Feature Stories
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41 Mother-Daughter Trips of a Lifetime
We asked, you answered. In time for Mother's Day, we present 41 incredible vacation ideas for the girls' trip of a lifetime.
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10 Natural Phenomena You Need to See to Believe
Worms. Ice. Coral. Some of our planet's most unsuspecting elements are responsible for the most extravagant productions (move over, Cirque du Soleil).
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13 Most Beautiful Temples
Travelers of all faiths will be touched by these stunning sites, many of which are at the heart of the world's major religions.
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The 35 Cutest Zoo Babies of 2012
We found 23 zoos around the country with adorable new additions, from Anala the Indian rhino in Miami in to Kiazi the De Brazza's monkey in Denver.
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10 Most Precious Places on Earth—And How to Save Them
In honor of Earth Day, we present 10 places our world depends on most—and how you can help preserve them.
Travel Deals
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Paris & Rome, Air, 6 Nights, From $1,315
From the Eiffel Tower to the Colosseum, take in thousands of years of European history with this travel package to Paris and Rome—and save more than $300 in the process.
Reader's Choice Awards
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Vote Now for Budget Travel's Reader's Choice Awards!
It's our third annual Readers' Choice poll. Readers weighed in on our blog, Facebook, and Twitter with their nominations—now you have until 10pm on May 31 to vote on the winner. We know you have strong opinions on travel—here's your chance to share them!
Contests
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We have a winner! Meet the Cutest Zoo Baby of 2012
The voting was fierce, but one adorable face was the clear winner this year. Click here to find out which zoo baby won, and to see the competition.
Reader Slideshows
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30 Incredible Wildlife Encounters on Safari
Getting up close and personal with animals on safari is a great thrill for travelers—especially those with a camera ready.
Featured Video
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San Francisco's Exploratorium
Housed inside the magnificent Palace of Fine Arts is a place where science and nature come to life: the Exploratorium. Watch The Budget Travel Minute for details.
