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Have you ever wanted to leave everything behind and head out on the road in an old van? Most people have, at least once. That restless urge sits at the heart of Into the Wild, Sean Pennβs raw and deeply affecting film based on the real story of Christopher McCandless, the young man who renamed…
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Die-hard fans of the show Game of Thrones agree that one of the most memorable episodes of the series is “Kissed by Fire,” when Jon Snow has a romantic rendezvous with his nemesis-turned-lover Ygritte in a gorgeous cave that looks as fantastical as the dragons that that fly through the skies of Westeros. Located in…
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A pointy ledge that resembles the tongue of a mischievous troll, known as Trolltunga, is Norway‘s most famous rock formation. Situated 2,300 feet above the gleaming Lake Ringedalsvatnet, hiking to Trolltunga takes between 7-12 hours from start to finish. If you’re a seasoned, physically fit hiker who is yearning to experience the scenic vista of…
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In the late 19th century, logging was all the rage in the American Midwest. In order to amuse themselves and unwind after hours of backbreaking work, loggers began to circulate tales of a burly fictional logger named Paul Bunyan who had the strength of 10 men. Paul Bunyan‘s fame spread nationwide in the early 20th…
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Escape rooms in Los Angeles have always been and will continue to be in high demand! They are distinguished by their unique plots, interesting puzzles, and atmospheric decorations. Such places are considered the best option for those looking for an exciting experience and who want to test their minds. Have you ever heard of the…
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One of Italy‘s most magnificent hidden beaches is located in the charming Italian town of San Nicola Arcella. Travelers often pass by secluded Arcomagno Beach without knowing what they have missed. Arcomagno Beach is home to a towering natural arch that leads to a secret pebble beach. Viewing the pristine aquamarine waters of the Tyrrhenian…
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Most visitors experience Turkey through Istanbulβs skyline or Antalyaβs beaches. Central and western Turkey remain quieter, slower β and far more intimate. Here, history isnβt fenced off behind crowds, and landscapes unfold without spectacle. I put together a self-drive route through four lesser-known Turkish cities, passing through Sufi cultural centers, ancient ruins, Ottoman fortresses, national…
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In the 19th and 2oth century, the rugged and beautiful land where Bear Rocks Preserve now stands was the site of unchecked logging and cattle grazing. Over time, a mighty red spruce and hemlock forest diminished until only a few scrawny red spruce trees remained. Thankfully, conservationists in West Virginia recognized the splendor of Bear…