Fascinating People

Elayne Jude offers her fashionable insight on what to wear when visiting a Muslim country.

Filmmaker Neil Sandoz spent three months in the city of Aswan, Egypt in a small Nubian village called Gabil Tagog. He immediately fell in love with the people, culture and cuisine of this small community on the banks of the Nile.

There are few destinations on earth as magical and mesmerizing as the North African settlement of Marrakesh in Morocco.

From Balinese culture to beautiful beaches and temples, travel in Bali is soothing to the soul.

Getting lost on Mt. Sinai leads to a front row seat for one of nature's amazing displays.

Tradition runs deep in Kyoto, Japan -- especially in this unique profession.

Visit legendary Parisians of the past at Père-Lachaise Cemetery, the most famous cemetery in Paris, France. Here's what you need to know for your visit.

An unlikely pilgrim becomes fascinated with the Martin Luther story, and travels to Germany for the 500th anniversary of the Reformation.

A frightening travel experience has an unexpected outcome in this moving travel essay by writer Rich Grant.

Wounded veteran Rob Jones biked 5,200 mi. to raise money for the charities that helped him. Hotels across America came together to help make that dream come true.

I had to come to Churchill to see the whales, but found something even better.

Located 2,300 miles southwest of Hawaii, these volcanic islands are remote, but worth the trip.

Catch a rare glimpse into Japan’s ancient sport of sumo from a ringside seat.

Amid thick desert dust, this Mauritanian train transports iron ore and provides small-town passengers with access to the outside world.