungalow, believed to be where Rabindranath Tagore wrote a section of Gitanjali. Even if it doesn't inspire you to write an epic, the Writers’ Bungalow will easily win your vote for the most enchanting cottage ever built. Used as a rest stop by the officers of the Raj, hese two properties, with their stunning architectural detail and location, were prime properties, and, so only English officers were cleared for overnight stay. </div>
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The Indian officers were put up in another, not-so-prestigious property – Ashok Vatika. Today, Ashok Vatika and the adjoining Cliff House have shaken off their inferiority complex and stand out as beautifully-restored cottages with period furniture. The interiors of Cliff House have a distinctly vintage European charm with the all-white distressed look. When you aren’t spending time<br />gawking at the architecture, head out .</div>
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The Ramgarh Bungalows, Ramgarh, Uttarakhand

A WINTER WONDERLAND Staying in a dak bungalow is a bit like being part of a Kipling story. Built in the architectural style of the colo...