Destinations

Discover Under, the largest underwater restaurant in the world. With panoramic views and a 12 course meal, find out what makes this fine dining restaurant one of the world's most treasured attractions.

When most people think of airports these days they probably think of long lines, security checks and overpriced food. But why not think of these amazing amenities and features that will make you wish you had an even longer layover.

Uncover the fascinating traditions, vibrant rituals, and sustainable way of life that define the Kayapo people. Gain insights into their deep connection with the Amazon rainforest and the challenges they face in the modern world. Explore the resilience and unique customs of the Kayapo people as we take you on a journey through their history, art, and environmental advocacy.

The discovery of the alphabet at Umm el-Marra has sent shockwaves through historical studies challenges long-held beliefs about the origins of our alphabet—presenting rare moment when history itself needs rewriting.

Explore the eerie remnants of America's most infamous ghost towns. Uncover the mysterious tales behind abandoned settlements and the gold rush boomtowns of the Wild West.

Across the United States, famous hiking trails pass places shaped by fatal falls, flash floods, eruptions, scary encounters, forced removals, and disasters.

Not every family stopped at every one of these places, but certain restaurant names became fixtures of American car travel in the 1970s.

As recently as 2012, Melanesians were active cannibals, consuming human flesh on a regular basis, and even offering it for sale at local markets—but as concerning as that is, cannibalism wasn’t the only taboo practice they had.

Unlock the secrets of the Asaro Mudmen in our comprehensive article. From the origins of their iconic mud masks to the profound cultural significance behind each ritual, delve into the captivating world of this Papua New Guinean tribe.

Long before Florida beaches and Las Vegas casinos became shorthand for an American getaway, vacationers were already packing trunks for famous resort towns scattered across the country. Some promised healing mineral water, others offered cool mountain air, oceanfront hotels, elaborate amusement parks, or the chance to mingle with society’s wealthiest families. These destinations helped create American vacation culture generations before commercial air travel made warmer destinations easier to reach.