Dracula-hunting and bear hides—inside the Romanian region that has it all
The Romanian region that inspired Bram Stoker is more fairy tale than horror story. Here’s your itinerary, from castles to ...
A look inside the growing Black RV camping movement
The number of Black campers in America has doubled in less than a decade, with some community groups teaming up to share ...
Private jets are increasingly replacing car trips—for the ultra-wealthy
The ultra-rich are flying more on private jets, some of which emit more carbon per hour than an average person produces in a ...
This worm-like parasite is killing off Florida’s native snakes
Snake lungworm disease, which infects at least 19 snake species, is poised to spread throughout the southeastern U.S.
Enchanted Soudah: A journey above
Growing up in Soudah, his family did not have a television at home. “There were no distractions, just a simple village life,” remembered Ali. Outside of school, he spent most of his time working in ...
Rain or shine—be prepared with these 8 travel umbrellas
Made of fiberglass, steel, silicone, and recycled PET, the ShedRain Jumbo Compact Umbrella is made to be durable, resisting ...
Workouts don’t have to be so hard. Here’s how low-intensity training transforms your body.
Low-intensity Zone 2 workouts may sound simple, but they can improve metabolic health, help regulate blood sugar, and enhance endurance in the long term.
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National Geographic and Rolex Committed to a Perpetual Planet
Mountains. Rainforests. The ocean. These critical Earth systems provide some of the most basic needs for life on Earth: water, oxygen, a stable climate. But these systems are increasingly at risk ...
How to experience traditional South Korean culture
In South Korea, some 150 historic crafts, customs and celebrations are recognised as National Intangible Cultural Heritage. Experience them to gain a deeper insight into the country, which honours its ...