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Step inside the awe-inspiring Hagia Sophia to uncover its massive dome, golden mosaics, and imperial galleries. Discover the stories behind empresses, emperors, and sacred relics, from the healing ...

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Whether you want to go glamping in the Caribbean or witness wildlife in the Serengeti, these 22 awe-inspiring lodgings are worth planning a trip around. On St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands, the Pink ...

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Every year, millions of people across the world give up alcohol for a month—a tradition that started as Dry January, and has expanded into similar efforts, such as Sober October. Whether it’s part of ...

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“Any viewer’s tongue will grow shorter trying to describe it,” marveled the inveterate traveler Ibn Battuta while visiting Jerusalem in 1326. “This is one of the most fantastic of all buildings, of ...