Yipao: Colombia’s Bizarre Jeep Parade

Dec 19, 2015

The Jeep is Colombia’s most iconic mode of transportation, especially in the coffee growing regions where farming is an integral part of lif...

This is Egypt’s Only Waterfalls, And its Man-Made

Dec 19, 2015

The valley of Wadi El-Rayan, 65 km southwest of Fayoum city, in Egypt, is home to two large artificial lakes created to divert excess agricu...

The Rooftop Racetrack of Fiat’s Lingotto Factory

Dec 18, 2015

The Lingotto building in Turin, Italy, is a massive half-kilometer long reinforced concrete structure, five stories tall, that once housed t...

The Jail Tree of Wickenburg

Dec 18, 2015

In the town of Wickenburg in Arizona, there is a 200-year old mesquite tree that according to legend, served as the town’s “hoosegow” betwee...

Do Walking Palm Trees Really Walk?

Dec 17, 2015

A recently published article on BBC’s website mentions a certain palm tree that has allegedly developed a rather unique ability unbecoming ...

Places Where Three Time Zones Meet

Dec 17, 2015

When Italian mathematician Quirico Filopanti first sounded the idea of time zones in his book Miranda! published in 1858, he proposed that ...

The Historic Palace of The Fon of Bafut And His One Hundred Wives

Dec 16, 2015

The town of Bafut in Northwest Cameroon is one of only two regions in Cameroon still ruled by a chief with  traditional power structures. Th...

5 Unusual Circular Buildings

Dec 16, 2015

Inspired by the symbolism of the circle and the sphere, architects have been designing circular buildings since the ancient times. Round tow...

The Black Eggs of Owakudani

Dec 16, 2015

Owakudani or “the Great Boiling Valley” in Hakone, Japan, is hardly the ideal tourist spot. It’s a large volcanic caldera formed around 3,00...

The Booming Ice Chasm of The Canadian Rockies

Dec 15, 2015

Booming Ice Chasm is a stunning ice cave in the Crowsnest Pass area of the Canadian Rockies in Alberta. The cave is so called for it's i...