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Hi dear Hivers in the Worldmappin community. Today I...

A sudden trip to a place which is associated with any mythological events and story becomes quite fascinating. I was surprised to learn a...

Last Year I enjoyed some time in Croatia and Slowenia. Since there was no nice weather in Austria and I managed to get a free day on Frid...

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Since more than 20 years ago, when I had not yet been to Thessaloniki, I heard stories about unbearable crowds in that city. "But th...

For decades, archaeologists have been fascinated by the Skhul Cave remains, a set of human fossils found in Israel that seem to blur the ...

Really need to find the time to make a good @cleanplanet post, did a little cleaning down by the river, but also Harvested some rocks for...

Hello Everyone!! I was only 35 when I visited this beautiful place in Sri Lanka, I honestly was surprised to realize that it took me this...

The ancient ruins of the palace speak of the deep mystery and heritage of a time. They are the ruins of a story written on the pages of ...

The trees whispered sacred stories of the pride and glory from the ancient kingdom of Medang. A thick scent of inscense made a sincere t...

Posted on @vibhash | #travel #india #mystery #himalayas High in the Himalayas, hidden under snow and silence, lies Roopkund Lake — bette...

It is not for nothing that Turkey is called the Mecca of tourism: with due zeal, every vacationer can find anything here. The thing is t...

Recently, I had the opportunity to explore Lalbagh Fort for the very first time. This stunning historical site is nestled in Old Dhaka, r...

Stonehenge: The OG Solar Calendar (Or Maybe Just a Really Fancy Rock Circle) Honestly, What Was Going On Out There? Stonehenge has been b...

Stonehenge: The OG Solar Calendar (Or Maybe Just a Really Fancy Rock Circle) Honestly, What Was Going On Out There? Stonehenge has been b...

Neanderthal "Fat Factory" Found: 125,000-Year-Old Bones Reveal Ice Age Survival Tricks A groundbreaking discovery from Germany ...

For over two millennia, the Karnak Temple Complex stood not just as a religious sanctuary but as the beating heart of ancient Egypt’s spi...

Greetings to all, Hive Book Club Community, and lovers of reading! 📚 ¡Saludos a todos, Comunidad de Hive Book Club, y amantes de la lect...

My past visit to Fort San Pedro, Cebu City was something I would not forget. This historical place that strongly reminded a museum took ...

A Discovery That Shouldn’t Exist In the frozen waters off the coast of Antarctica, beneath waves that few human eyes have seen, a photog...

Shadows Behind the Stars Since the late 1940s, the skies have been the subject of global fascination. UFO sightings, mysterious lights, ...

Echoes from a Forgotten Past In nearly every corner of the ancient world, from the fertile plains of Mesopotamia to the jungles of Mesoa...

Beneath the Frost, a Hidden Legacy Beneath the endless expanse of Alaska's tundra lies an enigma that has puzzled explorers, researchers...

New York Times Shows Proof Of Giants In the spring of 1902, the New York Times published an article that would shackle society and today...

There’s something magnetic about ancient history, especially when you start asking the questions no one dares to answer. I’ve always bee...

Beneath the Frost, a Hidden Legacy Beneath the endless expanse of Alaska's tundra lies an enigma that has puzzled explorers, researchers...

There’s something magnetic about ancient history, especially when you start asking the questions no one dares to answer. I’ve always bee...

The Rattle of the Gods Deep within the stone chambers of ancient Egypt, past columns carved with forgotten glyphs, lies a sound few have...

The natural world is full of wonders, but few organisms are as fascinating as Turritopsis dohrnii, more commonly known as the "immo...

There’s a strange kind of magic in waking up every day knowing your job is to dig through the dust of history, not in a literal sense wi...