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Sometime this year, the harbor of Copenhagen will have its very own floating islands.

"Thanks for the heads up!"

“I found a secret ice cream cafe behind this fake vending machine in South Korea.”

Why is there a castle in Michigan? Apparently, some fellow by the name of Max Helmer developed an obsession with European castles during a tour in Germany and decided he was just going to build one for himself.

Ban Hun Lek museum is located 100 km north from Bangkok. Here, talented artists turn scrap metal into incredible sculptures, mostly robots.

Portobelo-San Lorenzo Fortifications (Province of Colon, District of Cristobal, Panama).

"Pink Lake in Western Australia with the Indian Ocean in the background"

As coronavirus is running rampant across the world, locusts are destroying everything in Eastern Africa. They reproduce so quickly, that a swarm can grow 400-fold in just a month!

I used to travel the world for work. One trip I was drinking with this guy in an airport bar in Texas. A few weeks later, I walk into a restaurant in Maracaibo, Venezuela and I hear “Hey slider728!!!” It was the bar dude from Texas.

“Hughenden Manor, Buckinghamshire. 1890s – 2020. “

Abandoned Chinese fishing village...

This incredibly remote string of over 80 islands is known for stunning beaches and lush forests. With a stunning coastline and waterfalls that would leave you breathless, Vanuatu is a must-see for the avid traveller.

Already planning trips for 2021? Here’s an idea—stunning Sky Lagoon in Iceland, which is set to open next year...

Die-hard Harry Potter fans rejoice, there’s a house dedicated just for you...

Great Sand Dunes National Park, Colorado...

Wartington island only costs $385 thousand and is located a 30-minute boat ride away from Gladston, Queensland.

After the dam was built and the village was flooded by the lake, all its residents had to leave to nearby towns. T

And they end up using fewer bricks than straight walls!

Wieliczka salt mine, near Krakow, Poland, shows that salt can be an art material too! The mine was first opened in the 13th century, and today, it’s a part of the First UNESCO World Heritage List.