With an annual average temperature of 34.4 °C, Dallol, Ethiopia is the hottest inhabited place on Earth. Let’s explore this seemingly hostile alien site.

Even the strongest of all architectural structures deteriorates over time but not Italy’s Cattedrale Vegetale, a cathedral built out of living trees!

Its unmatched charm, one-of-a-kind erotic art and great cultural significance make the group of Khajuraho temples in India a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

With its mild climate, peaceful environment and engaging sports activities, Bled is truly an admirable destination you can’t dare to miss in Slovenia.

I bet your ideal home would’t be close to these futuristic dwellings in Lithuania. Could these ‘rolling homes’ be the future of living? You better find out.

Cascading magnificently in the jungles of Nkongsamba, Cameroon, Ekom Nkam Falls (Chutes d’Ekom) is not just any ordinary waterfall – It’s Tarzan’s waterfall! Gear up and prepare for an adventure in the jungle!

Found at the northwest base of Mount Fuji is Aokigahara, the forbidden suicide forest of Japan. Would you be brave to explore this terrifying forest?

The living bridges in Meghalaya, India are indeed products of creativity and resourcefulness. Learn how the locals built these ingenious root bridges.

White Desert, an award-winning tour operator, gives everyone a chance to camp and get close encounters with the flightless birds of Antarctica.

Hat Yai Lantern Festival, also known as the “Colours of the South”, is one of the most attractive festivals you just can’t miss in Thailand this November.

From the home of the Clootie Wells comes another mystifying phenomenon that continues to intrigue people until now – the coin trees of the United Kingdom.

There’s beauty in lifelessness and you can just tell when you visit Deadvlei in Namibia. It is without a doubt the most beautiful “dead” place on earth!