A visit to Caminito del Rey is not for the faint of heart. Often referred to as “the world’s most dangerous walkway,” Caminito del Rey—or, King’s Little Pathway—is a footbridge that dangles over 330 feet above a mammoth gorge known as El Chorro in Ardales, Spain, that has been the site of more than a…
When humankind faced the idea of mortality many moons ago, someone probably wondered: What if we could live forever? Longer, happier lives have become an obsession with many, especially in this age of health anxiety. Blue zones may hold the secrets to achieving more fulfilling, if not eternal, lives. One such haven is Costa Rica,…
In the 1930s, Monowi, Nebraska was a modest town with a population of about 150 people. Proximity to a rail line and fertile soil attracted farmers attempting to cultivate community and provide for their families. As the 20th century marched on, Monowi’s fortunes changed, and the town’s population began to decline. By the early 2000s,…
Traveling to Europe is an exciting opportunity to experience diverse cultures, historical landmarks, and breathtaking landscapes. However, staying connected while moving between countries can be challenging. Traditional SIM cards often come with high roaming fees and the inconvenience of frequent swaps. Enter the Europe eSIM—a modern, hassle-free solution for seamless connectivity during your travels. This…
The Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area—which is named after the Delaware River—spans the states of New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Visitors can escape some of the East coast’s most densely populated urban areas to enjoy a serene corridor of nature that is bursting with waterfalls, a meandering river, and forests that are dotted with historic…
Cities such as Santa Fe and Taos attract travelers from the four corners of the globe who enjoy art, the stark beauty of the desert, and a distinctive culture that is steeped in Latino and Native American traditions. New Mexico is also home to several lesser-known vibrant, interesting small towns. Silver City is a hidden…
From the 1800s until 1920, Granville, Tennessee—which is located approximately one hour east of Nashville—was a thriving riverboat town. After riverboat travel declined, Granville transformed into a vibrant farm town. In the 1970s, much of Granville’s farmland receded into the Cumberland River and Granville steadily became a ghost town that risked fading into oblivion. In…
There is no mandatory requirement for travel insurance when heading off on a grand foreign adventure. Many travelers do without to save themselves money for more exciting things. However, you never know when the insurance will help because you can’t plan for every single thing that happens on vacation. A solid travel insurance policy will…
