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Six Quiet Trails Where You Can Hike to Ancient Ruins in the American Southwest
Adventure & Outdoor Travel

Six Quiet Trails Where You Can Hike to Ancient Ruins in the American Southwest

Six off-the-beaten-path Southwest hikes to Ancestral Puebloan ruins and rock art, from Bears Ears to Keet Seel...

A Child's Gravestone With a Polo-Like Motif Emerges From Türkiye's Largest Seljuk Cemetery
Travel & Airline News

A Child's Gravestone With a Polo-Like Motif Emerges From Türkiye's Largest Seljuk Cemetery

A child's gravestone carved with a çovgan motif has surfaced at Türkiye's Gevaş Seljuk Cemetery near Lake Van...

Riding Naples' two train lines to the ancient sites most visitors skip
Inspiration & Trip Ideas

Riding Naples' two train lines to the ancient sites most visitors skip

Inspired by Gianfranco Rosi's new film, ride Naples' Circumvesuviana and Cumana lines to Villa Oplontis, Somma...

Ayo Rock Formations: Aruba's Ancient Boulder Field Is the Island's Best Escape From the Beach
Resorts, Hotels & New Openings

Ayo Rock Formations: Aruba's Ancient Boulder Field Is the Island's Best Escape From the Beach

Aruba's Ayo Rock Formations pair giant boulders with Indigenous pictographs dating back to the 11th century —...

Did Babylon Really Have the World's First Underwater Tunnel?
Unusual & Undiscovered Destinations

Did Babylon Really Have the World's First Underwater Tunnel?

Ancient writers describe a brick tunnel beneath the Euphrates at Babylon — history's first underwater tunnel,...

The Prince of the Lilies: Crete's Most Famous Fresco May Not Show a Prince at All
Unusual & Undiscovered Destinations

The Prince of the Lilies: Crete's Most Famous Fresco May Not Show a Prince at All

Crete's famous Prince of the Lilies fresco was largely reconstructed from mismatched fragments — and may not s...

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