In New Guinea, the knobbly, pineapple-like nuts of the pandanus tree are preserved during famine, smashed into pudding, consumed during ceremonies, and connected to the earliest signs of humanity in the region. Over time, the harvesting expeditions took on ritual significance, and spurred the development of a hidden form of language.
Our May 2019 trip is almost sold out! On this unique adventure, we'll dive into all things medieval with our experienced local guide.
Our fellow mammal can take the heat. Chinese researchers were studying the diets of these furry friends when they discovered that chili peppers are the snack of choice for tree shrews.
True explorers are never unprepared, no matter if their travels take them near or far. We want to hear about the objects you never leave home without. What essential items do you always carry with you?
The Zone Rouge, or Red Zone, is a swath of northeastern France that was so damaged by the fighting of World War I it was deemed unfit for human habitation. Even today, some areas are still off-limits.
While Mongolia is a treasure trove of fossils, the country's riches have long been smuggled beyond its borders. This was the case for the museum's entire collection, until international courts successfully mandated their return.
The MV Glenachulish, the world's last manually operated turntable ferry, has transported passengers from Scotland's mainland to the Isle of Skye for nearly 50 years.
In Chinchilla, known as the "Melon Capital of Australia," watermelon skiing takes center stage at the town's biennial Melon Festival.
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