South America
Iguazu Falls, Argentina/Brazil
Straddling the border between Argentina and Brazil, Iguazu Falls is one of the most awe-inspiring natural wonders in the world. The falls consist of over 275 individual cascades, creating a thunderous roar and misty rainbows. Both the Argentine and Brazilian sides offer unique perspectives and experiences, including boat rides that
Asia
Discover the Sacred Kaaba: A Journey to the Heart of Islam
The attached photo captures the awe-inspiring sight of the Kaaba, the most sacred site in Islam, located at the heart of the Masjid al-Haram mosque in Mecca, Saudi Arabia. This iconic structure is a focal point for millions of Muslims worldwide, who travel here to perform Hajj and Umrah pilgrimages.
Europe
Acropolis | Greece
Seat of the ancient city state of Athens, the Acropolis sits perched on a plateaued
Lake District, England | United Kingdom
Sixteen glacial lakes make up England’s Lake District in Cumbria, a small area that includes
Turquoise Coast | Turkey
With over 600 miles of shoreline along the Aegean and Mediterranean seas, the Turkish Riviera,
Gear
Men’s travel pant roundup!
The 8 Best Travel Pants for Men on Long Flights Traveling can be a hassle,
Insulated Water Bottle
Anytime you are venturing outdoors make sure you have plenty of water to stay hydrated.
Australia & Oceania
North Island | New Zealand
New Zealand’s North Island is known for its subtropic beaches, volcanic activity, national parks, and cosmopolitan cities. Well … two cities. Home to about three-quarters of the nation’s population, the North Island hosts the country’s largest city, Auckland – surrounded by warm bays and islands, Auckland is also well-known as
Middle East
Jerusalem | Israel
Nexus of faith and profoundly Holy to the world’s great Abrahamic religions, Jerusalem is the sacred, spiritual capital of the world for billions of souls. Once believed to be the center of the world, where God resides on Earth, the Holy City retains every bit of its ancient significance in
Australia & Oceania
North Island | New Zealand
New Zealand’s North Island is known for its subtropic beaches, volcanic activity, national parks, and cosmopolitan cities. Well … two cities. Home to about three-quarters of the nation’s population, the North Island hosts the country’s largest city, Auckland – surrounded by warm bays and islands, Auckland is also well-known as
Yap’s Outer Islands | Micronesia
Yap’s Outer Islands boast an amazing culture steeped in the tradition of celestial navigation. The people of the Outer Islands live off the land and sea and for many, the sole mode of transport is canoe. Traditional clothing, chores, and customs continue to hold sway. Most of the Outer Islands
Lord Howe Island | Australia
Australia’s tiny Lord Howe Island located in the Tasman Sea east of Port Macquarie is known for its sandy beaches, subtropical forests, and crystal-clear blue waters. Mount Gower dominates the south of Lord Howe Island with sweeping views of the island’s forests and beaches. Ned’s Beach in the north boasts coral
Aitutaki | Cook Islands
Largely untouched and undiscovered by North Americans, the Cook Islands are comprised of 15 islands located in the heart of Polynesia. Said to be like Hawaiian Islands were 50 or so years ago – but with all the bells and whistles of the 21st century – the Cook Islands are
North America
Tallahassee: Historic Capitol and College Sports
Tallahassee, Florida’s capital, is home to the Florida Historic Capitol Museum, an institution that explores the state’s political history and architectural heritage. The museum offers exhibits on Florida’s legislative past. Tallahassee also boasts the Florida State Seminoles, a NCAA team with a strong local following. The Seminoles’ games bring exciting
Mesa Verde, Colorado | United States
Mesa Verde National Park in the southwestern corner of the US state of Colorado offers a glimpse into the lives of the Ancestral Pueblo people who made it their home for over 700 years. Notable for its desert landscape, tall mesas, steep canyons, and well-preserved cliff dwellings, Mesa Verde is
Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. | United States
The research arm of Congress, the Library of Congress in Washington, DC is the United States’ oldest federal cultural institution. The largest library in the world, with more than 162 million items, the library holds the largest collection of maps in the world. More importantly, the library boasts the world’s
Sawtooth Mountains | Idaho
The Rocky Mountains of central Idaho host the rugged Sawtooth Range, the jewel in the crown of the Potato, Trout, Austrian Winter Pea, and Lentil State. An excellent spot for mountaineering and big wall climbing enthusiasts, the Sawtooths retain pristine beauty and charm despite their increasing popularity.
