Seeing the northern lights is a bucket list moment. And watching the ever shifting glow ripple across the sky above mountains, glaciers and vast lava fields is especially breathtaking.
"There are very few experiences you can share with your ancestors across five thousand years," Tuffy says. "Five thousand years ago, people stood in this same place waiting for this same event."
Like New Delhi, Mumbai is famous for its street food, known as "chaat", from the Hindi word chaatna, meaning "to lick". It is a fitting name, because these snacks really will have you licking your fingers.
It's a multi-use complex spanning 135,700 square meters (about 1.46 million square feet) with a striking doughnut-shaped exterior framed in steel and glass, designed to link three of Changi Airport's four terminals.
Kailua-Kona, Hawaii. People travel for all kinds of reasons. Maybe it is work or family, a honeymoon or a bachelor weekend, discovery or rest, or maybe it is simply the urge to get away, catch your breath and recharge.
Dubai already has the world's tallest skyscraper and the world's largest shopping mall, and now it has opened yet another record-breaking attraction: the world's deepest diving pool.
A cheese roll might seem simple: essentially a slice of bread with a cheesy filling, rolled up and toasted until lightly crisp.
In Belgium, two languages, two cultures and two religions come together in perfect harmony, creating a kind of symbiosis unlike anything else on the continent.
Enchanting Scotland, a land of ancient castles, proud whiskies and lilting accents, calls travelers into its embrace
The world's highest 360-degree infinity pool has opened in Dubai at Palm Tower. Perched on the 50th floor, 200 meters up, it offers a jaw-dropping view of the Dubai skyline.
Dubai is a magnet for travelers, offering elite attractions and VIP services. Here you can rub shoulders with celebrities, company executives and members of royal families who arrive by helicopter, yacht and supercar.
"No moon, no blossoms. I drink my sake, utterly alone."
Tom Napper started to imagine a life without a permanent address and joined a group cycling tour of New Zealand, but the pandemic changed his plans and his life.
Kuala Lumpur is a modern city, but beneath all the hustle lies a wealth of cultural diversity, a blend of Malay, Chinese, and Indian influences. A short distance from the city center you will find beautiful Hindu shrines set inside limestone caves.
Malaysian cuisine is a delicious blend of Chinese, Indian and Malay cooking with a lot in common with Indonesian food. Malaysia has an endless list of dishes, and here are 40 of the very best.
Explore Nam Kan National Park in Laos and watch black-crested gibbons from the world's tallest treehouses (30 to 40 meters up). The only way to reach them is by zipline, across a 15-kilometer network, and that's what makes the whole thing unforgettable.
