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Megan Eaves is a freelance journalist, editor and author. She was previously Lonely Planet's North and Central Asia editor and was editor of Visit Uzbekistan Magazine. She is now the editor of Nightscape, the magazine of DarkSky International.
Her work appears in National Geographic, BBC Travel, The Times, The Telegraph, The Independent, Lonely Planet, CNN, Metro, AFAR, Culture Trip, South China Morning Post, TimeOut, Travel Weekly and others. She has written Lonely Planet guidebooks to China, South Korea, Tibet and London and edited dozens more, as well as DK guides to China, Shanghai, Beijing and Florida, and the Insider's Guide to El Paso. She has strong regional specialisations in China, Central Asia, the former Soviet Union and the Southwest USA, and also regularly covers science, astronomy, dark skies, space, nature conservation, sustainability, the environment, the outdoors and beer.
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At this new safari camp in Kenya, the adventure doesn't end when the sun goes down. Instead, the night sky becomes the main attraction.
With the world's longest high-speed rail network and a new record-breaking bullet train, China is reshaping how travelers explore this vast nation.
In the jungle of Misiones, Argentina's northern green thumb, one Indigenous community is working to save their ancient knowledge of the night sky.
A Baltic escape is a welcome alternative to Europe's hotspots, with milder weather and good-value meals and hotels.
Staying beneath star-studded skies is unlike anything else on Earth - follow our expert guide for the ultimate experience.
The growing trend of astrotourism continues to draw new travellers to the wonders of the night sky in places where light pollution is minimal and the stars shine bright.
2023 Lowell Thomas Travel Journalism Bronze Prize
Astrotourism is one of our 2024 travel trend predictions. Here, Megan Eaves tells us how it is transforming travel - and the best places to see night skies.
Uzbekistan is a beguiling mix of cultures, landscapes and architecture. Here's our guide to what to do, where to stay and why you'll love it.
Anji in Zhejiang province, in whose bamboo groves Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon was filmed, was the small town that led Megan Eaves to fall in love with China when she taught English there in 2006, she recalls.