Traveling across the globe helps you learn about different cultures, but if you really want to learn about the history, culture or tradition of a place, you should visit the city’s museum. continue reading...
Blowing up a plane is never a laughing matter, especially when the most recent attempt is less than a month away!! continue reading...
Many people believe the Dead Sea provides special cosmetic and healing benefits. The water’s mineral content, as well as the low level of allergens in the air and weakened UV rays in the area are a few of the elements that give the Dead Sea this reputation. One might say the water’s consistency is ‘greasy,’ because of the high mineral and salt levels. However, these ingredients pamper the skin, and are said to stimulate the circulatory system, as well as ease aches and pains. In this video, WatchMojo.com takes a closer look at Israel’s Dead Sea. continue reading...
Chicago’s Field Museum is experiencing a blast from the past! continue reading...
Looking at a monument is like an historical study in itself: many of these structures and sculptures have survived for many years. Here is a list of ten monuments you should check out, if you get the chance:
Who hasn’t at one point wondered what it would be like to ride a water buffalo? Yeah, okay me neither. But clearly someone wants to do it. Check out this list of exotic animals you can ride in different areas of the world:
Ride a Water Buffalo in Vietnam
Ride an Ostrich in South Africa
Ride a Camel in Egypt
Ride a Llama in the United States
Ride a Yak in China
Ride an Elephant in Thailand
Ride a Giant Tortoise in Kenya
Ride a pony that’s painted to look like a zebra in China continue reading...
The head of a 3,000-year-old sculpture of Pharaoh Ramses II has been discovered in Egypt. The head is said to have belonged to a giant sculpture that once stood in the area, about 50 miles northeast of Cairo. The figure’s nose and beard are missing, but otherwise the sculpture is in good condition, despite its age. Archaeologists are still searching the area for the rest of the statue. Read more… continue reading...
