#1Japan · Cities, Food · Asia
Tokyo
A megacity that still feels precise, kind, and endlessly walkable.

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#1Japan · Cities, Food · Asia
A megacity that still feels precise, kind, and endlessly walkable.
#2Japan · Culture, Cities, Food · Asia
Temples, wooden streets, and the version of Japan people hope is still real.
#3United States · Nature · North America
A mountain wall rising straight out of the sage.
#4United States · Nature · North America
A glacier-covered volcano that owns the Seattle skyline.
U.S. National Park Service
Every congressionally designated U.S. national park, from Acadia to Zion, with field notes and a place to rate them.
#1United States · Nature · North AmericaUnited States
A mountain wall rising straight out of the sage.
#2United States · Nature · North AmericaUnited States
A glacier-covered volcano that owns the Seattle skyline.
#3United States · Nature · North AmericaUnited States
The first national park: geysers, wolves, and a volcanic caldera.
#4United States · Nature · North AmericaUnited States
A mile-deep canyon that still stops people who thought they were prepared.
#5United States · Nature · North AmericaUnited States
Rainforest, alpine, and wild Pacific beach in one park.
#6United States · Nature · North AmericaUnited States
Granite coast, carriage roads, and the first sunrise in the lower 48.
#7United States · Nature · North AmericaUnited States
An amphitheater of hoodoos in pink and orange stone.
#8United States · Nature · North AmericaUnited States
A living canal valley between Cleveland and Akron.
#9United States · Nature · OceaniaUnited States
Kīlauea and Mauna Loa, still writing the island.
#10United States · Nature · North AmericaUnited States
The smallest national park, and the tallest monument in the U.S.
World beaches
The 2026 U.S. News world-beach list, from Fiji and the Maldives to Bora Bora and Whitehaven.
#1Fiji · Beaches · Oceania
Island chain of powder sand, reefs, and the Mamanucas.
#2Turks and Caicos · Beaches · North America
Grace Bay: miles of pale sand and water that stays shallow.
#3Japan · Beaches · Asia
Japan's southern islands: clear shallows, coral, and a different pace.
#4Italy · Beaches · Europe
A thousand miles of Mediterranean coast, from Costa Smeralda to wild coves.
#5Mauritius · Beaches · Africa
An Indian Ocean island with a lagoon on almost every side.
#6United States · Beaches · Oceania
Hawaii's second island: resort sand, wild coast, and a volcano above it.

City guide
Do less, more slowly. Tokyo punishes packed itineraries and rewards anyone who picks a ward and stays for dinner.

Culture guide
Kyoto's famous spots are famous for a reason and miserable at noon. Shift your clock: temples at opening, cafes in the afternoon, Gion after dinner.

Park guide
Grand Teton National Park is a U.S. National Park in Wyoming. A mountain wall rising straight out of the sage.

Park guide
Mount Rainier National Park is a U.S. National Park in Washington. A glacier-covered volcano that owns the Seattle skyline.