Deep in the ancient Forest of Dean, where mists linger long after morning and silence hums with secrets, lies a woodland so enchanting it feels like it was grown straight from the pages of a fairytale. Welcome to Puzzlewood — 14 acres of moss-covered magic, gnarled trees, and winding pathways that have stirred the imagination of filmmakers, writers, and wanderers for centuries.

There are places in the world that don’t just show you nature—they tell you stories. And then there’s Lake Mashū, a mystical caldera lake nestled in the mountains of Hokkaido, Japan. Known for its mirror-like waters and often shrouded in fog, Mashū is mysterious on any given day. But once a year, it unveils something truly otherworldly: the Dragon Eye.