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Top Picks for Things to Do in Bangkok

See why Bangkok is one of Andrew Zimmern's favorite destinations.

The Right Way to Make an Omelet

Legendary chef Jacques Pepin shows you how to make the perfect omelet.

Japan's Best and Most Interesting Museums

Check out our picks for the top museums in Japan.

Best Boston Value Hotels

Oyster.com presents the best value hotels in Boston.

Holiday Recipes by Anthony Bourdain

Anthony visited his brother's family in Connecticut for the holidays and prepared a meal for 10. Try his recipe for stuffing, gravy and carrot vichy, and get some great advice from Tony on turkey.

6 Chip Coffey Tweets That Belong In A Museum

Kindred Spirits medium Chip Coffey has had a kaleidoscope of life experiences that range from modeling to chatting with the deceased. Celebrating two decades as a psychic, Chip is known for his zingers on-screen and online.

Living Abroad in Europe

What you need to know before you live abroad in Europe.

What We Know About the Manhattan Project

When scientists warned that the Nazis could be a nuclear threat, American officials sprang into action. Their work changed our world forever.

Pop Culture’s Most Memorable Alien Invasions

They don't always come in peace, but they often come in outstanding outfits.

Traveling to Cuba

If you are traveling to Cuba from the US, be sure to read our FAQs on everything from currency to hotels to safety regulations.

Unusual Festivals Around the World for Adventure Seekers

For those who are into all things wild and weird.

Run With the Bulls

Trying to outrun a very angry, half-ton beast with sharp horns is probably high on the list of life-endangering adventures.

The Clipper Odyssey

Here's why cruising around Alaska on the Bering Sea aboard Clipper Odyssey is a life-changing travel experience.

Girl Getaways for Foodies and Wine Lovers

The Lost Girls' picks for the best food and wine tours.

A Travel Channel Special About the Loch Ness Monster Will Reveal New Evidence

Tales of a monster lurking beneath the waves of Loch Ness have terrified people in the Scottish Highlands for centuries. Now, Dr. Neil Gemmell of the University of Otago in New Zealand, uses a cutting-edge scientific technique called environmental DNA (eDNA) to unravel this centuries-old mystery. Travel Channel has the exclusive first look at Gemmell’s high-tech monster hunt, as he carries out experiments, talks to eyewitnesses and investigates the incredible history of the Loch Ness monster.