While most tourists trudge to the usual museums, churches, and historic sites, other travelers seek out tours that are unusual or out-of-the-way. Obsessive collections of junk? Factory tours? Tours of underground tunnels? Abandoned ruins? Crime scenes? Weird tours provide a unique perspective on oddball places that don’t usually qualify as "tourist attractions".
Photo by Alberto Grasselli, 14 November 2009
an old bike on a modern bicycle rack!that's berlin!where everything could happend!
Photo by Edmund Devereaux, 10 November 2009
Inside of the old town wall is one of the interesting areas of this historic city.
Photo by Teresa Jozef, 19 October 2009
Article by Merlin Peck, 6 July 2008
The saga of America's defending, losing, then re-taking the island of Corregidor, a place where the lasting bond between Filipino freedom fighters and the GI was forged.
Article by Ha Ha, 6 August 2009
Son Dong, a cave belongs to the Phong Nha-Ke Bang grotto system in central Quang Binh Province, has been discovered to be the biggest in the world.
Article by Bobby Nguyen, 31 July 2009
Boasting sublime unspoiled beauty, from rolling verdant hills to spectacular terraced fields, Sa Pa Vietnam is a mix of natural wonder.
Photo by Gaye Mitra, 27 July 2009
We were wandering around the streets of Yogyakarta in search of the Taman Sari (Water Castle) on foot because we didn't want to pay for a becak.
Photo by Angel, 1 June 2009
Listed on the Travel Channel’s “101 Things to do before you Die” and the filming of the movies "The Shawshank Redemption” & “Air Force One" (i.e.
Article by delsin johnson, 4 April 2009
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Article by Maureen Bruschi, 25 March 2009
Explore magical Northlandz, part fantasy, part reality.
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