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A tree-lined capital nestled between mountain ranges that serves as the gateway to the legendary Pamir Highway, where the National Museum showcases Silk Road treasures, the green bazaar overflows with pomegranates and walnuts, and the world's second-tallest flagpole once towered over Rudaki Park.
A UNESCO World Heritage complex of 25 medieval Hindu and Jain temples covered in extraordinarily intricate erotic and divine sculptures — the pinnacle of Chandela dynasty art, set against the wild backdrop of Panna National Park's tiger-roaming forests.
Utah's first national park — a cathedral of sculpted sandstone where the Virgin River carved 2,000-foot vermilion cliffs into a labyrinth of slot canyons, hanging gardens, and vertigo-inducing spines like Angels Landing that draw hikers from every corner of the planet.
Travel GuidesKampala is more than a gorilla-trek layover. From the minaret at the Gaddafi Mosque to a street-cart Rolex and the Ndere Troupe's drums, here are 10 things to do that make Uganda's capital worth its own days.
Everything you need for Madeira in one place — when to go, where to sleep, what to eat, and how to drive those hairpin mountain roads without losing your nerve. Plan smarter, spend less, see more.
StoriesThe first night in Denver can knock you flat — thin air, a headache, one beer hitting like three. Then the city pays you back with a Red Rocks sunset and a mountain drive you'll be talking about for years.
StoriesMost travelers day-trip Miyajima and miss its best hours. Stay the night instead, and a slow two-day plan hands you the lit floating torii after dark, the tidal flats at dawn, Mt. Misen before the crowds, and Hiroshima's Peace Park with time to spare.
StoriesA 28-year-old boat rower's daughter shares the best time for golden rice, where to cycle without tourists, and what the caves look like at sunrise.
TipsThe Petronas tickets sell out. The afternoon rain is guaranteed. And the $0.65 nasi lemak will ruin every other breakfast forever.