These birds are keeping a record of humanity—one wrapper at a time - National Geographic
An advertisement for the 1994 World Cup, fast food wrappers, COVID-19 masks—what birds used to build their nests reflects a world with more plastic.
This Thai prison is the best place to get a massage
An innovative program in Chiang Mai offers incarcerated women training and certification in the UNESCO-recognized therapy ...
Heard about The Ghan? Try Australia's other outback train instead
Travel across Australia by rail on a journey of continental proportions — from Sydney to Perth via outback ghost towns, drag ...
Coastal Collection 2025
The Coastal Collection by National Geographic Traveller (UK) features the world's most exciting seaside adventures — from ...
Who invented s’mores? Don’t believe the myths—this is the real history
Lots of people get credit for inventing the gooey campfire treat. But a woman named Cookie—yes, Cookie—made it into a ...
Why Bucharest is Europe’s next great food destination
From its reinvented classics to innovative tasting menus, the Romanian capital—nicknamed “Little Paris”—is stepping into the ...
Common Wombat
Here's why. Wombats have buns of steel—and they poop in cubes. Here's why. Watch a Rescued Baby Wombat Bond With His Caretaker Watch a Rescued Baby Wombat Bond With His Caretaker Watch a Rescued Baby ...