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And exploring Angola’s tropical beaches, waterfalls and national parks has never been easier. All of these places are our Travel desk’s “52 Places to Go in 2025” this year. Read the list ...

Its list of “52 Places to Go in 2025” also includes Assam, India, for tea gardens and pyramids, and Angola, for beaches and sacred waterfalls. In Koh Samui, Thailand, fans of the show “White ...

and Angola, which The New York Times lauds for its “undiscovered tropical beaches, sacred waterfalls… and national parks”. West Africa is also on the agenda, largely spurred by the opening ...

Go month, when publications around the globe reveal their travel recommendations for the year ahead. Given it’s my job to keep abreast of travel trends I’ve selflessly read through all the 2025 ...

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Population: 1,682 Beaches aren't exactly what New York state is known for, but Angola on the Lake will ... impressive waterfalls, good dining, microbreweries and, of course, access to a Great ...

Located on the border between Namibia and Angola, are some of the largest and most impressive waterfalls in the country. Epupa Falls is where the Kunene River drops over a series of rocky cascades ...

The beautiful garden also has impressive stone bridges, lovely walkways, and a 60-ft (18 m) waterfall. Visitors come to the garden ... African wild dogs, Angola colobus, and African cichlids through ...

Excess water levels at Horseshoe Reservoir in January created a rare waterfall northeast of the Phoenix area. On Dec. 30, Salt River Project began a controlled release of water from Horseshoe Dam ...

Several deaths at waterfalls and dams in Queensland this summer have led to renewed calls for more education and safety upgrades at inland waterways. Traditional owners in Far North Queensland ...