Suspension spans and mountain crossings stir a particular kind of American nerves. A bridge can feel like both promise and threat, linking places while hovering over water, wind, or steep terrain. ... READ the POST
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8 Islands in the U.S. That Are Still Privately Owned and Forbidden
Some shorelines feel inevitable, mapped, marketed, and crowded into predictable seasons. These islands run the other way. Privately owned parcels of sand, scrub, and forest still exist across the ... READ the POST

10 Places in the US That Look Exactly Like the Holy Land
Across the United States, pockets of desert, scrub, chaparral, and limestone ridges create landscapes that echo scenes described in ancient texts. Filmmakers have used these valleys and arroyos when ... READ the POST

13 Items You Can No Longer Legally Bring Back from Mexico
Travelers returning from Mexico are often surprised by how strict U.S. entry rules have become, especially regarding food, plants, wildlife products, and unprocessed natural materials. These laws ... READ the POST

12 Things You Must Delete from Your Phone Before Entering China
Below is a comprehensive, travel-ready guide on what many careful travelers prefer to remove from their phones before entering China. The purpose isn’t fear, but preparation. Phone inspections are ... READ the POST

11 U.S. Traveler Mistakes That Trigger Extra Screening on Asia Routes
Traveling from the United States to major Asian destinations can be incredibly smooth if your documents, luggage, and behavior look routine to immigration officers. But U.S. travelers sometimes make ... READ the POST
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