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Thursday, May 16, 2013

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Explorer

Hunting Pesky Pigs in Paradise

Negotiating a tangle of trees on the hunt for wild pigs in Oahu.
Cory Lum for The New York Times

Negotiating a tangle of trees on the hunt for wild pigs in Oahu.

It started as a quest to restore a tiny bit of ecological balance in Hawaii. It didn’t turn out that way.

Havasu Creek, near Supai, Ariz.
Austin-Lehman Adventures

Havasu Creek, near Supai, Ariz.

The Getaway

Seeking Solitude (With a Guide)

From an Arizona town where supplies are delivered by “pony express” to the quiet island of Lanai, Hawaii, outfitters can help you get far away.

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Ken Burns.
Cable Risdon

Ken Burns.

Q&A;

How Ken Burns Explores New England

The documentary filmmaker lists historical sites that transport him and his favorite road to drive in the region.

Frugal Traveler Blog

Finding Frugal Toulouse, Despite Two Holidays

Musée des Augustins in Toulouse, France.
Seth Kugel

Musée des Augustins in Toulouse, France.

What do you do when your visit to a French city falls on two holidays? Be flexible.

Cultured Traveler

An Indiana Town Where Big Names Built

If you’ve never heard of Columbus, Ind., perhaps the architects who designed buildings there will sound far more familiar.

36 Hours in Las Vegas

Yoga among dolphins? A museum of neon? Of course! This is Las Vegas, where a weekend can include almost anything.

Jason Florio for The New York Times

After years away, rejoining a traditional Swedish celebration that includes a maypole, singing and dancing, dill-filled dishes and plenty of aquavit.

Kata Talas, chef at Mak Bistro in Budapest.
Akos Stiller for The New York Times

Kata Talas, chef at Mak Bistro in Budapest.

Choice Tables

Tasting ‘Modern Hungarian’ in Budapest

Chefs are energizing the culinary scene in the capital by transforming Hungarian ingredients and serving up vibrant new flavors.

Heads Up

A ‘New Louvre’ North of Paris

Just months after opening in a former mining town, the Louvre-Lens has drawn more than 400,000 visitors.

Personal Journeys

In Angola, a Dollar and a Meal

Raymond Verdaguer

Hungry and stuck for the night in southwestern Angola, the author faces a stark choice: “Which one?”

The 46 Places to Go in 2013

From art in Rio to wine in China to food in Washington, D.C., here are dozens of reasons to escape and explore this year.

Photos
A Long, Lively Swedish Party

Welcome to Midsummer, where the fun includes everything from flowers to a feast.

Surfacing
A Creative Buzz Charges a Montreal Neighborhood

Trend-obsessed Montrealers are now strolling Saint-Henri’s once-sleepy sidewalks.

Learning Las Vegas

You can study subjects like neon and the mob, or stick to more visceral pleasures.

An Unlikely Architecture Hub

In Columbus, Ind., the buildings are a star attraction.

Your Pictures and Stories
Why We Travel: Photos From Times Readers

See the story behind the “surreal spot” where this photo was taken, along with other reader pictures.

The 46 Places to Go in 2013

Have you traveled this year to any of the destinations on our list? Send us your photos and see dozens of reader images.

Stories From Your Strolls

We asked you to send us photos of your favorite walks in Europe. Here are some highlights.

What I Brought Home

From baskets to bricks, shoes to sand, see photos of your souvenirs and the stories behind them.

2012 in Review
The Colors of Travel 2012

Explore the places we visited last year, from Maine to Russia, through the colors they revealed.