In a quiet patch of green above the River Thames, not far from the bustle of London, lies a hilltop that quietly commands the world’s time. This is the Royal Observatory, Greenwich—home of the Prime Meridian, keeper of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), and arguably the most important line on Earth that you’ll never actually see in daily life... but absolutely can *stand on* here.
Some cities whisper their stories. Oxford sings them—through spires, cobbled lanes, and ancient libraries echoing with the footsteps of thinkers, dreamers, and revolutionaries. Founded over nine centuries ago, **Oxford University** isn’t just the oldest university in the English-speaking world—it’s also one of the most enchanting.
If you think you’ve seen all that Bali has to offer—surf beaches, hip cafés, infinity pools overlooking rice terraces—think again.
On the eastern shores of Lake Batur lies a village that defies logic, science, and perhaps even death itself. Welcome to Desa Trunyan, a place where the dead are not buried, not cremated—but left in the open air. And strangely? There’s no smell.