Vikings haven’t pillaged the Shetland Islands in more than 500 years but a walk through its capital city of Lerwick in late January may offer the impression that the warriors still have business to...

The princely state of Rajasthan is India’s largest state. Predominantly desert, its barren landscape has shaped and been shaped by the distinct and remarkable people who inhabit it—Hindus, Muslims,...

They say opposites attract and in Providence, Rhode Island, they’ve perfected the art of blending two very different elements (fire and water) into one unbelievably cool attraction: Waterfire. Back...

Whether you’re looking to immerse yourself in art, music, food, comedy, film, or all of the above, you’ll be blown away by the variety of celebrations Montréal hosts throughout the year. With more ...

When planning a visit to China, most tourists immediately think of the main attractions such as the Great Wall. Why not immerse yourself in Chinese culture and history and book a trip in October? O...

Religion in Taiwan is bursting at the seams with fascinating beliefs, tribes and aboriginal peoples. There is no single, universal religion in Taiwan; rather, a complex array of belief systems exis...

For Americans, the summer is synonymous with the birth of the nation. Indeed, Independence Day – or the Fourth of July – is the time of year when the country celebrates its founding. Barbecues and ...

In search of a unique trip for the kids? Fun for the whole fam, Idaho offers great seasonal activities, festivals and outdoor adventures any time of the year to educate and inspire.

Celebrations are a part of Australian culture. That might explain why we have so many rich and rare events. Some showcase scenery and topography; others celebrate our sporting passions. Some commem...

For most Americans, the 4th of July conjures up plenty of vivid, nostalgic sentiments: American pie, barbecues, friends, family and fun. Whether you're setting off your own fireworks or making a ro...