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SEE THE WORLD\n\nYou know that feeling when you come across aphoto like this one,and your fingers,as though on autopilot,clickety-clacktheir way across your keyboard toward the best airfare?Well,that was pretty much the remit for this entire issue:We asked ourselves and our network of contribs aroundthe world to look beyond garden-variety FOMO or any allegianceto a bucket list and offer up a gun-to-the-head  \nhonest answer to the question,What image found its way fromyour eyes to your heart and made the hairs onyour arms stand onend?What follows are 81 points ofinspiration—the surf break with the glacier backdrop,the 16th-century stone temples in South India you'll have(almost)all to yourself,the teak-paneled overnight train throughthe jungles of Malaysia—that really and truly made us go.  \nNatural  \nSelection's  \nHoanib  \nValley Camp.  \nFARTHERSBETTER  \nThoreau headed for the woods.Bowles fled to thedesert.TheIndigo Girls went tothe mountains.We humans disappear intowild and secluded paces when we need to reset:to lap up thelandscape,shape our thoughts,and feel the perspective-givingstab of strangeness,even menace,of a place unmoored from thefamiliar.Fortunately,there are agrowingnumber ofremoteretreats that don't requireOutward Bound-level survivalskills.  \n\"I don't think there has ever been atime when we have neededto disconnectso much from the world around us:Politicaluncertainty,24-hour connectivity,and the relentless pace oftech-nology need an antidote,\"says Dave van Smeerdijk,co-founderof Natural Selection,who knows more than most peopleaboutself-imposed exile,havingspent 2oyears building iconic campsacross the arid landscape ofNamibia.His two newest are insomepretty out-there places.Hoanib Valley Campis a ring of six  \nPhotoraph by Michael Turek  \nBray,an hour up theThames fromLondon,with twoof the U.K.'s fiverestaurants withthree Michelinstars,used to be a“book the table,then the bed”kindof a village.UntilAugust,that is,when Monkey IslandEstate opened intwo Palladian villas,with 30 guestrooms by AlexandraChampalimaudplus a floating spa—all a stroll fromHeston Blumenthal'sFat Duck.  \ntents in Namibia'ssparse Kaokoland,where desert-adapted giraffe andelephant forage overgravel hills anddry riverbeds.Seven hours westvia4X4,youhit the desolate coastline andShipwreck Lodge,10wood-and-glasscabins backed by rolling sand dunes,which offers little to do but gaze atthe crashingAtlantic.  \nFor committed isolation seekers,thechallenge ofaccess isn'ta problem一it's the point.The tented Outpostpop-up camps opening in Chile's rug-ged Maule Valley(October)and glacialPatagonia's Aysen(March)will be\"no roads,no wires,no cell phones.It'shumbling for some and hopefullyrelaxing for all,\"says Brian Pearson,thefounder ofUpscape,the camps'devel-oper.Upto 16 people stay in furnishedtents that unzip onto landscapeswhere they can ride horses,fly-fish,or hike.Over in Mongolia,Three CamelLodge's traditionalfelt yurts areservedby theonly airport in the prov-ince and have views oftheGobiDesert,where herds of horses galop  \nacross the steppe(travel with NomadicExpeditions).And the newly luxe-ifiedWolfLodge at Polar Park,in northernNorway,is allabout the view fromthe wooden chalet's picture windowsof the lupine pack that has been semi-habituatedby“wolf whisperer”andconservationist Stig Sletten,who takesguests to sit among them as they howl.Book in winter through FrontiersInternational Travel,when the lodgefireis roaring and the landscape is at its mostluminous and silent.ALEX POSTMAN  \nMORE(ALMOST)OFF-THE-GRII SPOTS  \n46 Arctic Bath Hotel The late-2018opaning in Lapland,Sweden,from the teambehind Treehotellooks like a bird'snest.47 Los Llanos Camp Bird watoh andtrack puma in this reserve near theColombian Andes with Plan South America.48 Shinta Mani Wild Come Dacemberyou can zip-line into Bill Bensley's isolatedsoutharn C","cbCaieVuhtvypwP2","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaieVuhtvypwP2","pdf",681106,"English","# People, 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