National Geographic Traveler Magazine

March 2011 Features

Namibia Photo Gallery

The desert landscape of Namibia comes alive in these photos of zebras, giraffes, oryx and more.
Your Own Private Africa

A journey to Namibia's prohibited zone—closed for decades to all but diamond miners—reveals landscapes virtually untouched since 1908.
Normandy Food Photo Gallery

See the cheeses, fruits, and pastries that make this northern region of France a foodie's delight.
A Normandy Invasion

In northern France, rich fare and friendliness win over a skeptical Alan Richman.
Landscapes of My Father

Moody Vancouver Island captivated artist Max Maynard—and, decades later, his daughter.
Hong Kong Photo Gallery

See images of everyday life in old Hong Kong, from riding the tram or ferry to shopping at the Graham Street Market.
Ghosts of Hong Kong

You’ll need your sixth sense to discover what makes this frenetic metropolis one of the most hauntingly memorable places in Asia.

Real Travel: Warming Up to Frosty Climes

Tackling a lifelong aversion to cold weather, our author bravely embraces the big chill.
Unbound: The Problem with Elephants

These giant, intelligent, charismatic creatures have one disastrous design flaw.
One on One: Traveling Troubadour

Pop star Jason Mraz circles the world to perform- and gathers inspiration as he goes.
The Insider: All-Exclusive Cruises

Here come the megaships. Better hold on to your wallet.
As the World Sinks

The Maldives are disappearing into the ocean. So says President Mohamed Nasheed, who strapped on scuba gear and held a cabinet meeting underwater with 13 government officials.
Trip Lit

Don George reviews the Book of the Month: Radio Shangri-La, by Lisa Napoli.