When the local government in Taiwan threatened to demolish Huang Yung-Fu's home, he began painting — and created the world-famous Rainbow Village.

The Sisters of the Valley, also known as the "weed nuns," believe in the healing powers of marijuana — to a spiritual degree.

Heed the hotel's advice before booking your stay at the Arctic Hideaway: "Pack wool ... even in the summer."

Because the bridges are so effective, the United States and Canada have upped the construction of these crossings in the last 30 years.

The tiny town of Story is historic, peaceful, and is on the market for just $3.8 million

The phenomenon of sideshow "freaks" drew huge crowds in the 19th and 20th centuries, including the likes of Queen Victoria.

Three feet long from tip to tail, the Indian giant squirrel or Malabar squirrel is known for its vivid coat that's driven the internet nuts.

The abandoned villages are so affordable that even Gwyneth Paltrow listed one on Goop's holiday gift guide.

After a 12-hour battle involving over 400 firefighters and other brave volunteers, the Notre Dame fire was extinguished and many relics have been saved.

"Under" is the world's largest underwater restaurant and is submerged 16 feet in the North Sea.

Sid Vicious was the infamously troubled bassist for the Sex Pistols. But was he really a killer?