The Pyramid Tomb of Nicholas Cage

Apr 28, 2015

Last time I checked, Nicholas Cage was not dead. Neither he was a Pharaoh. Yet, he has his own pyramid tomb in the thickly populated St. Lou...

The Submerged Bridge Over Biel Water in Belhaven Bay

Apr 28, 2015

The Biel Water is a small river running through the village of Biel to the south of Dunbar, in Scotland. It runs for 4.5 kilometers from the...

Creux du Van: A Natural Rocky Arena in Switzerland

Apr 27, 2015

Located on the border of the Swiss cantons of Neuchâtel and Vaud is "Creux du Van", a scenic, horseshoe-shaped limestone cliff of ...

The Unusual Salt Industry of Teguidda-n-Tessoumt

Apr 27, 2015

Roughly 200 km northwest of the city of Agadez, in northern Niger, lies a tiny village of around 50 families called Teguidda-n-Tessoumt. The...

The Geometry of Plants

Apr 27, 2015

Looking around, you might imagine that branches, leaves and flowers grow at random, haphazardly. The truth is, however, that the points at w...

Fabian Oefner’s Fascinating Photos of Paint and Motion

Apr 25, 2015

Swiss artist Fabian Oefner creates colorful art by harnessing scientific properties in an effort to bring our attention to the beauty of th...

Chan Chan: World’s Largest Adobe City

Apr 25, 2015

Located near the Pacific coast in the Peruvian region of La Libertad, 5 km west of Trujillo, Chan Chan was the largest Pre-Columbian city in...

Topiary Garden Cemetery of Tulcan

Apr 24, 2015

Tulcán, the capital of the province of Carchi in Ecuador, is a small city of 60,000, situated right on the border between Ecuador and Colomb...

A Restaurant With Goats On The Roof

Apr 24, 2015

Al Johnson's Swedish Restaurant and Butik is a family owned, casual dining restaurant in the village of Sister Bay in Door County, Wisco...

Stingray City, Grand Cayman

Apr 23, 2015

Stingray City is an area of shallow sandbars in the North Sound of Grand Cayman, in Cayman Islands, in western Caribbean Sea. It’s Cayman Is...

Keshwa Chaca: The Last Inca Rope Bridge

Apr 23, 2015

Five hundred years ago when the Incas were expanding their empire over the highlands of the Andes, they developed an incredible network of r...

Furore: An Italian Village Hidden in a Fjord

Apr 21, 2015

Furore is a small village located in the Coast of Amalfi, in the province of Salerno in the Campania region of south-western Italy. A long t...

Sky Habitat, Singapore’s Newest Housing Complex

Apr 21, 2015

Just twenty minutes north of Singapore’s bustling center, near Bishan central, a new residential development is taking shape. Designed by th...

Baldwin Street, The Steepest Street in The World

Apr 20, 2015

Located in the city of Dunedin, in southern New Zealand, the Baldwin Street has earned the distinction of being the steepest street in the w...

The Mysterious Libyan Desert Glass

Apr 20, 2015

Between the borders of Egypt and Libya is the Great Sand Sea, an enormous sandy desert that stretches about 650 km from north to south and 3...

The Humble Sources of 10 Major Rivers

Apr 18, 2015

The source or headwaters of a river, defined as the furthest place in that river from its estuary or confluence with another river, is an el...

The Colorful Side of Istanbul

Apr 17, 2015

Photographic representation of Istanbul has always been stereotypical - towering mosques, ornate palaces, old streets, markets and seagulls...

7 Famous Man-Made Geysers

Apr 16, 2015

Geysers are a rare phenomenon because they require a specific set of conditions to occur. Generally geysers can be found near active volcani...

Cabo Polonio: An Idyllic Tourist Village Without Electricity, Running Water or TV

Apr 15, 2015

Cabo Polonio is a small beach village located at the tip of a sliver of sand jutting out into the Atlantic Ocean in the eastern coast of Uru...

The Recursive Model Villages of Bourton-on-the-Water

Apr 15, 2015

Bourton-on-the-Water is a village and civil parish in Gloucestershire, England that lies on a wide flat vale within the “Cotswolds Area of O...