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Some of the most amazing spectacles in this world are hidden deep underground, beneath rocks, sea and even ice. Many house cool attractions, some have a fascinating history, while others are simply ...
For Ethan Reuter and his brother, Ian, caving is closer to a lifestyle than a hobby. And though both are in school, they're underground every weekend. You probably spend your weekends trying new bars ...
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Winter ice caves are forming. Where to see them in Michigan
The National Park Service said ice caves or curtains are starting to form, thanks to recent cold weather. Here's where to see ...
This cave, located near the village of Benagil, is more than simply a geological beauty; it’s like a portal to a magical realm. The adventure begins on Benagil Beach, where local boat operators ...
Editor's note: These stunning caves aren’t part of some fairy-tale world or horror movie – they can be found in some of the world’s most remote places in Asia, North America and Europe. Caves like ...
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Missouri's 'Most Beautiful Cave' Boasts World-Class Crystal Formations And A Unique Gift Shop In The Famed Ozarks
Located in southern Missouri and northern Arkansas, the Ozarks are a large section of land famous for natural wonders: state parks, lakes, mountains, plateaus, and rivers. What many visitors don't ...
On the surface, Kuala Lumpur, city of 1.8 million people, is a modern metropolis filled with shopping malls and skyscrapers. But beneath that urban buzz lies a city of cultural diversity, fueled by a ...
It's been a year since the dramatic rescue of the 12 members of the junior football team and their coach from the Tham Luang Nang Non cave in Chiang Rai Province, Thailand. The rescue put a spotlight ...
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19 of the Most Beautiful Sea Caves in the World
An excellent diving site, this incredible duo of caves is a favorite of both tourists and locals alike. The two caves—known as Cenote Dos Ojos—were created by two 70-foot sinkholes connected by a ...
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