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Lesser-known destinations, islands, and natural wonders worth discovering.
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Iconic landmarks, ancient wonders, and awe-inspiring sites across the globe.
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Journey along history's greatest trading pathways that connected civilizations and shaped the world.
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Discover the world's most enchanting islands, from volcanic peaks to pristine coral archipelagos.
Spring Around the World
Explore spring traditions, festivals, and seasonal facts from cultures around the globe.
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71 fact-checked travel facts — the question, the verified answer, and the story behind it.
The Tren a las Nubes, which climbs to over 13,000 feet using a self-propelled railcar instead of a locomotive, crosses the Andes in which South American country?
Argentina's Tren a las Nubes climbs to 13,615 feet using no locomotives; instead, a single railcar with its own engine pushes itself up the Andes mountains.
Which Canadian city is home to RESO, an underground network of tunnels, malls, and metro stations spanning roughly 20 miles?
Montreal built an underground city called RESO connecting 20 miles of tunnels, malls, and metros—residents can spend entire winters without seeing sunlight aboveground.
In what year did the outside world first learn of Derinkuyu, Turkey's massive underground city?
Derinkuyu, Turkey's eight-story underground city, could shelter 20,000 people and remained completely unknown to the outside world until 1963.
Beneath which European capital did squatters reportedly build an entire hidden neighborhood, complete with homes, churches, and a cinema, in its old underground quarries?
Paris's underground quarries once housed entire neighborhoods of squatters who built homes, churches, and even a cinema in the darkness beneath the city.
Since it never travels after dark, what does the Rocky Mountaineer do each night during its multi-day Canadian route?
The Rocky Mountaineer train in Canada deliberately travels only during daylight hours and stops moving at sunset, so passengers never miss scenery or travel in darkness.
New Zealand's TranzAlpine train, famous for crossing a gorge so narrow that passengers can nearly touch both canyon walls at once, passes through which mountain range?
New Zealand's TranzAlpine train crosses a gorge so narrow that passengers can almost touch the canyon walls from both sides of the carriage simultaneously.