Lost in Place
Andrew T NelsonRethinking where we go—by National Geographic travel writer Andrew Nelson, author of the book Here Not There.
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Tender is the Night (Light)
La Mamounia. Winston Churchill called it "the most lovely spot in the whole world." During his stays in Marrakech, the British prime minister painted the hotel's lush gardens and distant Atlas Mountains. Photo: Andrew Nelson
I’m a failed c...
New Orleans: Sex, Death & Absinthe
La Boulevardière Sue Strachan at Preservation Hall. Photo: Chris Granger
Of all the cities I love, New Orleans is one of the easiest to get “lost in place.” But where to do so now? I asked local writer Sue Strachan, a social historian who...
Invasion of the Pillow People
Planes go pillowy. Illustration concept: Andrew Nelson, Created by AI
At some point in the last decade airports quietly filled with passengers clutching items that belonged nowhere near a terminal.
Not garden hoes. Not oil paintings. Not...
Forever Marilyn
Marilyn Monroe, 1953. Photo: Los Angeles Times, courtesy UCLA Library Digital Collections. Licensed under CC BY 4.0.
They arrive early, especially in summer when the arid Coachella Valley heat can sear the nasal passages and redden the ski...
Travel's Fame Game
Everyone knows the Taj Mahal.
Not what you thought. This is Bibi Ka Maqbara. Photo by: By Itsmyworld, Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)
The above photo isn’t it.
That’s Bibi Ka Maqbara. In English: “Tomb of the Lady.” It’s another Mughal...
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Andrew Nelson is a National Geographic travel writer and author of Here Not There. His work explores overlooked places and the people who shape them. He also teaches classes on narrative and placemaking.
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