Explore Beautifully Preserved Traditional Homes in This Historic South Korean Village
Author and writer Frances Cha returns home to South Korea with her aunt to explore Hahoe Village, just outside Seoul.
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Ultimate Guide to Watching the Northern Lights (Video)
Longer nights and increased geomagnetic activity means a higher chance of catching the aurora borealis.
Top 7 Locations for Purchasing Vacation Homes in Canada
From scenic lakes to towering mountains to small towns, Canada has no shortage of beautiful second-home destinations.
Experience Alaska’s Denali National Park via Scenic Glass-Domed Train (Video)
For many travelers, a trip to Alaska represents a once-in-a-lifetime experience. The 49th state boasts unspoiled wilderness, abundant wildlife, majestic glaciers, and the tallest mountain in North America, Denali. Thenational parkof the same name is open throughout the year, with summer being the most popular time to visit. During this season, the park’s lone road is accessible, offering longer days and milder temperatures.
Explore Canada’s Golden Triangle: A Scenic Road Trip with Hot Springs, Waterfalls, and Hiking
This scenic drive through British Columbia is a nature lover’s dream.
St. Barts Luxury Hotel with Stunning Postcard-Quality Views
When you Google the island of St. Barts, you’re immediately drawn in by stunning images of teal water and luxury yachts, nestled among lush mountains and soothing palm trees. Although these photos are captivating, the real-life views from my window were truly unparalleled.
Discover America’s Hidden Gem: The NYC to New Orleans Train Journey
1. IntroductionAmtrak’s Crescent Route offers an unparalleled experience, allowing travelers to journey from New York City to New Orleans while enjoying a variety of cultural and scenic stops.
Discover the Vatican’s Hidden Secrets: Exclusive Dawn Tour with the Chief Key Keeper
After a bit of fumbling with the key by flashlight, I managed to open the iron gate, yet still found myself standing in pure darkness. My guide went ahead as I slowed my step, befuddled by where I was. From somewhere in the distance, he flipped the switch and I gasped. I was surrounded by the Vatican’s Gallery of Maps, an impressively ornate room with 40 large maps of Italy — some measuring up to 15 by 16 feet — dating back to 1582.
Discover the Hidden LGBTQ+ Oasis in Yukon’s Dawson City
Dawson City in Canada’s Yukon Territory is home to remarkable outdoor adventures and fantastic queer-owned businesses.
Top 9 Must-Visit European Cities This Winter
Personally, I’m more of a summer kinda guy, but the best thing to do with any season, regardless of personal preference, is always to make the most of it. This is no more true than during winter.
Discover Ancient Petroglyphs and Breathtaking Canyons at Valley of Fire State Park Near Las Vegas
Valley of Fire State Park offers the ultimate day trip from Las Vegas, featuring stunning red canyons, ancient petroglyphs, and breathtaking landscapes.
Top Small Towns in the U.S. to Explore by Train: From California Wine Country to New York’s Hudson Valley
Sure, you can use trains to travel between several major U.S. cities, but these small towns are equally worth a visit.
Neil Patrick Harris & David Burtka Share Kids’ Travel Tips from Their Galapagos Adventure
The family went zip lining through a cloud forest, ate guinea pig, and cruised around the Galapagos.
Explore Madrid’s Newest Hotel: Stunning Design and Gourmet Dining
Central Madrid—steps away from Plaza Mayor—is now home to the newest pearl in the collection of Edition Hotels; a necklace of sophisticated, party-prone properties that wraps around the planet from New York to Shanghai. Its Spanish-capital location is the best one yet, offering an unprecedented look at Marriott’s playbook as it rapidly expands Ian Schrager’s brand: to go, full-throttle, in the opposite direction of its competitors.
Essential Guide to an Unforgettable Route 66 Road Trip
It’s day one: You’re going to need a good breakfast. Fuel up on monster omelets and bottomless coffee at local favoriteLou Mitchell’s(you might just meet fellow Route 66 road-trippers in a neighboring booth). If you want to stretch your legs before the first phase of your journey, Chicago’sMillennium Parkis an excellent place to do it. From there, it’s just one block to the Historic Route 66 Begin sign. Snap a selfie — you’re officially on your way. If you couldn’t bear the wait times for breakfast in Chicago,Dell Rhea’s Chicken Basketis your first stop. The 1930s gas station/lunch counter is now a Route 66 icon for its superlative fried chicken. Look for the restored neon sign — so retro you’ll half-expect to see chrome-stripped Bel Airs parked below it.
Experiencing the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Celebrations in London: Royal Family Sightings
To honor the Queen’s 70 years on the throne, London put on a celebration fit for royalty—and its fans.
Top 7 Travel Photography Fails to Avoid
Recently, a friend shared an amusing Facebook photo taken at the beach. Although she intended to be prominently featured, only about a third of her body was captured—just an arm, a leg, some of a backpack, and a vast stretch of sand! After inquiring about the mishap, she explained that her partner had snapped the picture, leading to the hilarious result. In a playful act of defiance (or perhaps solidarity), she chose to make it her profile photo, which is a delightful choice that made me laugh—especially knowing the context. Inspired by this, I decided to explore the internet for some of the worst travel photography—images that are so badly taken, they become amusingly good!
Discover Como and Bellagio: A Guide to Lake Como, Italy
For the longest time, I’ve had this dream of renting a rustic old Tuscan farmhouse and using this as my base to explore Italy properly.
Introducing a Unique Shipping Container Tiny Home Resort in the U.S.
Make way for this Black-owned hospitality venture coming to Indianapolis this summer.
Ultimate Guide to Camping in the Outer Banks of North Carolina
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