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Adventure
Mar 23, 2015Dig Your Own Diamonds in Arkansas
There is only one place in the world where you can mine for diamonds. It’s not in Africa. It’s not in Russia. It’s right here in the United States. At Arkansas’ Crater of Diamonds State Park, visitors can dig their own gems and — even better — keep what they find.
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TAP Air Portugal: A Milestone Year
From small airline to global success, TAP Air Portugal turns 80 and better than ever.
History
Mar 21, 2015Get a Glimpse of Kukulkan at Chichen Itza
Chichen Itza was one of the largest cities built by the Mayan civilization. Located on the Yucatán Peninsula, the site exhibits a variety of architectural styles, a result of the city’s importance as an economic and cultural focal point from around 700 to 100 AD. The ruling elite governed Chichen Itza’s diverse population, until the city experienced a “collapse”, where much of the ruling class left while a significant population remained living there, an alluring prize for Spanish conquistadors. After decades of conflict, the Yucatán peninsula was eventually claimed as Spanish land.
History
Jan 5, 2015Venture Down into the Catacombs of Rome
In Rome, the practice of burying the dead in underground chambers can be traced back to the Etruscan Civilization of ancient Italy. Although cremation was once popular, funeral customs gradually shifted to inhumation (burial of unburnt remains) and then burial with the rise of Christianity and belief in the bodily resurrection of the Second Coming.
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A New Rhythm of Work in Seoul
SEOUL REDEFINES THE FUTURE OF WORKATION by seamlessly integrating business, leisure and culture across the city. From the established MICE hub of Magok to the creative energy and scenic lifestyle along the Han River, it offers a dynamic ecosystem where productivity and relaxation naturally coexist — positioning Seoul as a global destination for a new way of working and living.
Top Trends
Nov 14, 2014Geocaching
Yes, treasure hunting is real. And you can join in at any age. With a smartphone and a sense of adventure you can discover a hidden trove — steps away from where you walk or drive everyday — this afternoon by geocaching. All around the world, more than 6 million people are participating in a massive quest to hide and find small treasures.