Author: Samal Perera

Every so often, a story of compassion cuts through the noise — one that reminds us how deep the bond between humans and animals can go. This is the remarkable…

Sometimes animals have a way of reminding us how connected we are to the wild — even from the comfort of our own doorsteps. One rainy morning in Belchertown, Massachusetts,…

In the world of wildlife, few stories capture the heart quite like Mosha’s. When this young elephant was just seven months old, tragedy struck in the forests near the Thailand–Myanmar…

Perkins Cove is a small harbor village tucked into Ogunquit on Maine’s southern coast. It’s a place where the salty sea, rugged rocks, and creative souls collide — part working…

Carved in fiery red, etched with ancient stories, and set in the stark Mojave Desert, Valley of Fire State Park is a place where geology speaks, and solitude lingers. From…

High above Haʻikū Valley on Oʻahu’s windward side, a ribbon of steel steps once climbed the ridgeline toward clouds. Known as the Haʻikū Stairs or the Stairway to Heaven, these…

Boston is one of those cities where nature, heritage, and modern life merge in every cobblestone, park, and skyline view. It’s not a national park, but walk its neighborhoods long…

If you’re considering moving to Daly City, you’re probably wading through a sea of half-truths, glowing real estate ads, and Yelp reviews from people who once bought a sandwich there.…

If you’re looking for a travel experience that doesn’t suck, isn’t fake, and actually delivers, Mackinac Island in northern Michigan should be on your shortlist. There are a hundred places…

Devils Tower Isn’t Just a Rock—It’s a Statement You roll up thinking it’s just some famous rock from “Close Encounters of the Third Kind.” Then you see it—this impossible, 1,267-foot…