Guided Busways

Aug 25, 2015

Between Cambridge, Huntingdon and St Ives in the English county of Cambridgeshire, runs a special bus service over a special route that cons...

Crested Saguaro Cactus

Aug 24, 2015

The giant saguaro cactus is a universal symbol of the American west. These plants are native to only a small region of southern Arizona, the...

The Hanging Pillar of Lepakshi Temple

Aug 24, 2015

The beautiful 16th century Veerabhadra temple, also known as Lepakshi temple, is located in the small historical village of Lepakshi in the ...

Ruhr’s Slag Heap Tourism

Aug 24, 2015

The Ruhr region in North Rhine-Westphalia, is naturally flat but dotted with hundreds of small man-made hills. These impressive elevations a...

The Betel Nut Beauties of Taiwan

Aug 22, 2015

Scantily clad young women sitting inside brightly-lit glass kiosks with flashing lights and neon signs are a common sight along Taiwan's...

Used Wimbledon Tennis Balls Become Tiny Homes for Mice

Aug 22, 2015

Every year, an astonishing number of tennis balls are used during the Wimbledon tournament — more than 54,000 . This high figure is due to t...

The Steps of Pittsburgh

Aug 21, 2015

The city of Pittsburgh in Pennsylvania, the United States, is located over an unruly terrain of hills, hollows, valleys and three intersecti...

Banksy Opens Satirical Amusement Park ‘Dismaland’ in UK

Aug 21, 2015

Britain’s most celebrated artist Banksy has opened a new exhibition called ‘ Dismaland ’, which he describes as a “family theme park unsuita...

The Santa Justa Elevator in Lisbon

Aug 20, 2015

The Santa Justa Elevator, Elevador de Santa Justa in Portuguese, is a historic outdoor elevator located in the civil parish of Santa Justa,...

Keep What You Find at The Crater of Diamonds

Aug 20, 2015

The Crater of Diamonds in Murfreesboro, Arkansas, the United States, is the world’s only diamond mine open to the public, where by paying a ...

China’s New Motorway is Built Over Water

Aug 19, 2015

China has opened a new stretch of road that connects Xingshang County to the Zhaojun Bridge in central China’s Hubei province. A 4-km-long s...

One Square Mile of Hope: The Largest Raft of Canoes and Kayaks

Aug 19, 2015

On September 13, 2014, a total of exactly 3,150 canoes and kayaks converged on Fourth Lake in the town of Inlet, in New York to set a new Gu...

The Folded Rocks of Sideling Hill Road Cut

Aug 18, 2015

The Sideling Hill is a long, steep, narrow mountain ridge that runs north to south across western Maryland in Washington County, in the Unit...

The Petrifying Well of Knaresborough

Aug 18, 2015

On the banks of the river Nidd, near the town of Knaresborough in North Yorkshire, is one of the oldest ‘entrance charging’ tourist attracti...

SAIL Amsterdam

Aug 17, 2015

SAIL Amsterdam is one of the biggest attractions in Amsterdam and the greatest nautical spectacle in the world where scores of tall ships an...

Bekonscot: The World’s Oldest Model Village

Aug 17, 2015

Bekonscot is a toy village located in the English town of Beaconsfield, in Buckinghamshire. Spread out over 1.5 acres, this Lilliputian vill...

The 1,444 Carved Pillars of Ranakpur Jain Temple No Two of Which Are Alike

Aug 15, 2015

Ranakpur is a village located in the lush green valley of Aravalli mountain ranges in Pali district of Rajasthan, in western India. It is ho...

Europe’s Disappearing Borders by Valerio Vincenzo

Aug 14, 2015

Ever since the Schengen Agreement was signed in 1985, internal borders between a large number of European countries are gradually disappeari...

‘The Force of Nature’ by Lorenzo Quinn

Aug 14, 2015

“The Force of Nature” is a series of sculptures by Italian artist Lorenzo Quinn depicting mother nature as a woman hurling the planet aroun...

Ohio’s BibleWalk Museum is Made Up Of Discarded Celebrity Wax Figures

Aug 14, 2015

Ohio’s only life-size wax museum, BibleWalk, is located in the city of Mansfield. A tribute to Christianity, the museum has more than 300 fi...