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.
Every old building holds stories, but this Berlin church was keeping a particularly special secret. Folks working on the historic structure never imagined they'd uncover a piece of Prussia's intriguing past.
Archaeologists are endlessly patient. One dig brings dust, the next, something ancient. This time? Bones curled like questions, stones out of place, ochre smudged on cave walls as traces of ritual older than expected.
The Mawé are some of the Amazon’s fiercest protectors, and to gain their strength, Mawé boys must endure one of the worst pains in the world: the sting of hundreds of bullet ants.
Glaciers speak differently; in ways most people never hear. With sensors and microphones, glaciologists have captured clicks and rumbles from deep inside the ice. Each sound connects to a movement or a change.
In the wide, wind-carved flatlands of Oregon, a volcanic ring rises like a question. Its walls hold no lava; its past no easy story. Fort Rock stands alone, and its silence tells more than most eruptions ever did.
