The Newspaper Rock in Utah

Sep 2, 2015

Newspaper Rock is a 200 square foot rock surface in San Juan County, Utah, that is covered by hundreds of ancient Indian petroglyphs — rock ...

The Trestles of Myra Canyon

Sep 1, 2015

The Myra Canyon section of the Kettle Valley Railway in southern British Columbia, Canada, is a 9.6 km section of railway tracks along the f...

Gas Works Park in Seattle

Aug 31, 2015

Gas Works Park in Seattle, Washington, is an unusual public park located on the site of a former coal gasification plant, on the shores of L...

Scars of World War I: The Battlefield of Beaumont-Hamel

Aug 31, 2015

The village of Beaumont-Hamel, in northern France, was one of the fortress villages located just behind the German lines during the Battle o...

The Hot Sand Baths of Siwa

Aug 28, 2015

Between July to September, during the hottest months of the year when temperature hovers around 37 degrees in the shade, people from all ove...

The Hindenburgdamm Causeway

Aug 28, 2015

The Hindenburgdamm or Hindenburg Dam is an 11 km-long causeway joining the North Frisian island of Sylt to mainland Schleswig-Holstein, off ...

Ella & Pitr’s Giant Murals of Sleeping People

Aug 28, 2015

French street artist duo Ella and Pitr, from the city of Saint-Etienne, has created a name for themselves in the world of street art over th...

The Planetarium of Nagoya City Science Museum

Aug 27, 2015

The Nagoya City Science Museum, at the center of Nagoya City in central Japan, can be easily recognized by its enormous silver globe, called...

5 Most Impressive Blue Holes Around The World

Aug 26, 2015

A blue hole is an underwater sinkhole formed by the erosion of carbonate rocks and appears as a dark blue circle of water in the ocean. Blue...

Sand Mandala: The Tibetan Art of Intricate Sand Paintings

Aug 26, 2015

Mandalas are spiritual and ritual symbols in Hinduism and Buddhism that represent the universe. It’s an ancient Sanskrit word that means “ci...