What Are The Continents?
From the ice fields of Antarctica to the rainforests of the Amazon, we divide Earth’s land into a handful of big “chunks” called continents. Most school systems teach…
Explore places
Explore the world by location. Start with the six continents, then dive into countries and cities for maps, facts, and focused case studies. Each place page links to related topics—landforms, climate, culture, economy, and travel tips—so you can see how geography works on the ground.
From the ice fields of Antarctica to the rainforests of the Amazon, we divide Earth’s land into a handful of big “chunks” called continents. Most school systems teach…
Armenia blends snow-capped peaks, sun-warmed stone monasteries, and generous hospitality into a compact, affordable trip. From Yerevan’s café culture to Lake Sevan’s alpine shores and the Tatev gorge,…
Imagine standing atop the ancient Citadel Hill—once the mighty Erebuni fortress—overlooking a city that blends pink‑stone facades, dramatic Soviet avenues, and Mount Ararat’s snow‑capped silhouette. That city is…
Most geography quizzes expect one number, but country totals depend on what the list is designed to count. The practical answer is 195, while the formal United Nations…
Jerusalem stands on the central ridge of the Judaean Mountains, between the Mediterranean coast and the Dead Sea. Ancient religious landscapes and modern government districts occupy the same…
Tbilisi is the capital of Georgia (the country), not the U.S. state with the same name. It’s a river-valley city in the Caucasus where geography, history, and regional…
The map we learn in school shows Earth broken into a few big “chunks” of land called continents. Simple, right?In practice, geographers, historians, and geologists don’t always draw…