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11 Hidden Spots To Enter The Underworld

Hades. Naraka. Guinee. Xibalba. Though names may differ from one set of teachings to another, almost every religion on the planet features the concept of an underworld -- a place to which the souls of the dead are banished, for penance or punishment.
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A New Digital Art Museum In Paris - What The Heck Is That?

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President Obama Shines Light on National Cave and Karst Research Agenda

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The Secret Caves of America's National Parks

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5 Reasons Phong Nha, Vietnam Needs to Be on Your Bucket List

I can honestly think of dozens of reasons I fell in love with Phong Nha, Vietnam, but I think it's best to narrow it down to a few. I think people should check out this place as soon as they can. Like, tomorrow. Here's why.
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New Zealand Has A Cave Full Of Glowworms, And It's Wholly Surreal

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New Zealand Has A Cave Full Of Glowworms, And It's Wholly Surreal

Nature's light shows are the best.
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Art by Earth: Carlsbad Caverns National Park

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The Devil Lives in Florida! We Saw His Den.

The tiny town of Williston (less than 3,000 inhabitants) is famous for its peanuts and the festival that goes with it, but also for an incredible subterranean network of water flow and rivers.
Sidonie Sawyer