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A crowd of thousands gathers at the Hamish monastery for the Naropa festival, which occurs only once every 12 years to honor the teachings of Naropa.
A Category 3 Hurricane could devastate New York City with a massive storm surge.
As many as 70,000 people were killed instantly by the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima on August 6, 1945, marking the start of the Cold War.
The Volga River flows 2,000 miles from its source in the Valdai hills to create the world's largest inland sea, supporting diverse wildlife along its path.
Afaz Akand, a 75-year-old farmer in Hijli, cultivates jute, a crop that could potentially replace plastic and improve local farmers' incomes.
Holland controls over half of the global flower market, producing almost 200,000 flowers an hour, while British growers struggle to compete.
A bullet can travel at speeds exceeding 1,100 feet per second, evolving from simple lead balls to advanced smart technology designed to never miss.
3 million people live on the shifting islands known as 'chars' in Bangladesh, adapting their lives to the seasonal flooding of the Jamuna River.
2,000 rivers and streams flow into the Wupper, creating a diverse ecosystem that supports wildlife such as wolves, wild boars, and red deer.
Only 200 Tsataan people remain in Mongolia, living as nomadic reindeer herders in a harsh environment where winter temperatures can drop to minus 45 degrees.
Winter temperatures in Yakutsk can drop to -64°C, making it the coldest city on Earth, where 300,000 residents adapt to extreme conditions.
Chicago's Lake Michigan, New York City's shipwrecks, Hollywood's hidden history, and the realities of the Wild West reveal America's submerged secrets.
Bear Grylls navigates some of the world's most perilous deserts, demonstrating survival techniques and the search for drinkable water in extreme conditions.
From October to January, around 100 drivers wait for days to load their trucks with cotton, which represents about 40 percent of Benin's exports.
A bus with 20 years of service travels the Kalinga Road, which takes almost a day to cover its 90 kilometres through the Cordillera Mountains.
At an altitude of 4,500 meters, nomads in the Karnak region face the choice of selling their herds or continuing their traditional way of life.
Since the 9th century, explosives have evolved for both construction and warfare in China.
About 80% of the trees have died due to climate change, leading to severe water shortages and ecological collapse in various regions.
48 million people live in Yunnan, a province in China known for its 25 distinct ethnic groups and rich cultural traditions.
Tangier served as an international zone from 1923 to 1956, attracting writers, artists, and those seeking an alternative lifestyle.
Average global temperatures have risen about one degree Celsius since the industrial revolution, raising concerns about the future of Earth's ice sheets.
Two million visitors travel to Mykonos each year, making it a luxurious summer destination for international tourists.
Gravity governs the solar system, with the Sun's mass influencing planetary orbits.
577 solar systems and over 3,400 exoplanets have been discovered since the first observation of a planet outside our solar system just over 20 years ago.
Travel from Winnipeg to Churchill by train and enjoy the beauty of Hudson Bay's landscape.
Giant Oarfish behavior is explored through three years of nighttime observations off the coast of France, revealing insights into this elusive sea creature's habitat.
More than 500 oil fields and over 7,000 kilometers of pipelines run through the Niger Delta, where local communities face violence and poverty.
The Inner Hebrides feature green hills and sandy beaches shaped by the Gulf Stream.
Recent research reveals that over 450 animal species, including dolphins and killer whales, engage in homosexual behavior, challenging traditional views on sexuality in nature.
Venus's double-eyed vortex measures 1,800 meters wide, featuring hurricanes that whirl around each other in its turbulent atmosphere.
Five meters of snow melted in the Alps over the summer of 2018, revealing alarming signs of glacier retreat and increasing risks for local communities.
Around 600 beavers now populate the Netherlands, thriving in canals and contributing to the unique ecosystem of the region.
Jaime Araoz Chacon supports and represents indigenous communities in the Andes, capturing their essence through art while highlighting Peru's rich culture and landscapes.
At 12:25 a.m. on March 8, 2014, Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 took off from Kuala Lumpur with 227 passengers on board, bound for Beijing.
La Paz, Bolivia, grapples with the challenges of its extreme altitude while showcasing its resilience alongside contrasting environments like Hammerfest, Norway.
Close to 700 ships have been wrecked or disappeared within Australia's Great Barrier Reef, including the infamous Yongala, which vanished in 1911.
After crashing in the Rocky Mountains, pilot Justin Kirkbride endures a perilous trek for help while facing a second helicopter crash during his rescue.
More than half of the world population has been added during Hans Rosling's lifetime, growing from 3 billion to over 7 billion people.
800 Chinese workers disassembled the Vest Fan Iron Works in Dortmund within 12 months, marking the largest industrial transport in history.
A team of archaeologists is excavating Pompeii, where a third of the streets remain unearthed after nearly 300 years of excavation.
The Noronha Spinners are famous for their amazing acrobatics and daily visits to Noronha.
In July 1941, Police Battalion 322 burned down 34 villages and deported over 7,000 people from the Bava Forest in Eastern Poland.
Tens of thousands travel yearly to Jerusalem to visit where Jesus walked and preached.
Tenzin and his family cultivate peas and travel 30 kilometers on steep Himalayan roads, facing risks from falling rocks and narrow tracks.
1,700 people crowd onto the Beurre Marnie as it travels over 1,000 miles along the Congo River from Kinshasa to Kisangani.
Stefan Palmer, an organic farmer in Germany, must harvest his fennel earlier to avoid contamination from pesticides that can travel for kilometers.
Anthony Bourdain visits Israel, the West Bank, and Gaza, focusing on their rich culture and food.
Bhutan measures happiness through a unique scale while retreating from globalization.
