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Travel: Meet the hermit who lives in a sacred valley, watch Hong Kong's dazzling fire dance, and go inside a goth-filled seaside town

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Meet the hermit who lives in a sacred valley, watch Hong Kong’s vibrant fire dragon dance, and go inside the quiet town that inspired Bram Stoker’s Dracula
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Meet the Quirky Hermit Who Lives on a Sacred Cliffside
Lebanon’s Qadisha Valley has long been a refuge for those seeking solitude and safety.

Father Dario Escobar, an 83-year-old monk, has become something of a niche tourist attraction since he set up residence in a mountainside enclave 17 years ago, explains Abby Sewell.
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Watch Hong Kong’s Dazzling Fire Dragon Dance
Every fall this neighborhood comes alive with a 67-foot-long dragon.
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