Evidence of global warming as witnessed in Antarctica in January of 2020.

Fishermen in Mazara del Vallo discovered a bronze leg while fishing and then months later they found the torso and head in 1998.

Santiago Atitlán is home to a wooden figure made by shamans to shield against witches. It had the opposite effect until the shamans twisted the figures' head around and broke its legs; now it protects the town.

There is a long standing tradition in Mexico and elsewhere that celebrates Christian events in ways rooted in indigenous rites. Dia de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is a beautiful example of an assimilated festival. This image is from a simple cemetery near Oaxaca, Mexico.

The Eiffel Tower is one of the most iconic landmarks in the world. It is instantly recognizable and has been featured in countless movies, TV shows, and advertisements. It is often seen as a symbol of France and its culture.

The Fire Wave is a natural sandstone formation in Valley of Fire State Park in Nevada, which resembles an ocean wave with swirling red, white, and pink sandstone patterns. 

While walking in Luang Prabang we stumbled upon a tiny theater that offered short concerts featuring a storyteller accompanied by a flautist playing a khaen. We wanted to attend so we convinced everyone in our group to join us for a unique local experience.

The Ganges River is the sacred river for Hindus. Its waters are considered pure and purifying; it absorbs impurities and flushes them away. It is also the vehicle to heaven as the crossing point for all beings from earth to heaven. Those who die on the banks of the Ganges and are cremated at Varanasi achieve salvation.

The Great Barrier Reef is one of Australia's famous destinations. It's an underwater park that's greatly endangered by climate change and there appears to be no solution to reverse thermal damage before it dies completely.