Abrar Al-Heeti is a senior technology reporter for CNET, with an interest in phones, streaming, autonomous vehicles, internet trends, entertainment, pop culture and digital accessibility.

From epic water fights and night-long cave raves to extravagant fruit-laden parades, these kooky events all make the most of the coast. Songkran, or Thailand's Buddhist New Year, is a celebration ...

The digital twin has the potential to allow more visitors to experience it in a less destructive and more collaborative way. National Geographic’s "Titanic: Digital Resurrection" premieres April ...

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“It's about being wise about the way that we're using it ... Norie Quintos is a frequent contributor to National Geographic. Follow her on Instagram.

Joel Sartore's latest book, "National Geographic Photo Ark ... Still, the keepers pressed on, so we made our way across the zoo and into a maternity stall in the tapir holding area.

so what better way to take in the glory of the season than a hike through wildflower-filled fields? Whether you want to inhale fresh mountain air in a massively popular National Park in Tennessee ...

The Stausee-Tafeltour loop offers travelers a way to experience Germany's rich ... This story was created with the support of the German National Tourist Board.

Spanning over 2,400 miles when it was created by the Bureau of Public Roads, it stretched from Lake Michigan in the northeast all the way to Hollywood ... the views of National Geographic ...

Traditionally, these plays have emphasized violence and suffering. Around the world, processions continue to be a symbolic way that communities observe Good Friday. In Guatemala, for instance ...

The first time National Geographic Explorer Pablo “Popi” Garcia ... offering greetings as he makes his way through the colony. “Going back to a penguin colony is always a party, so I ...