Situated high in the Andes Mountains of Peru is the once-famed capital of the Incan Empire, Cusco. Today, Cusco is widely known for its Peruvian ruins and the late colonial architecture from its Spanish influences. You'll find old world flair at ... Read More >
Old South Meeting House – Boston, Massachusetts
One of the United States' most historically significant sites, the Old South Meeting House is still standing in the heart of a busy downtown Boston. It is open on a daily basis from 9:30 am to 5 pm for viewing the history of the nation, checking out ... Read More >
Mahahual and La Costa Maya
If you don't mind a few crowds, Mexico's new most preferred vacation destination is located on its Caribbean Coast. Mahahual is the Yucatan's hidden gem. Mahahual is a small fishing community situated on the turquoise waters of the Caribbean just ... Read More >
Kildrummy Castle – Scotland
Scotland is a land in which there are many tales to be told, and the lands of Kildrummy are no different. The walls of Kildrummy lie strewn across the ground like grey shattered eggshells, heralding an illustrious past. While its defense was natural: ... Read More >
The Subterranean Castle – Shawnee County, Kansas – Part Two
Just off the north end of the launching bay, at the opposite side from the flame pit is a tunnel made of a combination of steel and concrete. The tunnel is about 120-feet-long and leads to what used to be the mission control center, the part of this ... Read More >
The Bottom, Saba – Caribbean – Part One
The birth of Saba island was surely a tumultuous one. It is estimated that around 500,000 years BC, Saba was formed at the top of a soon-to-be-active volcano. Today, the volcano is dormant, having not erupted more nearly 5,000 years. The first ... Read More >
The Oz Museum – Wamego, Kansas – Part Two
After stepping through the screen door into Munchkin Land, many people are blown away as to how a movie from 1939 could have such an extensive list of memorabilia. What many people don't realize is that The Wizard of Oz was actually a book long ... Read More >
The Oz Museum – Wamego, Kansas – Part One
One of the world's most beloved and popular movies, The Wizard of Oz, illustrates a young girl and her band of misfits and they traverse the Yellow Brick Road in search of assistance from a great and powerful wizard. In the end, this young girl, ... Read More >
Portrait of Henry Wells – Carrollton, Alabama
Towns sometimes go to great lengths to immortalize people, places, or things that are somehow connected to them. Sometimes, they even build memorial sculptures or monuments. But there is no building in the world as unforgettable as, yep – the Pickens ... Read More >
Sri Mariamman Temple – Chinatown, Singapore
In downtown Chinatown, Sri Mariamman Temple beckons with its towering, ornamental entrance, a staple in the lives of Hindus and native Singaporeans alike. Mr. Pillai, a British East India Company clerk, originally thought of the idea to build a ... Read More >
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