Fifteen miles outside of the District of Columbia in Langley Virginia lies the headquarters of one of the United States' most important organizations - the Central Intelligence Agency. The source of great heroism, secrecy, and controversy over the years, the CIA employs an estimated 17,500 people.
Read MoreToronto is a city with an international culture and a vibrant downtown. But like many North American cities, it grew up as a center for industry and transportation.
Read MoreThe mysteries of ancient Egypt have been an attraction for explorers, scientists, and conquerors throughout the ages. Even today, the mere possibility that a new dig will uncover the tomb or treasure of an unknown pharaoh or additional relics from the Old Kingdom will attract worldwide attention.
Read MoreFlorida has many exciting attractions and beaches for families to enjoy. One of the most interesting and important ones is the Kennedy Space Center Visitor’s Complex housed on a large island in Titusville.
Read MoreAfter traveling less than 2 miles, the carrier suddenly begins to list to port, then lists some more, tips over and sinks to the bottom in 300 feet of water in just a few minutes.
Read MoreThe Sierra Nevada Mountains located along the eastern edge of California and part of Nevada include peaks rising between 7,000 to 14,000 feet above sea level. The Sierra Nevada’s consist of granite and sedimentary rocks uplift.
Read MoreOne of the most unique and inspiring natural wonders to visit in the United States is the Muir Woods National Monument located just twelve miles north of the Golden Gate Bridge in a forested valley.
Read MoreOne of the most interesting places to see in South Africa is the Cape Peninsula.
Read MoreWhen Captain George Vancouver explored the coastal areas of Alaska by sea in 1794, he saw large wilderness areas, abundant animals and marine life, and majestic mountains.
Read MoreThe Grand Canyon is not the largest gorge in the world. However, its natural beauty and ancient geologic formations have awed scientists and visitors for over 150 years.
Read MoreThe vastness of the Australian continent is almost as incomprehensible today as it was when James Cook claimed the region around modern Sydney as English territory in the late 1800s and named it New South Wales.
Read MoreThe High Atlas Mountains of Morocco stretch for over five hundred miles across the interior of the country.
Read MoreThroughout history, people have been drawn to beautiful Bay of Naples to enjoy its pleasant climate and unique geology. Today, most people visit the relatively intact ruins of the ancient cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum.
Read MoreWhile there are over two dozen higher peaks in the country, Pike’s Peak has developed into a popular destination because of its historic association with the development of the west, commanding views, and easy access to the summit.
Read MoreThis World Heritage Site which is the size of the State of Rhode Island is known for its sheer mountains, alpine wilderness, tall sequoia trees and spectacular waterfalls.
Read MoreTravelers to Scotland often start their trip with a visit the cities of Edinburg or Glasgow to sample the unique culture, history, and flair of the Scots.
Read MoreTurkey is one of the world's greatest archaeological destinations that contains not only the historic city of Istanbul, but also well-preserved ruins of Greek, Lycian, Roman, and Byzantine cities, and natural wonders like Cappadocia and Pamukkale.
Read MoreThe 15 miles of waterfront between the port city of Danang and the riverside town of Hoi An have developed into a destination which blends modern resorts and Vietnamese culture with French colonial traditions.
Read MoreTravel inland through the mountains to the Jostedalsbreen National Park to see the Briksdal Glacier, which is the most accessible and best-known arm of the largest glacier in continental Europe.
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