There's only one rink in the country—and it's tiny—but the Kenya Ice Lions have their sights set on the Olympics.

Long stereotyped as food for the poor, the local delicacy’s gastronomical stature has grown as foodies flock to Oaxaca, Mexico, to sample the crunchy snack.

In 1976, National Geographic asked actor Robert Redford to follow in the footsteps of the Wild West's greatest outlaws. This ...

Antalya may be the gateway to Türkiye’s most popular beach destinations, but linger in the city and you’ll discover genuine ...

Undisturbed and discreet, Anguilla sits in the eastern Caribbean Sea and stuns with a rare stillness that permeates both above and below the water. While experienced divers may flock to the warm ...

In recent years, probiotic supplements have been publicized as a miracle cure for everything from digestive woes to mental health ailments and hormonal imbalances. The idea is compelling: Swallow some ...

President Donald Trump would likely face legal scrutiny if he tried to send the National Guard into cities like Chicago or New York without support from governors in those states, legal analysts have ...

Portland’s Union Station is one of the most beautiful places to catch a train, according to National Geographic. National Geographic put together a list of eight U.S. train stations that the magazine ...

Switzerland's largest city surprises visitors with its crackling creativity, cool post-industrial quarter and daring street art. The Kunsthaus Zurich is the biggest gallery in Switzerland by area and ...

Since 1936, license plates in Maine have been emblazoned with the slogan "Vacationland." That's little wonder, considering the state boasts 3,500 miles of coastline, 6,000 lakes, and dozens of ...

Mexico's $30 billion Tren Maya railway was built to unite the country and honor ancient Maya sites. Now that it’s up and running, the true cost of progress is finally becoming clear. The water in this ...

Samuel Woodring was the first superintendent of Grand Teton National Park, leading the operations of 480 square miles of jagged mountains, alpine lakes and wooded meadows beginning in 1929. In 1963, a ...