Travel + Leisure (April 2023)

Features: *Experience onsen culture and a sleek new bullet in Kyushu, Japan; learn photography tips at Kentan safari camp; get the dish on Buenos Aires’s plant-based dining scene; and more *Peaks and valleys: Long a dream destination for mountaineers, Bhutan has unveiled a cross-country trail network that’s as accessible as it is thrilling *Desert bloom: California’s wildflower-filled Cuyama Valley is flourishing thanks to a tight-knit community of hoteliers, winemakers, and artisans *On the prowl: A wilderness course in South Africa teaches safari-goers the subtle art of tracking leopards *From the ground up: In Stockholm, creative chefs are reimagining menus around the concept of zero-waste cooking *Home grown: New farm stays, general stores, and restaurants are putting a fresh spin on small-town life in Vermont’s Upper Valley *T+L honors the forward-thinking innovators whose sustainable initiatives are transforming the travel world *Space and time: For decades, artists and freewheelers have made California’s Joshua Tree region their desert hideout- but the secret is finally getting around *All creatures great and small: A bird-watching adventure in Botswana offers a unique way of seeing the African wilderness *Sand castles: Deep in Egypt’s Western Desert, an ancient oasis is home to one of the world’s most extraordinary hotels *Reader Jerry Adamo spots a snowy owl on a beach in Long Island, New York