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  • Have A Refreshing Dip In Jacob’s Well

    Jacob's Well in Texas is a popular diving spot for thrill seekers despite the fact that at least eight divers have lost their lives here over the years.

  • The River Of Five Colors In Colombia

    Also known as the River of Five Colors, Caño Cristales is the most spectacular river in Colombia and, quite possibly, the whole world.

  • Discover China's Best-Kept Secret

    Jiuzhaigou Valley in Sichuan, China was hailed by BBC Holiday as the most stunning place on earth.

  • You Have To See This Scenic Time Lapse Of The Fall Season In Asheville

    Enjoy the colorful view from above with this homage to Fall in the mountains and discover why Asheville, North Carolina is listed as a top vacation destination for fall foliage.

  • What Happens In The Biggest Hedonistic Gathering In The Heat Of The Nevada Desert?

    Check out this view of the recently concluded Burning Man from the eyes of a drone in the sky.

  • Halloween in Pumpkin House (Kenova, West Virginia)

    Take in 3,000 points of light in Kenova, WV. This illuminated wonder takes center stage at a Victorian house, dating back to 1891, at 748 Beech Street. In times past, the house won fame for securing a visit from President Grover Cleveland; in recent years, it’s garnered national media attention for its colorful, glowing jack-o-lanterns.

  • Scream and shout in Shocktoberfest!

    Sorry, no “Naked and Scared” haunted house at Shocktoberfest this year, now that Pennsylvania township officials have had their say. But fret not, Halloween-goers can still enjoy the “prude option,” exploring this spooky house in Sinking Spring, PA, in their, um, knickers.

  • Best cosplay in New York Comic Con

    Gear up as the X-Men or any other favorite action hero at the largest comic and pop culture celebration on the East Coast. Showcasing the latest in comics, graphic novels, video games, anime and more, New York Comic Con kicks off at the Jacob Javitz Convention Center on Oct. 10 -- this year’s lineup includes the cast of The Walking Dead.

  • A walking tour of Dublin prison

    Book ahead for tours of the Old Kilmainham Gaol jail that held heroes of Ireland's fight for independence from the 1780s to the 1920s, in addition to regular Dubliners including 7-year-old children arrested for petty theft. The eerie cells and execution sites might make your hair stand on end. More recently, the jail has starred as the location for movies, including The Italian Job, In the Name of the Father and Michael Collins.

  • Street band performing on Grafton street

    The heart of Dublin's traditional shopping district, the half dozen short, colorful blocks that make up Grafton Street are crammed with shoppers, strollers, buskers and tourists ambling the pedestrian street from Trinity College up to leafy Stephen's Green. No visit is complete without a stop at legendary "clattery café," Bewley's, for tea and a bun.

  • Stunning Christ Church Cathedral!

    Founded in the year 1028, the Cathedral remains an important part of Ireland's religious life and identity. A vast medieval crypt lurks underneath and ghoulish sights, such as the heart of Dublin's patron saint, Lawrence O'Toole, and a mummified cat and rat, are on show.

  • Guinness Storehouse in Dublin

    One of 2 main stops on any brew to-do list in Dublin, St. James's Gate is the home of Guinness, and, as a result of all the thirsty visitors pouring into the city, the Guinness Storehouse is the country's most popular attraction. Tours, tastings and Guinness-pouring master classes are all part of the allure.

  • Salento cultural coffee landscape

    Tucked among the verdant hills of Colombia's Coffee Triangle or eje cafetero region, Salento is a colorful town that attracts locals and travelers. The town's biggest attraction is its traditional bahareque architecture: a collection of one- and two-story buildings, mostly white but with doors and window frames adorned in brightly painted colors.

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