15 Little-known Mount Kailash Facts & Mysteries
Mount Kailash is located in western Tibet. At an elevation of 6,656 meters above sea level, Mt.Kailash is not a high mountain in Tibet. But …
Ancient Giant Armadillo The Size of A Car Discovered In Argentina
The fossils of four ancient armadillos the size of cars have been discovered by a farmer in Argentina. A farmer in Argentina has discovered four …
Utah’s Mesmerizing “Blue Canal” Draws Tourists — But Officials Urge Everyone to Stay Away
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 …
Unearthing the Royal Kurgan
February, 1837 – Kerch Crimea. After several years of exhaustive excavation trying find a way inside the giant earthen mound, archaeologist Anton Ashik & his …
Khara Khoto: The Lost City of the Silk Road
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. …
Potala Palace – Former residence of Dalai Lamas
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 Village – An Architectural Marvel Suspended in Wadi Doan
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 …
These Silly Shoes Helped Bootleggers Evade Prohibition-Era Cops
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 …
The mummified face of Pharaoh Seti I hailed for its superior preservation
The mummified face of Menmaatre Seti I also known as Sety I of the New Kingdom’s Nineteenth Dynasty pleasantly surprised Egyptologists for its superior preservation. …
The Power of the Workplace Nap: Lessons from Japan
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 …