Heather Greenwood Davis

Join National Geographic photographer Jonathan Irish as he explores the natural landscapes, iconic landmarks, and historical stops in this wellness oasis.

National Geographic photographer Keith Ladzinski shares the wins that come from exploring activities, arts and culture beyond the big city lights.

Uncover a culture of happiness in America’s finest city.

From a life-size helicopter to a micro-pig café, your kids won’t want to miss these cool attractions on your next trip to Tokyo.

San Diego's arts and culture scene radiates an infectious brand of positivity..

National Geographic Photographer Ami Vitale finds connection and awe-inducing experiences on a visit to Canada.

From an Indigenous-owned ecolodge to a historic hotel where John Lennon wrote music, these places connect travelers with Canada’s vibrant history and extraordinary landscapes.

Under the light of a waning sun, photographer Kiliii Yüyan finds connection with Indigenous Elders, Canadian residents and the land in Alberta and British Columbia.

An anti-winter faithful spends three days in Minneapolis learning to appreciate the season.

On his first visit to Canada’s Eastern provinces, photographer Matthieu Paley connects with local stewards and the landscapes that have shaped them.

From tracking the seasons to “following the gourd” to freedom, knowledge of the stars was imperative for enslaved Africans. Their descendants are reclaiming those ties.

Discover your roots, blaze a new trail, or chase your passions to rediscover the wonders of travel this year.

Take a look at the folklore that inspired today’s trick-or-treat getups. Plus: 5 DIY costumes.

More health professionals are prescribing the outdoors as part of a healthy lifestyle. Here’s how to write your own—and how to get kids on board.

These educational, kid-friendly North American trips teach lessons about science, culture, and conservation.

Car trips and devices go hand in hand. Try these ideas to help kids tune in to the real world, too.

In Billund, Denmark, a child-centered philosophy is creating a city as fun to live in as it is to visit.

For generations of Caribbean immigrants, one Toronto neighborhood has provided a soft landing. Today, against all odds, it continues to flourish.

Gardening can help children grow life skills as well as fruits and flowers. Here are some ideas to get started.

Alone, they received unwanted attention—together, getting outdoors becomes “a beautiful experience.”