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It involves a lot more traveling—and a lot less water—than you might think.

For discerning travelers, the question is always where to go next. We’ve searched the world for the best itineraries that offer unparalleled access in places both close to home or farther afield.

It’s the birthplace of tonkotsu ramen and the home of one of Japan’s craziest festivals.

Anya von Bremzen raises a glass to local culture in one of the world’s most hospitable places.

In her new book, author Sally Kohn discovers the power of getting outside of the cultural bubble and making connections that transcend cultural differences.

Lisa Abend dives into a beautiful, confusing paradise that may be gone by the end of the century.

Lawyer and activist Bryan Stevenson talks about opening the National Memorial to Peace and Justice in Montgomery, Alabama, and why every American needs to experience it now.

How Travel Informs Design, According to a Designer

These cities—with their abundant breweries and award-winning brews—are the best places to experience the United States’ long-fermented love of craft beer.

New York chefs are rethinking the classic steak tartare (and there’s even a version for veggies!)

Check out these stylish warm-weather retreats around the country. (Bonus: All are less than $220 a night.)

These are some pretty unbeatable venues.

You may know that Yellowstone is the world’s oldest national park and that the Burj Khalifa is the tallest building in the world. But there are plenty of other superlative spots out there that rarely get their due.

It’s best to book 9-12 months in advance, but there are some tricks to keep in mind if you need something a little more last-minute.

This remote province in southwestern China boasts some of the world’s most delicious and unusual dishes