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TheTravel is an online travel magazine that started in 2018. We share popular travel spots, lesser-known treasures, and stunning scenery right to your screen. Our dedicated team of travel specialists shares their personal experiences from various destinations and activities available at those places. Several of our writers are wanderers, constantly exploring new locations in search of exciting experiences. We also offer historical guides that highlight the significant landmarks found across the globe. TheTravel is a proud member of Valnet Inc.

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Rare Ancient "Message" Discovery Is An Archaeology Breakthrough Connecting Two Surprising Countries

3 days ago | thetravel.com | Jason Dookeran

Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your TheTravel account There are many major discoveries that altered known history, and this recent one might give a nod to relationships in the ancient world no one would have expected. A rare ancient message discovery on Jerusalem's Mount Zion has archaeologists buzzing, as they've unearthed a Ming Dynasty porcelain fragment bearing elegant Chinese text. This tiny messenger from the past connects two seemingly unrelated worlds: imperial China and...
Americans Can Receive $15,000 To Move To This Country And Become Their Own Boss

4 days ago | thetravel.com | Jason Dookeran

Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your TheTravel account There are many reasons why travelers should visit Chile, but moving there is a whole different conversation. The South American nation has been quietly bankrolling American entrepreneurs who move to this country through the aptly named Start-Up Chile program. While most people associate Chile with stunning Andean landscapes and world-class wine, the country has transformed itself into what locals call "Chilecon Valley" — a startup...
Swap Antelope Canyon's Crowds For This Overlooked Arizona Canyon In The Same Area

5 days ago | thetravel.com | Carrie Back

Published 35 minutes ago Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your TheTravel account David Zhang from Canada, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons While vacationing in Arizona, you can visit a number of America's stunning canyons you've probably never even heard of. While not as famous as the Grand Canyon, Antelope Canyon's Upper and Lower sections are some of the lesser-known canyons in the USA and are renowned for their dramatic light beams and narrow passageways. However, as one of the many...
The Sound So Loud It Circled Earth Four Times-But Where Did It Come From?

5 days ago | thetravel.com | Jason Dookeran

The most dangerous volcanoes in the world can be deadly, but they rarely muster up the sheer sound that could burst eardrums. This one did, though. On 27 August 1883, a volcano named Krakatoa, nestled between the islands of Java and Sumatra in Indonesia, didn't just erupt; it obliterated itself from existence, producing the loudest sound in recorded human history.
Earth's Orbit Triggers Ice Ages, And The Next Is Expected Sooner Than You'd Think

6 days ago | thetravel.com | Jason Dookeran

Among the Ice Age's "greatest hits" was the formation of the Great Lakes, but what most people don't realize is that there's another ice age coming...and it'll get here sooner than most expect. Earth has a flair for the dramatic with its climate, occasionally wrapping entire continents in massive ice sheets before thawing them out again. Scientists have finally cracked the code behind what triggers ice ages, and the answer is literally out of this world.
Spanning 500 Miles, This Breathtakingly Scenic Bus Route May Also Be The World's Loneliest

6 days ago | thetravel.com | Gia Marcos

Published 38 minutes ago Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your TheTravel account Alaska is known for its vast wilderness, home to the most isolated place in the U.S. and America's least-visited national park. Somewhere in these virtually uncharted regions is also the world's loneliest bus route, the Dalton Highway Express. It's much shorter than U.S. Route 50, "The Loneliest Road in America," a coast-to-coast highway that stretches 3,019 miles. But Dalton Highway feels a lot more...
The Oldest Hotel In The World Has Been Run By The Same Family For 52 Generations

1 week ago | thetravel.com | Gia Marcos

Japan boasts many record-holding attractions, from the world's smallest park in Nagaizumi to the first-ever robot hotel that now employs humans. While its quirky man-made structures attract attention, the Land of the Rising Sun also draws travelers for its natural beauty, vibrant culture, and rich history. All these characteristics intersect in the Guinness-certified oldest hotel in the world, Nishiyama Onsen Keiunkan.
Whales Evolved From A Goat-Sized, Four-Legged Furry Creature That Looks Like A Dog-Rodent Hybrid

1 week ago | thetravel.com | Rhonda Fletcher

Whales are beautiful creatures and are vital in keeping our oceans healthy. The mysterious sands of Pakistan have long protected a significant milestone in whale evolutionary understanding. But thanks to Philip Gingerich and his research team, strange mammal fossils were discovered in the early 1980s. The fossil evidence, furry and four-footed, was quickly recognized as a 50-million-year-old cetacean ancestor.
The Real "King Kong" Lived In The U.S. And Was The Largest Gorilla Ever On Record

1 week ago | thetravel.com | Jason Dookeran

Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your TheTravel account Some species of gorillas are among the world's most endangered animals, yet they are still a part of our popular culture. While the fictional King Kong stomped and roared into cinematic history in 1933, America quietly housed its colossal primate superstar. Enter Phil the Gorilla, who earned the distinction of being the largest gorilla ever on record. Phil's impressive bulk and charismatic personality drew crowds from nationwide long...
One Of Oregon's Most Underrated Beach Towns Has Three State Parks And A Cute Downtown

1 week ago | thetravel.com | Felix Ngeso

Stretching over 360 miles, the Oregon Coast is lined with scenic beach towns that draw crowds with awe-inspiring views and iconic landmarks. The most popular is Cannon Beach, known for its charming downtown, unbeatable views, and the iconic Haystack Rock, a unique 235-foot monolith. Cannon Beach and others like Seaside and Manzanita offer no shortage of activities, but with such popularity comes crowds and rising prices.