Tiwanaku is an ancient pre-Inca city near Lake Titicaca in Bolivia, famous for its carved Gate of the Sun and the precise stonework of Pumapunku.

On the windswept high plain of Bolivia, nearly four thousand metres above sea level and close to the shore of Lake Titicaca, stand the ruins of Tiwanaku. Here, in one

Off the tropical northern coast of Australia, separated from the mainland by a stretch of sea, lie the Tiwi Islands, home to the Tiwi people, one of the most distinctive

Tlatelolco was Tenochtitlan’s twin Aztec city, home to a marketplace that awed the conquistadors and the site of the empire’s final stand.

Where the mountains of southeastern Alaska drop straight into a cold, salmon-filled sea, and where cedar and spruce crowd a coast drenched in rain, live the Tlingit, the people of

A visitor’s guide to Todai-ji in Nara, home of the world’s largest bronze Buddha and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

On the wooded eastern edge of Nara, past a great wooden gate guarded by two glowering giants, rises one of the most extraordinary buildings ever raised in wood. Inside the

It seems almost impossible that a lush, green ravine could exist within Tokyo’s sprawling 23 wards — but Todoroki Valley is exactly that. Tokyo’s only natural valley, this cool, leafy

A travel guide to Tofuku-ji in Kyoto: its great Zen gates and halls, the Tsutenkyo bridge over a maple valley, and modern rock gardens.

Tokyo is the capital city of Japan. literally means “capital in the east”. Tokyo is the largest city in the world, with an area of ​​600 km² and a megapole