Places

This creepy forest lies in the shadows of Mount Fuji, and is one of the most densely packed forests out there.

The Eagle Pass Hotel from “No Country For Old Men” is actually called the Plaza Hotel.

This hotel, called The Ark, hasn`t been built yet, but it’s designed for life after global warming. Half of it is underwater, and it can also endure floods and earthquakes.

Celebrating summer, McDonald’s Japan has just introduced its line of McFizz soft drinks.

Ethiopian officials claim they planted over 350 million trees in an effort to restore the country’s landscape.

Lemurs are a unique family of prosimian primates that almost look like a combination of a monkey and a cat.

ALABAMA: There’s a store in Alabama that sells unclaimed baggage.

Samai Khammongkul leads a double life. On weekdays, he is a manager of “Charoen Pokphand”, Thailand’s largest private company and one of world’s largest conglomerates, but in his free time he puts on his custom Predator costume, gets on one of his four Predator-themed motorcycles and becomes an intergalactic trophy hunter.

Welcome to The Leela Palace Udaipur, a stunning, 80-room resort in Udaipur, Rajasthan, India.

Influencers from all over the world are loving this resort.

Located near the Siberian city of Novosibirsk and dubbed the “Siberian Maldives” or “Novosibirsk Maldives”, this gorgeous lake is actually a man-made toxic dump used to dump ash from a nearby coal plant.

Kawakanih Yawalapiti, 9, Upper Xingu Region Of Mato Grosso, Brazil.

Each year, US News & World Report ranks the top vacation destinations across the world with its "Best Vacation Destinations", and here is their list for 2019.

The area where Alex Robciuc takes most of his photos is situated in the beautiful region called Transylvania.

A bride in Yemen usually wears a golden ceremonial dress with a lot of traditional gold and silver jewelry.

The cause of the explosion was two-fold. The first major issue was that the power station was built with faulty construction and what American physicist and Nobel laureate Hans Bethe has called "built-in instability."

On Monday evening, visitors at Chicago’s Willis Tower Skydeck had a scary surprise...