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Top Glacier National Park Hikes That Inspire Adventure

Jonathon WilliamsNovember 7, 2024018 mins

Each year nearly three million people visit Glacier National Park in Montana to enjoy some of its 740 miles of hiking trails. Most visitors keep within the trails of Going-to-the-Sun Road, but some venture further into the wild, traipsing through alpine meadows, dense woodland, and backcountry roads. Glacier offers a range of trails suitable for all ages and experience levels, starting with easy day hikes and stretching to more strenuous multi-day excursions that challenge experienced hikers.

Exploring Sacred Sites for Rama Navami: Divya Desams Guide

Stephanie CherryNovember 7, 202404 mins

Rama Navami is a vibrant spring festival that celebrates the birth of the Prince of Ayodhya from the epic Ramayana. Lord Rama is regarded as the seventh avatar of the Hindu deity Lord Vishnu, and this festival is marked across India with immense fervor. Among the fascinating cultural aspects of this celebration are the 108 temples and towns known as Divya Desams or “mystical abodes,” which are dedicated to Vishnu and his avatars. Below, we explore some of the most renowned temples dedicated to the worship of Lord Rama across India.

Top 8 US National Parks for Incredible Scuba Diving

David DavidsonNovember 7, 202406 mins

When you think of national parks, incredible landscapes often come to mind. However, many national parks also boast beautiful underwater “trails” where the flora and fauna are as spectacular as those on land.

Top One-Day Itineraries for 5 Must-Visit U.S. National Parks

Melissa SullivanNovember 7, 2024014 mins

The United States was built for driving. Together, the 48 contiguous states comprise more than 3 billion sq miles of land and 4 million miles of public roads (nearly 200,000 of which are highways), and within those miles lie 53 of the USA’s 52 national parks.

Top Day Hikes in North America’s Best National Parks

Jeffrey JohnsonNovember 7, 2024016 mins

There’s no better way to see the natural wonders of North America’s national parks than on foot. From easy rambles through Southern forests to hair-raising scrambles across narrow rock faces thousands of feet in the air, getting out of the car allows you to make memories on these one-of-a-kind day hikes.

Discovering the Lost City of Luxor: Ancient Egyptian Treasures Revealed

Jessica ProctorNovember 7, 202404 mins

An ancient pharaonic city built around 3500 years ago has been discovered near Luxor in Egypt. This significant archaeological find is associated with a palace built for the jubilee of Pharaoh Amenhotep III, who ruled approximately between 1386 and 1353 BCE.

Nirmal Purja: The Nepali Mountaineer Conquering the Himalayas

Michael MontesNovember 7, 2024015 mins

Nirmal Purja is a man of firsts. Having climbed all 14 of the world’s peaks above 8000m in one season, earlier this year his all-Nepali team reached the summit of K2 in a line, placing no climber ahead of the rest. The 37-year-old is leading the way for South Asian climbers, leaving the notion of Sherpas ‘assisting’ western climbers firmly in the past.

Ultimate Guide to Summer Picnics at Buckingham Palace

Lauren NewmanNovember 7, 202404 mins

If you’ve ever fancied checking out the garden at Buckingham Palace in England, or enjoy the prospect of having a picnic in it, you can utilize this opportunity this year.

Renowned Artists Craft Mini Masterpieces for Unique Art Gallery

Martin RuizNovember 7, 202404 mins

An exhibition featuring 80 original miniature artworks by 34 contemporary British artists will open at the Pallant House Gallery in West Sussex in June.

Explore Clervaux Castle and The Family of Man in Luxembourg

Katelyn LongNovember 7, 202405 mins

After our midday meal in Clervaux, we proceeded to explore another UNESCO World Heritage site in Luxembourg, of which there are many throughout the country. Our destination was the celebrated photography exhibition, “The Family of Man.”

Explore Queensland from Above: A Stunning Aerial Adventure

Vodka ManNovember 7, 202407 mins

When a state is larger than most countries, and vast areas are designated as World Heritage sites, it can be hard to truly appreciate its grandeur. To grasp the scale of Queensland, Australia’s stunning landscapes, you need to take to the skies. Whether you prefer a lively aerial tour that makes you feel like a superstar or a serene float over the waking terrain to start your day, there are plenty of activities that can give you a whole new appreciation for how awe-inspiring Queensland is.

Top Hiking Trails to Explore in San Diego

Jon SummersNovember 7, 202407 mins

Hiking in San Diego offers numerous options. There’s truly something for everyone here — from urban hikes to backcountry adventures, San Diego presents a year-round outdoor buffet for enthusiasts.

Ultimate Guide to Free Activities in Dubai: Explore the City of Gold on a Budget

Jeffrey JohnsonNovember 7, 202408 mins

Dubai might be known as the City of Gold, but that doesn’t mean it has to cost the earth to explore. The city offers a number of fascinating free activities, including edgy art galleries, museums in the historic Al Fahidi district, and the chance to relax on beautiful beaches.

Top Locations to Experience Van Gogh’s Art Worldwide

Jon SummersNovember 7, 202409 mins

There are few names more renowned in the world of art than Vincent Van Gogh. The Dutch post-impressionist is revered for his colourful, innovative style and romanticised for his tragic life, which ensured the painter’s popularity endures to this day.

Top Recreational Lakes in the USA

Lauren NewmanNovember 7, 202408 mins

The United States boasts numerous stunning recreational lakes that offer a wide range of activities for outdoor enthusiasts. From boating to fishing, these lakes are perfect destinations for adventure seekers. Below are the ten best lakes for recreation that you should consider visiting.

Discovering Siberia’s Hidden Pianos

Jeffrey JohnsonNovember 7, 2024020 mins

Travel writer Sophy Roberts spent two years crossing the cold, harsh wilderness of eastern Russia in search of a piano—a gloriously absurd quest detailed in her absorbing modernist masterpiece, The Lost Pianos of Siberia. Now for the big question: why?

Discover Why This US City Pays Remote Workers $10,000 to Relocate

Vodka ManNovember 7, 202404 mins

If you’ve checked out the digital nomad lifestyle online, you may imagine that young remote workers are escaping to Europe or constantly hanging out on the beach in Bali. However, US$10,000 might encourage them to settle down for a while in an unexpected location: Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Myanmar vs Burma: Which Name to Choose?

Lydia WilsonNovember 7, 202405 mins

Why does this Southeast Asian nation, which has zoomed back into international focus following a military coup on 1 February 2021, have two names? The answer is a complicated one where history, politics, and transliteration all play vital roles. It’s not uncommon for countries to change their names, as seen in the cases of Thailand, Sri Lanka, and Zimbabwe. However, what to make of Myanmar, which is also known as Burma?

Top 8 Unique NFL Traditions to Celebrate Super Bowl LV

Katelyn LongNovember 7, 202408 mins

It happens every year at the end of the Super Bowl. As the clock ticks down and it becomes obvious which team is going home a champion, the players grab a giant cooler of Gatorade and dump the sports drink over their head coach’s head. This has become one of the most iconic traditions in football.

Discover 8 Essential Sites of Black History in Philadelphia

Vodka RussiaNovember 7, 2024010 mins

The story often told about the city of Philadelphia frequently begins with the founding fathers. However, there exists a narrative of equal importance that revolves around the legacy of African Americans and their invaluable contributions to the city’s cultural fabric. As a former center of free black life in the U.S., Philadelphia boasts a wealth of Black history that remains accessible for exploration.