Fringed by mountains, Turkey’s southern Aegean coast is dotted with lively resorts and quaint quays in sleepy villages, pine-backed beaches, and translucent bays studded with ancient ruins.

The sprawling Dayong Town complex was supposed to be a game-changer for the central Chinese city of Zhangjiajie. The vast tourist area, which reportedly cost over 2.2 billion yuan ($300 million) to ...

For centuries, the same ocean has enriched residents of this coastal town. Formed as a fishing village more than 800 years ago, Mutriku grew alongside Basque commerce through the Middle Ages to ...

This ancient Silk Road town was almost lost to time. Dandan-Oilik was once a thriving complex packed with Buddhist temples in the Taklimakan desert.

The town hall, built in 1914, was “significantly damaged” during the 2020 earthquakes in Croatia – and the renovation of the building led archaeologists to the Roman orchestra.