These post classical Mayan ruins in Lake Peten Itza could be a highlight of a visit to Guatemala.

Jordan is more than the ruins at Petra. Jerash, north of Amman, is as impressive and more accessible as well.

This well-preserved Roman palace forms the center of Split.

The Ruins of Arycanda are found very near the little town of Aykiriçay, which is located on the Elmali-Finike Road in Lycia, Turkey. Visiting this ancient site gives tourists a very clear picture of the lively life its former residents must have had

This is a ghost town as it was deserted by its inhabitants, rather than because of some supernatural intervention, nevertheless as you walk around the buildings you do get a feeling of the past and can easily visualize the inhabitants living and working in what was once a thriving town.

On a lonely stretch of road in Dorset, in the southwestern coast of England, the intrepid traveler will come upon a peculiar and intriguing site: the lovely ruins of an ancient stone church, surrounded by an even more ancient fixture: An earthwork ring, called a henge, wrapped protectively around the church. This is Knowlton Church.

This large pre-Columbian archaeological site that needs to be on your "bucket list" when touring Mexico. The name of the site is Chichen Itza, which was built by the Maya civilization in the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico.

The Spanish Mosque in Chefchaouen in Morocco is located two kilometers from the eastern medina gate known as Bab al-Ansar. It is a ruined mosque which overlooks the town. This Spanish-built Mosque was abandoned in the 1920s during the Rif War.

After traveling a lot all over Guatemala I made a list of three tours that you can't miss if you visit this country (based on my personal experience). They are great for families, groups of friends looking for something different to do and adventurous couples. Enjoy!

The Mayan ruins of Coba of Quintana Roo province is located about 2 hours from Playa del Carmen. The stone site was constructed over 2,000 years ago, and became a dominant Mayan city-state until its decline in 1,000 AD and the Spanish conquest of 1550. Recently excavated, this Mayan site is hidden inside a dense emerald green jungle.

The Leptis Magna Ruins are only 60 miles from Tripoli and are a fascinating place to visit.

Wandlebury Hill Fort is an Iron Age hill fort located near Cambridge, England. It’s first origins date back to 400 BC!

The ancient city of Ephesus is located in western Turkey. It is an incredibly famous place with a wealth of history to explore.

Of the many ruins and remains of the Inca Empire only one stands out as truly magnificent. Located some 8,000 feet above sea level, Machu Picchu is by far the most complete example of Inca ingenuity and style and has a beauty that transcends time.

Vegas is synonymous with bright lights, shows and of course the casinos, but that doesn’t mean you have to gamble or spend big to have a good time in Sin City. If you’re visiting Vegas on a budget; it pays to read up on these tips to stop you running out of money early and ruining your trip of a lifetime.

When the volcanic eruption buried Pompeii in 79 AD, the cloud of ash and gas also took the city of Herculaneum with it.

2000 years ago this small Catalan town was a powerful metropolis in the Roman Empire

The town of York, England, first started building walls to at the time of the Roman invasion during the first century AD. The Roman soldiers built a fort and the town of Eboracum developed around this fort.

A must-see when you're in Rome is the Colosseum. It's right near the Forum, so you can get a real feel for ancient Rome by staying right in this area. The Colosseum was originally called the Flavian Ampitheater and was build around the year 70 CE.

Air travel is the perfect opportunity for your photographic gear to be ruined while traveling. Checking it means that the 'baggage handlers' can get to it, so a carry-on size case is perfect to protect your valuable camera and lenses.

Travel's getting more obnoxious every day. Whether it's horrible airplane food or being charged for basics such as checking in, it's a wonder we really still want to travel. But, there are also new and great things, such as free travel guides and wonderful Aztec ruins being discovered in Mexico City.

To stop your shampoos, cremes and everything else you pack in a bottle wile traveling from leaking out and ruining your baggage, squeeze the bottle while screwing on the lid.