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Travel

Ancient City of Tiwanaku

Sara Shahriari
February 08, 2011
On the vast, dry Bolivian plains near the shore of Lake Titicaca stand the remains of a great civilization...

Photo Tour Of the Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu

Sara Shahriari
February 08, 2011
Our crack reporter down in Bolivia took these stunning photos of her trek along the Salkantay Trail in Peru. Enjoy!

Spotlight: Bristol Bay

ICTMN Staff
February 06, 2011
The Bristol Bay region of Southwest Alaska is a staggering, Edenic region that rivals any place on earth in size, scope, and beauty...

250 Miles And Counting on the Trail of Tears

Ron Cooper
February 05, 2011
By the time you read this, I'll be past the 250 mile mark and 1/3rd of the way through my journey. I couldn't have done it without the support of many people...

My Journey on the Trail of Tears Continues

Ron Cooper
February 05, 2011
I planned to start my Trail of Tears walk at the city park in Charleston, Tennessee at 10 a.m. on Monday, January 17 th ...

Astor Place in NYC to Lose Native American Roots?

ICTMN Staff
February 05, 2011
Joey Arak of Curbed writes about New York City's plan to redesign Astor Place and Cooper Square in lower Manhattan, with the plans submitted by WXY architecture + urban design call...

Thunder Valley Casino Resort Rings in Chinese New Year

ICTMN Staff
February 04, 2011
Thunder Valley Casino Resort , in Lincoln, California, will be celebrating Chinese New Year tonight with a big fireworks display...

Inuit Art Traveling the World

ICTMN Staff
February 04, 2011
From a Nunavut hamlet, to a small New Jersey town, to far-flung Asia, Inuit art is making the rounds in February and March...

Native Americans Who Found Life in Death Valley

ICTMN Staff
February 04, 2011
Death Valley. The name evokes a bleached and desiccated ox skull on a vast alkali flat, a desert night snake hiding in the cool shade of its cranial vault...

My Journey on the Trail of Tears

Ron Cooper
February 03, 2011
Trying to decide where to begin and end my Trail of Tears hike was tough. My first idea was to go from the old capital of the Cherokee Nation to the new one...

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