Category: Travel

Before you travel, learn about the geography and climate of Vietnam, along with the environmental issues facing the country.

Beginning and ending in Calgary, this road trip takes you on a 1,200-kilometer (745-mile) loop through this varied Canadian province.

Many travelers descend upon this section of the Bluegrass State with nothing but bourbon on their minds. If that’s you, use this travel map and itinerary to plan your trip and your tastings.

While many myths surround the Lincoln Memorial, the rumor that something exists under the iconic structure is actually true. Read on to discover what's hiding beneath the iconic memorial.

In addition to being a picturesque fishing village, Sarteneja is the only place on mainland Belize where you can watch the sun set over the water. Here's everything you need to plan a visit to Sarteneja.

This itinerary takes you through southern Ontario’s highlights, from Toronto to Niagara Falls, the Muskoka Lakes, Algonquin Provincial Park, and Ottawa, the nation’s capital. It’s easiest to do if you have a car, or pick up a rental car when you leave Toronto (you won’t need it in the city).

By driving in a rough loop, you can hit all the top destinations of the West—San Francisco, Yosemite, Las Vegas, the Grand Canyon and LA—in two weeks. This day-by-day route begins in San Francisco, but you can just as easily start in Los Angeles or Las Vegas if that works better for you.

The world is full of magical places, from well-known sites like Stonehenge and Uluru to lesser-known destinations like Angkor Wat and the Fairy Glen on the Isle of Skye. But you don't have to travel far to find enchantment. Here are some of the most magical, mystical places in America.

For the most intimate view of Puerto Vallarta, stay in a comfortable hotel within close walking distance of the colorful Old Town sights, cafés, restaurants, and shops. Author Justin Henderson offers a five-day itinerary that features the best of this beautiful city.

Whether you're looking for the best place to pitch a tent for views of the night sky, RV campsites, or wheelchair-accessible options, here's where to go camping in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks.