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Suryagarh at Jaisalmer: A Modern Place with an Old World Charm
Mridula Dwivedi visits the fort at Jaisalmer in Rajasthan, takes a ride on the back of a camel, and explores an abandoned village in the desert.


Caving in Belize. Tab Hauser photo.Jungle Adventures in Belize
In this lightly populated Central American nation, the outdoor activities get you wet, take you into the dark, and give you a thrill.
Staying in a treehouse in England. Sleeping in the Trees of England
You can find luxury rooms in the treetops at these English Treehouse hotels...plus a treetop restaurant.
Walking the Bronte Trail in England. Walking the Bronte Trail
A journey through the countryside of Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights combines the beauty of the country with the timeless appeal of these famous writing sisters.

Riding the Great Waterfront Trail around Lake Ontario. Commemorating the War of 1812 on Bikes
This summer, riders will take a 720 km route all the way around Lake Ontario, and see sites from the War of 1812.
View of Disko Bay, west Greenland. Cruising West Greenland: Spectacular scenery
A trip that takes cruisers to the natural spendor of Iceland then
to the remote western coast of Greenland, gliding among icebergs
How to Travel for Free...Really! How to Travel for Free...Really!
Shelley Seale presents seven clever ways to travel the world for free...it's possible and easier than you think.
 Horseback riding in Namibia. Namibia: A Safari on Horseback
A harsh desert environment presents
a challenge to any horseback rider. "Not for the faint hearted,"is how the trip is described.
Checkpoint Charlie, Berlin. Visiting Berlin is a Balm for the Soul
Sonja's family is German--still, when told she was going to Berlin, Mutti said "why?" And our writer found lots of reasons to love it.
Preparing chicken for the sacred catfish of Burkina Faso Burkina Faso's Sacred Fish
These gigantic nearly five-foot long catfish are sacred, so chickens must be prepared to sacrifice in their honor.

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