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Visiting Panama’s Embera People
By Chez ChesakOur wooden longboat plied the Chagres River deeper and deeper into the Panamanian rain forest. Soon the boatmen, one wearing a loincloth and the other a beaded skirt, were poling us through channels so narrow that it looked like the river had disappeared. Read more
Central and South America History Indigenous
Stone Circles in the UK: Beyond Stonehenge
By Ali JenningsAn ancient wonder of the world, Stonehenge is a classic example of Neolithic engineering and one of the best-preserved monuments of its kind in Europe. Read more
United Kingdom Off the Beaten Path Religious Travel History
Experiencing Toronto Like A Local
By Shahraz AliWhether you stay in Toronto for a week or a year, not a day will go by without you finding something new and exciting to do. Read more
Canada Experiences
How Chicago became a melting pot of cultures, races, and nationalities
By Krystina QuintanaAlthough it is widely known that Chicago is a melting pot of people, it’s not as widely known why or how it became so diverse throughout the years. Read more
United States History
Roman Influence and Top Structures in Spain
By Bianka CramblitWith the 600 years they spent occupying the region, called Hispania at the time, from 218 BC to AD 409, the Romans irreversibly changed Spain. Read more
Spain Architecture History
Onsen Culture in Japan
By Hannah CookBathing and onsen culture in Japan is a unique aspect to Japan’s heritage that can be easily enjoyed by both visitors and residents. Read more
Asia Experiences
Three Crosses at Czech-German Borders Become Tourist Attraction
By Courtney CampbellThree crosses have garnered attention from tourists around the world. Due to their mysterious nature, many have come to speculate just what it is that these crosses at the borders between the Czech Republic and Germany symbolize. Read more
Europe Off the Beaten Path History
The Island of Saba: Looking to the Future, Embracing the Past
By Breana JohnsonIt’s easy to imagine what Saba must have looked like two hundred years ago. Aside from the medical school and the single narrow ribbon of road, the island hasn’t changed much. Read more
Caribbean and Atlantic Adventure Off the Beaten Path
Early American History in Harmony, Pennsylvania
By Kathleen WallsA half hour’s drive north of Pittsburgh, the tiny Western Pennsylvania town of Harmony, with a population of fewer than 1,000 people, has an unusual history that makes for a fascinating visit. Read more
United States Religious Travel History
6 Amazing Destinations for Stargazing
By Ali JenningsIf you are interested in stargazing, there are still lots of places in the world where you can see the universe at its finest through both the naked eye and observational equipment. Read more
The World Experiences
Five environmentally friendly destinations that honor Earth Day every day
By Farah KasmanIt is our responsibility to “Restore Our Earth”, not just because we care, but we inhabit it. Read more
The World Eco-tourism
7 Significant Historical Sites of the American Civil War
By Courtney CampbellThough the Civil War is a dark portion of America’s past, it is our collective history, nonetheless. Read more
United States History
Down South in Corpus Christi: The City by the Sea
By Courtney CampbellCorpus Christi, translated from Ecclesiastical Latin as the “Body of Christ,” is a quaint coastal city seated in South Texas. Read more
United States Off the Beaten Path History
7 Hidden Treasures that You Shouldn’t Miss on the Wild Atlantic Way
By Derek CullenDriving the Wild Atlantic Way is one of the best ways to make the most of your trip to Ireland. Read more
Ireland Off the Beaten Path
A Global Garden Tour: The Best Gardens to Visit
By Courtney CampbellWhether you want inspiration for your own garden, or simply love to spend time in beautiful, intimate surroundings, there are plenty of beautiful gardens to visit worldwide. Read more
The World Eco-tourism