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Nestled between the Santa Ynez Mountains and Pacific Ocean, Santa Barbara is about as close to paradise as mainland USA can get. However, don’t you dare take this SoCal city for some kind of sleepy resort town, as it represents a fertile meeting ground between various cultures, sights, destinations, and activities. Rarely will you find …
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It was 1976. Crew members from the TV show The Six Million Dollar Man were preparing to shoot on location at the Pike Amusement Park in Long Beach, California. The plan was to capture Steve Austin, the titular pricey fellow, riding in one of the cars along the track of a spooky ride called the "Laff in the Dark." The ride featured a tunnel in which ghouls, demons, and skeletons would pop up and scare you as your car jolted from side to side in the dark. While sprucing up the set, a Six Million Dollar employee spotted a mannequin hanging from a noose in the corner. He reached for the mannequin's arm — and the arm broke off in his hand. Looking at the dismembered limb, the worker was astonished to see what looked like bone beneath layers of desiccated skin. This was no mannequin. This was a man.
If you’d like to actually enjoy the views instead of squinting at Google Maps in the driver’s seat, taking a foliage train trip could be the perfect solution.
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At 1.38 billion people, India’s population is just behind China’s in terms of size. Yet India somehow fit into an area just one-third of China’s total land area.
A biodiverse state park in South America’s largest savanna is home to natural springs, sand dunes, and sparkling waterfalls.
In this reel, we're traveling to unfamiliar places. We visit the most crowded island on earth, see how the Aussies live underground and visit a zero-waste to...
In CNN Travel's weekly news roundup, we look at the world's best bars, the best places to sleep and some of the most delicious foods to satisfy your appetites.
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Nevada is a weird state. But this stretch of desert highway might be the oddest in the west, complete with ghost towns, nuclear test site...
Ever dreamed about escaping normal life and settling on your own island getaway? We found out how much it costs and what it takes to buy a private island.
Fish dart across mosaic floors and into the ruined villas, where holidaying Romans once drank, plotted and flirted in the party town of Baiae, now an underwater archaeological park near Naples.
Do you remember the Holiday Inn Holidome? Take a look back at a time when the chain created a covered playground with indoor golf, tiki bars, swimming pools and more.
It is hard to imagine navigating the streets of the world without help from Google Maps. However, while most of us use the app to find our way around, there are some people who use the Google Earth option to 'travel' the world or look for interesting occurrences in the endless collection of images. One Imgur user could put Google Earth under his hobbies, as the guy spends a lot of time exploring various areas of the map and snapping screenshots of places he found most interesting.
Peyote comes from northern Mexico and southern Texas, and has a long history as a hallucinogenic drug. Here's everything you need to know.
All you need is Google Earth, a desired destination, your remote travel comrades, and a bit of imagination.
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And trust me when I say my fellow co-workers and I at REI’s Seattle-area headquarters know a thing or two about getting out of town. Combine the city’s infamous rain with its northern latitude (it’s the most northerly major city in in the Lower 48), and you have a recipe for cabin fever without the cabin. So a midwinter retreat to sunnier locales is an annual tradition for many. Good thing we have the folks at REI Co-op Experiences, our adventure travel outfitters, to turn to for a little inspiration. Well, more than a little: They have nearly 100 trips scheduled between Dec. 2019 and March 2020 alone, and their teams are constantly sending back photos back from their trips, many of which promise warm weather, sunny days and plenty of adventure. And as the Co-op Journal's travel editor, part of my job is sorting through them, which is both a blessing and a curse. Here are a few I’ll be daydreaming of as winter settles in.
Since first arriving on the fabled Indonesian island in the 1970s, Canadian John Hardy has gone from jewelry-brand founder to environmental trailblazer. He and his wife, Cynthia, a silver-haired California native, are well-known around Bali for establishing the “bamboo cathedral” Green School, which instructs future generations in how to be eco-savvy. Some 500 children under the age of 12 now attend, and there are similar projects underway in New Zealand, South Africa, and Mexico.
The serenity that attends a vehicle-free zone is priceless—here’s where to find it
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