There is a spot in Turkey where you can take in the beauty of a canyon, while also taking a dip in a swimming pool. ...

Visitors to Utah's Zion National Park may soon need to make a reservation before visiting its main canyon, a first for a U.S. national park. Reservations are just one option officials at the park are considering to manage the overwhelming number of visitors that come to the park each year. Zion, which welcomed 4.3 million people last year, might require online reservations for those who want to explore its main canyon. National Park Service rangers struggle to cope with overcrowded...

Photographer Alexander Khimushin has adopted the nomadic lifestyle, traveling around the globe to photograph the diverse faces of people. (© Alexander Khimushin / The World In Faces) Traveling can often be a time for self-discovery. Photographer has spent the last nine years visiting 84 countries to do just that. “After years of traveling it was getting clearer and clearer to me that the people and their cultures were the best of all my experience,” Khimushin told weather.com Khimushin’s nomadic lifestyle...

Photographer Stijn Hoekstra spent three weeks in Cuba, capturing the essence of life through portrait and street photography. (Stijn Hoekstra) For Stijn Hoekstra, 33, a cinematographer from Amsterdam, visiting Havana was always a dream. “Cuba has been on my list for such a long time, I can’t even remember,” Hoekstra told weather.com. “It has to do with the way the people live there.” His trip to Cuba was focused on capturing the essence of the city through the people. “For...

Grand Prize, and 1st Prize in Nature Category. The power of nature: "Powerful eruption of Colima Volcano in Mexico on December 13th, 2015. That night, the weather was dry and cold, friction of ash particles generated a big lightning of about 600 meters that connected ash and volcano, and illuminated most of the dark scene. On last part of 2015, this volcano showed a lot of eruptive activity with ash explosions that raised 2-3 km above the crater. Most of...

America's National Parks Service celebrates its birthday on August 25 (101 years old this year!), but you don't need a special occasion to celebrate their beauty every day of the year. (MORE: ) One park not to be missed is, located at the convergence of the Colorado and Mojave Deserts in California. The park spans almost 800,000 acres and is famous for its tree-sized yuccas, called Joshua Trees.These, according to Lonely Planet, who thought the upward stretching branches resembled the...

Fugu luggage expands from 9” to 27” in a matter of seconds, making it one of the most versatile luggage options out there. ...

Brick, New Jersey. (Ira Wagner) When struck the northeastern United States in 2012, the New Jersey coast suffered the most severe winds and surf—and the area had the second highest flood in its history. Causing massive destruction (an estimated 77,000 homes were damaged), the landscape of the Jesery Shore was transformed in the aftermath of the storm. But years later, the Jersey Shore is seeing a different kind of transformation—a transformation of its character with the appearance of elevated homes...

While much of World War II history is found in textbooks, there are concrete remains of the war that can be seen underwater today. Underwater photographer Christopher Hamilton, 34, traveled to the Solomon Islands in Papua New Guinea to photograph the now dormant airplanes, such as the Japanese Mitsubishi A6M Zero long-range fighter aircraft. “Photographing wrecks allows me to be near something that has been frozen in time, untouched for so many decades,” said Hamilton. “From a technical point of...

Pizza Barn in Yonkers, NY is home to the Super Slice. ...

Kawasan Falls in the Philippines offers a “hydro massage.” ...

Guy Fieri’s restaurant in Las Vegas serves the craziest nachos we’ve seen. ...

This hotel in Finland has glass igloos to watch the Northern Lights. ...