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Indiana's capital isn't on most tourists' radar the way New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles are. But that's great news for visitors to the US who want amazing food, art and accommodations without the hefty price tags.

A beach that was washed away by storms more than 30 years ago has reappeared off the west coast of Ireland.

Chef Marc Forgione made his name with a "new American" approach to food.

This May 5th and 6th, during the 143rd Kentucky Derby, 320 bartenders will douse 232,000 pounds of crushed ice with 19,200 liters of bourbon and 4,000 pounds of mint, ultimately serving up approximately 127,000 mint juleps to around 160,000 thirsty Derby and Oaks race attendees.

Little Italy in Lower Manhattan has long been associated with pizza parlors and gelato bars.

There are two obvious attractions in Louisville, Kentucky: Bourbon and horses. Both are in fine form during the Kentucky Derby.

Ah, Los Angeles! Land of fame, fortune and avocado toast. But, despite how easy the tanned, jet-setting celebrities make it look, you need a lot more than a dream and a cardigan to navigate this southern California city's many airports.

What happens when you go looking for a new continent hidden deep below Mauritius?

Tucked away in the Himalayas between the giants of India and China, the Kingdom of Bhutan is one of the region's least-visited countries.

Climate change is expected to affect your life in some surprising ways in the coming decades. From worsening pollen allergies to lowered sex drives, raising the planet's temperature by continued greenhouse gas emissions has wide ranging impacts -- but did you know that global warming may also make your plane ride significantly bumpier?

Japan's Golden Week began Saturday -- but the golden ticket everyone wants is a ride on the country's new luxury Train Suite Shiki-Shima.

Malta's famous tourist attraction was lost in a storm. Luckily, it has dozens of other natural wonders to spare