Inspired by the holidays, we want to hear about your most insane family travels. Send them to us, and we'll publish our favorites between now and Christmas.
KERALA, India – Although no one outside the village had been invited, we were welcome to join in the pujas honoring gods and goddesses with hundreds of devotees.
PALMETTO, GA – You were the place that my locavore-preaching foodie friends, crickets-worshipping writer friends, and boonies-craving city friends could agree on.
The crew talked about the rogue wave hitting the ship, but we heard no details. Not a word about the injured passengers. They had disappeared. Forever. A reader story.
TEL AVIV, Israel – You might find a Franciscan church, a Muslim minoret, a Greek temple, or a gallery of satirist paintings (think: rabbi on a skateboard).
WEST VIRGINIA – My daughter found an empty ballroom and started dancing on the stage. Suddenly, she saw her moving image on the surrounding walls. It was heaven for her.
"I want people to feel like Greta Garbo after they leave my hotels." A look at the bold vision of interior designer Carleton Varney, from his new book, "Mr. Color."