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Hamilton, Ontario

Destination of the month

Long known for its steel works, "The Hammer" has shed its Rust Belt image in favour of cultural attractions, specialty shopping, and natural beauty, with more than 100 waterfalls tumbling over the Niagara Escarpment inside the city limits.

Karakol

Off the Beaten Path

At the foot of the Tian Shan Mountains in Kyrgyzstan is the unexpected setting where you'll find this relic of Imperial Russia — onion-domed churches, brightly-painted wooden houses and all.

Rail travel in the Netherlands

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The Dutch network sets the standard for the future of rail travel, with (among other innovations) a completely paperless ticketing system — and it's an efficient and user-friendly choice for getting around the country.

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• Bogor Botanical Gardens (pictured) were founded in 1811 as a private garden of Sir Stamford Raffles, later Singapore's founder.
• Now a city of over 700,000 inhabitants and a popular Caribbean tourist destination, Cancún didn't exist before the 1970s.
• The island of Själö near Nagu Kyrkbacken, once housed a leper colony, then a mental hospital, now a research institute and welcomes visitors.

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