Travel & Adventure

In a bustling city of millions, how do you capture people's attention long enough to spark a conversation? Get them on the go, of course! That's how...

In a remote village of northeastern India, locals have been "growing" bridges from living trees for hundreds of years. You wouldn't be wrong to say...

Skiing is pedestrian. Why not up the ante? Maybe add a galloping horse? Welcome to the sport of skijoring. Meet rider Richard Weber III, skier Darin...

For 75 years, Colma, Calif., has been steadily collecting bodies, and it's constantly getting ‘deader.’ As of 2009, there were 1,500 living res...

Intense dark, intense pressure (literally) and certain death upon mechanical failure. Welcome to exploration in the deep ocean. We caught up with...

Imagine holding your breath as you fall endlessly deeper into the sea. For some, it sounds like a nightmare, but for others it's heaven on earth. Take...

Merillanos Saez (aka “Juanita La Cariñosa”) is a Cholita — an iconic and colorful Bolivian woman. Unlike most Bolivian women, however, she has dedica...

You may never master the skill, but that doesn't mean you can't enjoy the flow. Layer up, pack your rod and hit the icy streams with fly fisherman...

In 2011, the Khun Narin Electric Phin Band uploaded a video of one of their performances to YouTube. Two years later, they were signed to L.A.'s...

Dancer Peter Vosper sheds light on what happens on an average weeknight when a room full of strangers is enclosed in a dark room. Individuals unite at...

Dark Harbor on Grand Manan Island is the dulse capital of the world. Dulsers pick edible seaweed off the low tide. Dulsers tend to run in generations....

Most of the time, riding horses means taking up the reigns, holding on tight and feeling the smoothness and power of the animal, but what if you could...