For many visitors, Whittier, Alaska, resembles a post-apocalyptic movie set, with its entire population of 263 residents living, working, and attending school within a single building, largely isolated from the outside world.

A 12-year-old girl suffered a severe neck injury from a monkey bite during a family vacation in Bali, despite not provoking the animal.

Contrary to modern Japanese perceptions of tattoos, the indigenous Ainu people once practiced facial and hand tattooing on women as a symbol of maturity and beauty.

Abandoned since the 1990s, Houtouwan village in China has been overtaken by lush vegetation, almost entirely engulfing its houses.

Closed businesses, attacks, and arson in Nepal have led some Vietnamese tourists to forfeit tour payments or cut their trips short, seeking a swift return home.

Polar bear hunting sparks debate in Canada, but Indigenous communities assert their right to self-determination.

In just two minutes, Hong Kong artisans can transform a blob of hot sugar into vibrant animals, an ancient folk technique likened to magic.

Turkish police warn a tourist could face a five-year prison sentence for disrespecting the country's flag.

American traveler Arjun Malaviya has ventured solo through war zones, explored remote islands, and conquered 118 countries before turning 20.

Following the 2023 Titan submersible tragedy, a company is investing 20 million USD to develop a submarine for tourists wishing to visit the Titanic wreckage, with operations expected to begin next year.

The people of Bhutan, the "happiness kingdom", are reminded of death daily to understand life's value and achieve true happiness.