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Tajikistan's capital grew from a Monday market town into a planned Soviet capital and then, after independence, into a city of oversized monuments and marble…
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Levelled by a 1966 earthquake and rebuilt as a Soviet showpiece, Tashkent is easy to skip in favour of Samarkand and Bukhara, but its metro stations alone…
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Rwanda's hilly, meticulously kept capital has spent two decades building a reputation for order and safety, and is now leaning on that same reputation to pull…
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Kyrgyzstan's capital, laid out under Soviet planning with wide tree-lined avenues and irrigation channels running along its pavements, makes little effort to…
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Vientiane remains one of Southeast Asia's smallest and least developed capitals, its Mekong-side streets and golden stupa offering a slower, more unpolished…
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Most itineraries treat Amman as a one-night stopover before Petra and Wadi Rum, but a city built across a string of hills, with a Roman theatre and an Iron…
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La Paz, Bolivia's seat of government and one of the highest capitals in the world, has spent the last decade building Mi Teleférico, the largest urban cable…
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While Bangkok, Hanoi and Kuala Lumpur absorb the bulk of Southeast Asia's travel boom, Yangon's gilded stupas and vast stock of decaying colonial architecture…
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San Miguel de Allende, a UNESCO-listed colonial town in Mexico's central highlands built into an art colony by mid-century expatriates, has spent over a…
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Asunción, one of South America's oldest cities and Paraguay's low-rise, unhurried capital on the Paraguay River, rarely appears on regional itineraries built…
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Madeira's network of centuries-old irrigation channels, now walked as the levada trails, and its tide-fed volcanic pools give this Portuguese island a case…
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Moldova remains one of Europe's least-visited countries, but its capital's wide boulevards, wine-cellar culture and candid post-Soviet character make a…
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