Gather ‘round, armchair tourists, and gaze upon the strangely shaped mountains of Montserrat, Catalonia with our walking guide from Left Foot Right Foot.

It can be hard to explain the impact travel has on the psyche. So when Alex Hotchin finished riding from Scotland to Cambodia, she let her illustrations do the talking.

Belgian photographer Jan De Roos went searching for the end of the world. What he found, in the rugged landscapes of Patagonia, didn’t disappoint.

You don’t have to go to New Zealand to get your Middle-earth fix: Cradle Mountain, Tasmania, is every bit as Tolkien-esque. Our pals Left Foot Right Foot hiked up there recently, and took these snaps.

And you thought Australia was getting chilly. Our pals Left Foot Right Foot recently hiked up Scotland’s Cairngorms Range, and snapped these bone-chilling, eye-catching shots. Best viewed with the heater on.

No, this isn’t a watercolour painting. It’s an honest-to-goodness photo of the Western Arthurs, in Tassie, and with this guide from Left Foot Right Foot, you could be there yourself.

Most Siberians head indoors for the winter. But for the region’s truckers, the cold weather presents a chance to drive on the newly frozen rivers. 

No, this isn’t a mirage. But China’s Crescent Lake is in danger of becoming one.

You don’t have to go to Mexico to camp among the cacti – you just have to make it to rural Victoria. The good folk at Corona recently went, and took these great shots.