The colored cities of Rajasthan, India, glow in pink, blue and gold. Here's the story behind their signatures shades -- and how best to enjoy Jaipur, Jodhpur and Jaisalmer.
When you travel to Dublin, it doesn't take too long to figure out this is not the capital of a former far-flung empire like that of London, Madrid or Rome.
Overlooking Hanoi's peaceful West Lake, eponymous restaurant Banh Tom Ho Tay (West Lake Shrimp Cake) sports a no-frills setting, filled with plastic green chairs.
If there's ever a bad night to eat out -- not including that time you ordered those mussels -- it's the one when all the planet's top chefs skip work to find out if their restaurants have finally been named the world's best.
When the summer wind comes blowing in the Dalmatian Coast, the beaches of Croatia polish their pebbles and fluff their plumage for the peak season from July through to August.
Today's National Park Poster Project taps into the vintage vibe of the 1930s when the WPA urged Americans to visit our parks and experience the great American outdoors.
High up on a bluff in Appalachia, guests soak in a hot tub while watching the sun dip into the green valley below. Hang gliders soar through the surrounding skies, while trees rustle their way into evening.
When the British Backpacker Society released its list of 20 adventure travel destinations for 2018, the top spot was taken by a somewhat surprising entry: Pakistan.
For some knee-wobbling appreciation, take a drive, walk or crawl across 14 of the most frightening suspension bridges in the world -- from the beautiful Royal Gorge Bridge in Colorado to China's Sidu River Biridge, the world's highest.
What's so surprising about the island of Bermuda is its proximity to the eastern seaboard of the United States (flights from New York City clock in at a bit over two hours), but what's so astounding is the vision visitors see upon approach.
At Memento Park in the hilly southern suburbs of Budapest, Vladimir Lenin stands with Karl Marx and statues of Hungarian communist leaders. It's an interesting diversion when you travel to Hungary.
These days, you can hire specialty operators to follow you around on your vacation with a drone. They'll be able to give you a slick, high-quality movie after you return from your travels.
Despite its population of just 66,000, Portland, Maine, is citiy for foodies year-round. Here's your "menu" to its best food: What to order and where to find it.
Nashville's reputation as the Music City just got a little more established thanks to a new pair of writing rooms-slash-recording studios, which just opened in one of the city's top boutique hotels.
Bali is an island in flux -- especially in the south. It's a maelstrom of construction: villas, roads, jetties, reclamation. A magnet for tourists for generations, the island welcomed over five million international visitors in 2017.
When Symphony of the Seas, an 18-deck cruise ship measuring longer than a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, sailed out of port for the very first time this April, it smashed yet another size record in the cruise industry.
In the green hills above Budapest, a train line runs between stations buried deep in the woodland. It's not the rail fastest service in the world, but it's one of the cutest.
Earlier this year, a Norwegian Air Boeing 787 Dreamliner hitched a ride on a powerful jet stream and flew from New York to London in a record-setting five hours and 13 minutes, landing almost an hour ahead of schedule.
Can you pass the coffin test? Bangkok's Buddhist "Death Cafe" invites guests to ponder mortality -- and enjoy some delicious death-themed coffees in the process.
There's a special breed of hotels that cater to the most discerning and tasteful of luxury travelers, so profoundly unforgettable and special you want to keep them all to yourself.
London's skyline is one of the world's most famous -- from this sleek modern glamor of the Shard to St Paul's Cathedral's classic dome. Now this striking cityscape is the subject of the world's first gigapixel photoshoot.
Despite being a favorite with surfers and backpackers, Puerto Escondido has remained under the mainstream tourism radar for years. Find out the best things to in this laid-back town in southern Mexico before the crowds catch on.