Trip Trivia

8 Condiments From Around the World You Need to Try

There’s a whole world of condiments and spice blends beyond the American pantry that can add a fresh take and some complex flavor to your cooking...

Culture

What (and Where) Are the First 12 UNESCO World Heritage Sites?

Currently, there are 1,121 UNESCO World Heritage Sites around the world. That’s a lot of progress since the original list — of just 12 sites — was unveiled in 1978...

Culture

5 of the Best Beer Gardens in Germany

There are many beer gardens in Germany worthy of a pint. Here are a few to bookmark for your next trip...

United States Food

5 Traditional Seafood Feasts in the U.S.

Whether your meal is boiled, fried, roasted, or raw, napkins are essential. Here are five traditional seafood feasts to whet your appetite...

Culture

Why Are Icelanders Obsessed With Elves?

Across the country, other such rocks and lava formations are thought to be inhabited by huldufolk. They conceal elf homes, elf churches, and other buildings. So what is it with the elves? Read on to discover why they play such...

Nature

20 Awe-Inspiring Pedestrian Bridges Around the World

From structures that date back to the 14th century to groundbreaking feats of engineering, here are some of the world's most incredible bridges designed for pedestrians...

Culture

What Is Dispersed Camping?

You can still enjoy a tranquil camping trip without planning months in advance. Dispersed camping allows for spontaneity, privacy, and typically no fees...

Culture

4 Unique Martial Arts From Around the World

You might not be familiar with some of these mixed martial arts. Here are four styles from across the globe worth looking into...

Geography

15 Coolest Caves You Can Explore in the U.S.

Full of rock formations, stalactites, stalagmites, and even glaciers, these global treasures are sought-after attractions for explorers looking to experience natural beauty unlike anywhere else on the planet...

United States Food

Barbecue Traditions Across the U.S.

Barbecue is delicious and as diverse as America itself. Here are four places in the U.S. with styles sure to whet your appetite and make you hungry...

Culture Italy Argentina

9 Cool International Festivals You've Never Heard Of

These celebrations draw crowds from near and far. Here are nine you’ve likely never heard of that are noteworthy for their cultural significance...

Geography United States

What (and Where) Are the National Scenic Trails?

The national scenic trails are intended to conserve the country’s natural beauty. Here's where to find these 11 iconic hikes...

Nature

The Best Destinations for Adventure Travel

Want to really get your adrenaline flowing? From cliff jumping to extreme zip lining, and even shark diving, here are the best destinations for planning adventure travel...

Culture

7 Quirky Towns Near U.S. National Parks

Quirky small towns packed with character hold an allure all their own. Here are seven to explore near America’s most amazing national parks...

History

20 Incredible Castles You Have to See to Believe

Life may not always be a fairy-tale, but these castles sure make it look like one. We rounded up some of the world’s most spectacular castles — from traditional medieval structures to some with a surprising history...

Culture

Which Countries Produce the Most of Your Favorite Foods?

Certain countries have native plant species, environmental factors, or infrastructure investments that have contributed to unexpected agricultural success stories. Here are 20 foods and their top-producing countries...

Culture

10 Famous State Fair Foods

Offering up a bevy of snacks, meals, and desserts, state fairs are a one-stop-shop for all the best cuisine a state has to offer. Dig into 10 state fair foods, from enduring favorites to new classics...

Geography

What (and Where) Is the Dead Sea?

This fascinating body of water has attracted humans for centuries, which leaves us wondering — what exactly is the Dead Sea and why is it so salty?...

History

A Brief History of the Republic of Texas

In the mid-1800s, the Lone Star State was a sovereign state. Here’s a brief history into what was once considered the Republic of Texas...

History

What (and Where) Is Camp David?

Camp David serves as a tranquil retreat for U.S. presidents and a secluded venue for hosting foreign world leaders. But what exactly is Camp David?...

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