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Treehouse at the edge of the world offers visitors a ride of a lifetime

Statue of Indian statesman Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel considered world’s tallest

People in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones. It’s even more relevant if you plan on dining inside aforementioned glass house. Dutch restaurant Mediamatic Biotoop have thought of a cunning plan, involving long planks of wood and greenhouses, to further the cause of post corona dining.

There is a real tree-lined Tunnel of Love near Klevan in the Ukraine. It was originally planted to camouflage a military base during the Cold War. Tourists now flock to the picturesque site for romantic strolls and photo opportunities. There’s a small caveat, it’s still a working railway used by the local plywood factory.

On a farm called Hoba West, near Grootfontein in Namibia, lies a 60 tonne-plus hunk of rock. Discovered by a farmer in 1920, the Hoba meteorite is the largest known, single piece, meteorite to have struck earth.

The once-deserted Land of Oz Theme Park in North Carolina will open gates once again for a surprise six days of adventure this June.

Zakopane is already a popular destination for winter sports but the town has another reason you’d want to visit, Snowlandia, the world’s biggest snow labyrinth.

The Drupka kung fu nuns of Nepal are spreading their own message of equality and helping vulnerable women fight back against sexual predators.

The bearpit karaoke sessions taking place in what used to be the Berlin Wall’s death strip are quickly winning the hearts of Berlin music lovers.

How should you respond when Russian submarines allegedly breach sovereign waters? Isn’t it obvious? A gay singing sailor sign of course!