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A striking salt mining canal with crystal-clear, electric-blue water has become one of Utah’s most talked-about attractions — but authorities are warning visitors to steer …
February, 1837 – Kerch Crimea. After several years of exhaustive excavation trying find a way inside the giant earthen mound, archaeologist Anton Ashik & his …
The ruins of Khara Khoto, infamously labelled the “Black City,” rise mysteriously from the barren sands of the Gobi Desert in western Inner Mongolia, China. …
Tibet is a remarkable country in North Asia with a rich history of customs and culture. The iconic Potala Palace, set on top of Moburi …
Haid Al-Jazil is one of the rarest and most stunning historical villages in Yemen, perched atop a massive rock formation in the heart of Wadi …
Bootlegging alcohol during the era of American Prohibition often required moonshiners to come up with clever tricks to avoid getting caught by law enforcement. Bootlegging …
In 1881, the perfectly preserved mummy of Seti I and the remains of his original wooden coffins were discovered in a cache at Deir El-Bahri. …
In a world obsessed with hustle culture, the idea of napping at work might seem unthinkable. Yet, in places like Japan and Vietnam, taking a …
The human body has long fascinated scientists, artists, and the curious alike. A striking set of images recently caught my attention, blending detailed anatomical models …
In Taklimakan Desert, the largest desert in China and the world’s second largest shifting sand desert located in northwest China’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, lies …
