Until the late 20th century, quinoa, a religious crop and staple food of the Inca, Aymard and Quechua indigenous peoples, was ...

is truly hovering above the sea. Much like Firefall in Yosemite, where the sunlight reflects through Horsetail Waterfall and makes it look like it’s flaming, or Bolivia’s Salar de Uyuni salt ...

With performances by Moby, Empire of the Sun and others, the concerts incorporate immersive 8K projections, spatial ...

People have always gazed at the night sky in wonder, going as far back as the ancient Babylonians. The roots of what we know ...

The sort of views you can only drink in when standing atop a soaring peak are no longer the exclusive purview of mountaineers and monks.

Leave the crampons at home. The sort of views you can only drink in when standing atop a soaring peak are no longer the ...

While the indigenous Aymara population harvests and sells salt crusted ... reinvention. Bolivia’s economic prospects suffered when it gave up its coastline on the Pacific Ocean in 1905 after ...

Isabel also met the love of her life in Dubai — Savio D’Souza, an engineer raised in the city and educated in the US — who ...

There are some places that some say should never be visited regardless of the time of year or how safe the country they're in ...

Bolivia boasts the world’s largest salt flat at Salar de Uyuni ... Russia and the Baltic Sea. Lapland, Finland, ranks seventh on the list. It’s known for the midnight sun and incredible ...