Tokyo’s Iconic Shibuya Crossing

Nov 19, 2016

It’s hard to believe that in a mega metropolis like Tokyo, one of the biggest attraction is not a tower or a statue or a museum or a park, b...

The Sunken City on Kekova Island

Nov 19, 2016

The ancient Lycian city of Simena, often referred to as Kekova-Simena, once straddled the long and narrow island of Kekova in the Mediterran...

The Hell’s Bells of Cenote Zapote

Nov 17, 2016

Deep below the surface, inside the water filled caverns of Cenote Zapote in Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula, stalactites grow into strange sh...

Tommy Tucker: The Famous Squirrel Who Cross-Dressed And Sold War Bonds

Nov 17, 2016

It is said that Tommy Tucker fell from a tree one fine afternoon in 1942 in the backyard of the Bullis’ house, in Washington, D.C., while he...

The Mounds of North America

Nov 17, 2016

The American heartland was once dotted by thousands of ceremonial and burial mounds. They occurred over a large area that stretched from the...

Naples’ Secret Museum of Erotic Art

Nov 15, 2016

When the ancient Roman cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum were unearthed from under volcanic ash at the foothills of Mount Vesuvius, in the ...

The Japanese Museum of Rocks That Look Like Faces

Nov 15, 2016

Two hours northwest of Tokyo in Chichibu, there is a museum of rocks called Chinsekikan where you won’t learn a thing about geology. However...

The Hoodoos of Goblin Valley State Park

Nov 14, 2016

One of the strangest places in Utah, United States, is Goblin Valley located in Emery County between the towns of Green River and Hanksville...

From The Sketchbook of a World War 2 Soldier

Nov 14, 2016

Victor A. Lundy is best known for his modernist architecture —the imposing rectangles of the United States Tax Court Building in Washington,...

The Tide Barriers of Venice

Nov 14, 2016

Flooding has been a part of Venice since ancient times. Between autumn and spring, the city is affected by bouts of periodic flooding known ...