Cheering crowds, fast horses, dramatic accidents, and even a little sorcery made up a typical day of chariot racing in Rome as thousands flocked to watch their favorite spectator sport.

National Geographic senior editor Sarah Gibbens spent a week on the planetary health diet—developed by scientists to curb ...

Garlic farmer Natasha Edwards on celebrating the Isle of Wight’s local produce and her top choices for an unforgettable meal.

No moniker could do justice to the altitude, pace and sheer scale of daily life in Hong Kong. The former British colony recently celebrated its 175th birthday, and 20 years since its official handover ...

A new study measuring vibration frequencies throughout the Great Pyramid revealed how it has been able to withstand severe ...

Plitvice Lakes is Croatia’s oldest national park and one of its most extraordinary landscapes — breathtakingly beautiful and ...

Deep in the Talamanca Mountains, Indigenous Bribri communities continue to cultivate cacao — and a way of life that helped ...

For more than a decade, a team of intrepid researchers have been exploring the river systems of southern Africa, one paddle ...

El Niño has often been linked with weaker monsoons—but experts warn this year has the potential to be unpredictable.

Although menstrual blood is typically discarded, researchers are beginning to use it to reveal new clues about women’s health.

Tarpon Springs offers authentic Greek food, culture, and history right on Florida’s Gulf Coast, no passport required.

In Cahuita on the remote Talamanca Coast, a cooking lesson reveals the fortitude of the local Afro-Caribbean community, whose ...