Forty-One Years After the Mud: Remembering Armero, Colombia's Town That Vanished Overnight
Colombia marks 41 years since the Armero tragedy, when Nevado del Ruiz's lahars killed 25,000. What happened,...
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Fort Monroe: America's Biggest Stone Fort Is Now a Haunted National Monument You Can Walk
Fort Monroe National Monument in Virginia is the largest stone fort in the US — moated, haunted, and home to t...
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Down a 55-Stair Ladder Into Cold War History: Tucson's Titan Missile Museum
Visit America's only publicly accessible Titan II missile silo near Tucson, Arizona — guided underground tours...
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Ten spooky corners of Britain worth a detour this Halloween
From a drowned Welsh village to a moaning Pennine sculpture and a skull-shaped quarry, ten genuinely eerie Bri...
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Srebrenica Memorial Under Pressure: Why the Story of Potocari's Memorial Centre Matters to Visitors
The director of the Srebrenica Genocide Memorial says staff face police questioning and intimidation. What vis...
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Fifteen of the World's Most Haunted Places — and Why They're Worth the Trip Even If You Don't Believe in Ghosts
From headless queens to haunted hotels you can sleep in, 15 of the world's spookiest spots — and why they're w...
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Ten spooky spots across the UK, handpicked by readers for Halloween
Guardian readers pick the UK's spookiest places: Dunnottar Castle, Whitby Abbey, a haunted pub and a prison yo...
Unusual & Undiscovered Destinations
The Mummies of Guanajuato: Mexico's Strangest Museum Isn't What You Expect
How Mexico's Guanajuato mummies formed naturally in a 19th-century cemetery, became a famous museum and pop-cu...
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Anna Göldi and the Swiss village that keeps Europe's last witch execution in memory
Anna Göldi was Europe's last witch to be executed, in Mollis in 1782. Visit the Anna Göldi Museum in Ennenda a...
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Ghost hunting gets real: inside America's haunted asylum and funeral home stays
Paranormal travel is booming: overnight ghost hunts at Detroit's Eloise Asylum and Toledo's Mortuary Manor fun...
Unusual & Undiscovered Destinations
Saddam Hussein's 121-Metre Superyacht Still Rots Half-Sunk in Basra — and You Can Go See It
Saddam Hussein's 121m Al Mansur superyacht still lies half-sunken in Basra's Shatt al-Arab after US bombing in...
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Ghost Tours Have a History Problem, Says Historian Betsy Gaines Quammen
Historian Betsy Gaines Quammen's new book This Haunted Land argues ghost tours and paranormal tourism often ig...
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