Travelers are discovering the Ming dynasty's own Indiana Jones, an adventurer who dedicated his life to exploring his country's Shangri-Las
Celebrated all over India and around the world, the Hindu festival heralds the beginning of spring
Brave stuntmen have long been riding the near-vertical walls of India's Well of Death—but the popular spectacle is on the decline
Slated to open July 17, the hotel in a Japanese theme park will be staffed by "actroids"
From Paris to Beijing, these historic castles and palaces draw millions of visitors for a glimpse of the lifestyles of the rich and famous
The 31st Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival runs through February 25
The famous naturalist’s revolutionary theory first took shape not in the Galápagos but in the primeval Blue Mountains
From Moroccan postcards to Japanese scrolls, the Sackler Gallery explores five centuries of travel around the Asian continent
In the United States, Halloween is mostly about candy, but elsewhere in the world celebrations honoring the departed have a spiritual meaning
A visit to these hauntingly beautiful cemeteries illuminates more than just mortality
Scientists just discovered some of the world's oldest art in a cave in Indonesia. Want to see more prehistoric masterpieces? Here are eight other options
New measurements revealed the world's largest cave, which is unfortunately off-limits. But what are some other impressive underworlds open for visitors?
A miraculous feat of engineering, the Alishan Forest Railway carries passengers to a land of world-class tea and sought-after sunrises
Food writer and photographer Jean-Pierre Gabriel spent 3 years traveling and developing the ultimate encyclopedia of Thai cuisine
Beautiful and pristine, Sun Moon Lake in Taiwan draws millions of visitors each year
Top places you should see before they die... or at least disappear
3-D digital light projections and interactive sound sculptures transform famous landmarks around Australia's largest city
In the Turkmenistan desert, a crater dubbed "The Door to Hell" has been burning for decades
Now as the country opens up, what will happen to its endangered species? A new three-part series on the Smithsonian Channel explores the issue
Ranked among the world's top five museums, the expansive palace holds over 700,000 artifacts
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