Beneath the Giza Plateau lies a shaft cut into stone, which is linked to the Egyptian god of the afterlife. And although its true purpose remains debated, the find is fascinating to say the least.
Something big is brewing at Giza. Archaeologists are exploring previously unreachable corners to uncover mysteries. These could alter our understanding of the timeless monument and add new chapters to its long history.
The Anasazi, also the Ancestral Puebloans, were the ancestors of today’s Pueblo peoples of the American Southwest. The term “Anasazi” comes from a Navajo word meaning “ancient enemies” or “ancient outsiders”. They were doing so well, then….they supposedly vanished.
From snow‑dusted Alps and bustling highlands to rugged Outback and vibrant historic cities, these 20 journeys capture the world’s most scenic, elegant, and unforgettable rail experiences. Get ready to be swept away, one charming carriage at a time.
Old Disney stories never really disappear. Inside the parks, worlds where classics like Dumbo and Alice (from Wonderland) lived are waiting—sometimes as rides, sometimes as mazes, sometimes as shows that surprise you delightfully.
Could Disney be as picture-perfect as it appears? Do you ever think about what goes on beneath the layer of pixie dust that most guests miss? And what happens when things go wrong?
Caribbean vacation planning just got easier. Certain islands have figured out how to serve up pristine beaches without the side of stress. Safety doesn't have to be a vacation dealbreaker after all.
In the Caribbean, certain Islands don’t hide what’s under the surface. You’ll spot sand patterns and coral from the moment you step into the water here.
The Penico site, closed for eight years for archaeological research, has undergone vital preservation. Now, its gates are open, welcoming visitors to explore its safeguarded trade history.
