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Experience a Balloon Adventure to the Edge of Space

Oscar WaltersNovember 6, 202404 mins

Between Richard Branson’s Virgin Galactic, Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin, and Elon Musk’s SpaceX— not to mention the commercial space stations and hotels in the works — the 21st-century space race is in full swing. The billionaires may have a head start, but now another company is joining the excitement by planning to fly passengers to the edge of space — using a balloon.

Europe’s Oldest Wooden Sculpture: The Renowned Italian Holy Face of Lucca

Jeffrey JohnsonNovember 6, 202405 mins

A celebrated statue on display in an Italian cathedral was recently discovered to be the oldest surviving wooden relic in Europe, dating back much further than previously thought. This remarkable finding highlights the historical and cultural significance of theVolto Santo di Lucca, or Holy Face of Lucca.

Explore 4 Incredible Lava Tubes Formed by Ancient Volcanoes

AdminNovember 6, 2024011 mins

When it comes to mysterious and captivating natural wonders, few can rival caves and caverns. These dark spaces twinkle with geological oddities, unusual lifeforms, and winding passages that provoke curiosity and excitement. Some caves, however, hold an added significance, capturing moments frozen in time for thousands of years – such are the lava tubes.

Newly Discovered Monument Near Stonehenge Sheds Light on Ancient Mysteries

Michael BooneNovember 6, 202405 mins

A large Neolithic monument discovered near Stonehenge in England has cast new light on the mystery of the ancient site.

Top Reasons Tasmania is an Ecotourism Paradise

Oscar WaltersNovember 6, 2024011 mins

Tasmania’s travel reputation is written in green. Around 20% of Australia’s island state is protected as World Heritage-listed wilderness, the planet’s cleanest air blows over Tasmania, and it was home to the world’s first Green political party in 1972.

Discover Navarre Beach: Florida’s Hidden Gem for Eco-Adventures

David DavidsonNovember 6, 2024011 mins

Navarre Beach is bookended by Florida tourism centers Pensacola Beach and Panama City Beach, and receives neither the fanfare nor the crowds of either. However, what it lacks in spring break hordes and rowdy celebrations, it more than makes up for with a wealth of family-friendly outdoor eco-adventures and wildlife experiences.

New Community Temple in India: A Sustainable Water Source

Bobby SpencerNovember 6, 202404 mins

An eye-catching black limestone temple, surrounded by water, has been built inAndhra PradeshinIndia. This temple serves as a new gathering area and place of worship for the community, designed to be both beautiful and functional. It is currently open for public visits.

Explore Stunning Architectural Wonders of Uzbekistan

David DavidsonNovember 6, 202403 mins

Uzbekistan is renowned as one of Central Asia’s most culturally rich destinations, featuring ancient cities, spellbinding architecture, and a compelling history. Recently, travel photographer Christopher Wilton-Steer announced a project documenting the striking beauty of the nation’s palaces and mosques as part of his exploration of the Silk Road.

My Unforgettable Night in the World’s Most Iconic Bookstore

Lydia WilsonNovember 6, 2024016 mins

When I first read Ernest Hemingway’sA Moveable Feastin my early twenties, I was enchanted by the memoir of his time as a struggling young writer. Granting it, there aren’t many aspiring wordsmiths who wouldn’t want to be transported back to Paris in the 1920s. I found myself captivated by Hemingway’s reflections of a much-romanticized era ofles années folles(the crazy years). Consequently, after the Great War, Paris was affordable and drew expatriate writers like moths to a flame. The “City of Light” was illuminated by flickering gas-lit street lamps and brightened by the minds of the “Lost Generation” – Ernest Hemingway, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Gertrude Stein, Ezra Pound, and James Joyce.

Ultimate Guide to Paddling in Yellowstone National Park

Jeffrey JohnsonNovember 6, 2024010 mins

Yellowstone National Park is an adventurer’s playground. Whether exploring on foot, by car, or via water, the vast landscape offers thousands of miles of trails, scenic lakes, and streams to discover. While traveling by car often means navigating congested roads, particularly during bison migrations, exploring by paddle opens up a new world of adventure.

Bid from €1 to Own Your Dream Italian Home

AdminNovember 6, 202405 mins

By now, most folks have heard about the €1 home schemes of various Italian municipalities – buy an abandoned centuries-old home in a small town or village for pennies, pay to renovate it, and live out yourUnder the Tuscan Sunfantasies for a fraction of the total cost your wildest dreams could have ever thought.

Explore the Museum of Underwater Art at Australia’s Great Barrier Reef

Katelyn LongNovember 6, 202404 mins

Situated on the Great Barrier Reef, Australia, off the shore of Townsville, North Queensland, the Museum of Underwater Art has unveiled stunning images of unique and captivating installations beneath the waves. This unique marine destination is not only a significant attraction but also serves as a job generator and a hub for marine science and research.

Explore Race Conversations with the National Museum of African American History’s New Online Resource

Michael MontesNovember 6, 202404 mins

A new free-to-use web portal that helps people explore issues of race, racism, and racial identity has been created by the National Museum of African American History and Culture. CalledTalking About Race, this portal acts as a valuable resource for individuals, families, and communities.

Thailand’s National Parks: Regular Closures to Safeguard Wildlife

Stephanie CherryNovember 6, 202404 mins

During the global lockdown caused by the coronavirus pandemic, animals have begun to reclaim areas usually dominated by human activity. From the picturesque canals of Venice to entire towns in Wales, wildlife has flourished in these now-empty spaces. To promote the continued protection of its wildlife,Thailandis implementing a plan to close all of its national parks for two to three months each year.

Mastering Underwater Photography: Tips for Stunning Shots

Bobby SpencerNovember 6, 202406 mins

Snapping remarkable underwater photos while bobbing around in the open ocean can be quite challenging. You must balance holding your breath while keeping an eye out for surrounding marine life, all while waves are constantly crashing around you.

Explore Italy’s New National Parks Trail Connecting All Natural Wonders

Oscar WaltersNovember 6, 202404 mins

Italy is on its way to having its own Camino de Santiago with a new route that will connect all of the country’s national parks. The project was announced on the European Day of Parks by the Ministry for the Environment and the Italian Alpine Club.

Italy Tourism Revives: Explore Open Borders and Welcoming Museums

Katelyn LongNovember 6, 202405 mins

After three months of lockdown, travel has returned toItalyon June 3 as regional and international borders reopened, and quarantine rules were relaxed.

Discovering Archaeological Treasures: How Remote Volunteers Unearthed Sites During Lockdown

Bobby SpencerNovember 6, 202405 mins

While some people are spending their time in lockdown analyzing the latest Netflix has to offer, others are delving into more technical images and making archaeological discoveries by the dozen.

Top Mexican Destinations Ready to Welcome Summer Tourists

Dreamy Luxury Vacation Homes in California

Jon SummersNovember 6, 2024010 mins

Itching for a change of scenery – and maybe a lifestyle upgrade – after a few months of quarantine? If you’ve spent the spring in too-close quarters, dreaming of the ideal hideaway, we’ve got a bit of real-estate therapy for your inspiration board. Whether you’re looking for desert solitude or serenity by the ocean, these luxe digs would make the ultimate California vacation home – and you’d just need a few million and change to make it happen. After all, what’s an escapist fantasy without, well, the fantasy?