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The Temples of Malta are the Oldest Temples in the World

The pyramids at Giza, Egypt, Teotihuacan, Mexico, and those found throughout Greece are widely known; however, there are temples on this planet, some of which are considerably older and much more well-preserved, that comparatively receive next to no ... Read More >

The Blue Tears of Tusan Beach – Miri, Malaysia

Nature offers some pretty exciting views, but none is quite as exquisite as what you'll find at Tusan Beach in Miri. Located about eighty miles from Miri in Bekenu Township is one of the world's most stunning beach landscapes. With smooth sands, ... Read More >

Stowe Mountain Resort – Burlington, Vermont

Stowe Mountain Resort of Burlington offers over one hundred skiing trails, two of which are famously named after men who over eighty years ago decided that Mount Mansfield was an ideal location to encourage a brand new Vermont industry. The man who ... Read More >

Roosevelt Campobello Park in New Brunswick, Canada

In today's fast-paced society, it's difficult to imagine a more refined time when leisure was not only celebrated but was plentiful. This is the depiction of life in the late 1800s, especially for the wealthier citizens. Wealthy people in this era ... Read More >

Come Relax and Rejuvenate at the Blue Lagoon – Iceland

The Retreat at the Blue Lagoon was designed as a destination where people could come to not only "rewind the clock" on modern living, but to feel that there is no clock as nature and human become one. The Retreat draws upon the fascinatingly unique ... Read More >

Climbing Magnificent Huayna Picchu, Peru

In the Quechuan language, Huayna Picchu means Young Peak. This mountain is the immense one sitting immediately behind its famous neighbor, Machu Picchu. For many hikers, trekking up Huayna Picchu is just one of the highpoints of a vacation to ... Read More >

A Short Trip to the Islas Ballestas in Peru

Desolation may be all that comes to mind when picturing the open deserts to the south of Lima – it doesn't appear that anything does, or could, live here. That is, until you embark on the water. The coastal islands that dot the shores of this region ... Read More >

Visiting the Ruins of Puca Pucara, Peru

A short four-mile excursion outside of Cusco will bring you to the amazing ruins of Puca Pucara. Just up the mound from Sacsayhuaman outside of Q’enqo are what remains of an ancient settlement consisting of fortressed walls, several terraces, and ... Read More >

The Stunning Ruins at Moray, Peru

Located about 25 miles outside of Cusco, just a little out of the way, you'll encounter the Incan ruins at Moray. Set remotely in the Sacred Valley, the Moray ruins are not mentioned in guidebooks very often, which means that you won't encounter the ... Read More >