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We’ve never seen this rare squid alive in the wild—until now
Reporting in this article is presented by the National Geographic Society in partnership with Rolex under the National Geographic and Rolex Perpetual Planet Ocean Expeditions. It was late on Christmas
200 years ago, tourists flocked to Paris—to see decomposing corpses
In 1870s Paris, expensive plate glass panes meant one of two things: high-end shopping or public spectacle. At la Morgue de Paris, it meant both. Inside, the city’s unclaimed dead
Love Sicily but not the crowds? Visit the island of Salina instead.
Hop on a hydrofoil from Milazzo, Sicily, and in less than two hours you’ll find yourself on the beautiful island of Salina. Stromboli’s volcano stands tall on the distant horizon,
Why spiritual tourism is on the rise, from Stonehenge to Sedona
As the sun rises at Chaco Canyon, shadows stretch across ancient sandstone with such precise astronomical alignment that it’s easy to believe it was designed for a cosmic purpose. At
City tours have stepped up their game—these are Europe’s most exciting
This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). There was a time when a perfunctory potter round the key sites with a dusty guide serviced by an even dustier
How one woman is inspiring a new future for Africa’s nomadic herders
Long before European powers carved up West Africa and independent African states inherited their contemporary borders, a great nomadic tradition began—one that continues and evolves today. Around November, as the
Do dogs need people to survive? The truth might hurt.
In late April, a miniature dachshund named Valerie was found healthy and alert on Kangaroo Island, just off the coast of Adelaide, Australia—after she had been missing for 529 days.
Can the Fulani—Africa’s great nomadic people—save their way of life?
Near the southern edge of the Sahara desert, millions of people in some 20 West and Central African countries share a way of life. Year after year, they take part in
Nora’s bank balance was declining due to THIS
Nora Fatehi who is wooing everyone lately for her acting skills and roles in projects like ‘Be Happy’ and ‘The Royals’ apart from her dancing skills has opened up on
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