National Geographic Travel

09/17/2025

Have you booked an autumn getaway yet?

These historic North American inns and lodges offer more than just a place to rest your head, inviting visitors to soak in hot springs, hike to mountaintop cabins, or wander through centuries-old castle-like resorts. From Virginia to Yosemite, these locations promise incredible views and fascinating stories to go with them.

Discover ten historic inns to visit this autumn: https://on.natgeo.com/4mkTCAq

09/17/2025

Looking for adventure with like-minded women? From paddling Norway’s fjords to hiking the peaks of Snowdonia, these women-only trips offer exciting experiences and unforgettable bonding opportunities—plus a chance to support female-owned businesses along the way.

Female-focused tours come in all shapes and sizes, catering to every budget and interest. These are seven to try from around the world.

09/17/2025

World War II ended 80 years ago, and museums around the globe continue to keep its history alive. To mark the anniversary of its conclusion, we asked historians to share their favorite museums. From an AI-powered exhibit where you can converse with veterans to the battleship where the war officially ended, these ten museums are perfect for travelers looking to brush up on their history.

To mark the 80th anniversary of the end of the war, we asked historians to share their favorite museums around the world.

09/16/2025

A trip through the Salento region of southern Puglia reveals why slowing down is the best way to discover this remote part of Italy. When you wander through the backroads, you'll find ancient olive groves and historic farmhouses, while coastal routes lead to hidden coves and seaside castles.

Dial down the pace driving the backroads of southern Puglia. In Salento, discovery comes with every twist of the road — from olive mills and remote farmhouses to coves and a sea-facing castle.

09/16/2025

From the beaches of Rio de Janeiro to the wildlife-filled Pantanal wetlands, Brazil offers a stunning variety of landscapes and experiences for travelers. Prepare for your next trip with this essential guide to exploring South America's largest country.

Dance to the rhythm of South America’s largest country, where jaguars roam, beaches call and cities burst with culture.

09/16/2025

Just a short drive from Orlando's theme parks, you'll find a neighborhood forged by Vietnamese immigrants and now home to a dynamic culinary scene with multiple Michelin stars.

Just minutes from Orlando’s theme parks, Mills 50 was built by Vietnamese immigrants in the 1970s. Today, it’s home to multiple Michelin stars, a diverse community, and creative arts scene.

09/16/2025

Snowmelt tosses spray high above its rock channel in Kings Canyon National Park——a breathtaking sight worth traveling to witness.

09/15/2025

From Native American heritage and Spanish influence to Wild West legends and contemporary art, Tucson, Arizona is a city shaped by layers of history.

The city of Tucson, Arizona, sits on America’s southern border, surrounded by the cactus-strewn landscapes of the Sonoran Desert. Its present-day creativity draws on its Native American and Mexican roots, Spanish colonial heritage and Wild West frontier days.

09/15/2025

What's your favorite local landmark? Bonus points for any photos. 📸

09/15/2025

Years after his first transformative visit, National Geographic photographer Pete Muller explores Maine again—kayaking, dining farm-to-table, and reconnecting with the landscapes that are more than just scenery.

Years after a life-changing first visit, National Geographic photographer Pete Muller returns to explore the places—and people—forged by nature.

09/15/2025

Damaraland in northern Namibia has suffered from drought for 14 years, but unprecedented rainfall has transformed the desert landscape into verdant bush, allowing wildlife to flourish and providing a prime opportunity to see critically endangered black rhinos in the wild.

As rare rains sweep across northern Namibia, its landscapes spring to life, with flowers blooming in the desert, wildlife returning to the water-soaked bush — and a rhino population that carries on regardless.

09/14/2025

Each step brings this team of climbers closer to the summit of Lobuche, Nepal.