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Here's a look at some of the world's greatest bridges

Taiwan leads the world in free Wi-Fi, soup dumplings and Little League baseball. In what other things does the Asian island excel?

Who doesn't love a good castle? But you can have too much of a good thing ...

Three new African locales have been recognized as UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including Eritrea's captial city Asmara.

Shaquille O'Neal's take on his city: "L.A. is about fun, having a good time and winning." Let the former NBA great be your insider guide.

Los Angeles visitors can coast down one floor on the SkySlide, a chute made of glass and affixed to the outside of the U.S. Bank Tower skyscaper.

Yes, really. The country also known as Timor-Leste is not a popular destination -- but it should be. Here's why.

Visitors to Tokyo may want to try a sento, which is a public bath house. Learn where to go and what to do for some good, very clean Japanese fun.

IMG Worlds of Adventure opens in Dubai. The park is as big as 28 football fields, and the signature ride is the Velociraptor, a roller coaster.

With the economy in India booming and travel to and fro increasing, the private jet business is taking off.

Rome like its coffee fast, strong and burning hot. So if you visiting and want to drink like the Romans do, here are 15 bars and cafes to consider.

People are going wild over Korean food, but their drinks and beverages are delicious, too. From banana milk to hangover juice, here are the 20 best.

Twenty years after being "reborn," here's why the fragrant harbor may be the most complete city on earth.

Shanghai street food is delicious. You'll want to try these Chinese delights: ci fan (rice balls), guo tie (pot stickers), pork mooncakes and more.

Sydney is a wonderful city, but even so, people like to get away to a nice, secluded spot near the beach time to time. Here are seven nearby selections.

Phuket has a new rival -- the "Hawaii of Korea."

Touring dodgy fruit markets, squid fishing by moonlight, hunting ghosts and pigging out ... t's what we like to get up to at night in the city that never sleeps.

CNN Travel reader Lauren Lee eats her way through the Tai Po neighborhood.

No time and only one stomach? Here's how to conquer this food-loving destination with your belt holes intact.