Special Report

Evotourism

INTERACTIVE MAP: EVOLUTION WORLD TOUR

From lemurs to Neanderthals, here's our latest guide so you can travel the globe to enjoy what Darwin famously called "endless forms most beautiful." Read more about the destinations on this map in the articles below.

Blue Mountains

How Australia Put Evolution on Darwin’s Mind

By Tony Perrottet

Dinosaur Capital

Want to Excite Your Inner Dinosaur Fan? Pack Your Bags for Alberta

By Eva Holland

Ancient Seas

When Texas Was at the Bottom of the Sea

By Olivia Judson

Evotourism: The Americas

Mount St. Helens, Washington

By Lyn Garrity

La Brea Tar Pits, California

By Marian Holmes

Burgess Shale, British Columbia, Canada

By Jeanne Maglaty

Welcome to America’s Dinosaur Playground

By Mary Roach

Ashfall Fossil Beds, Nebraska

By Megan Gambino

Isle Royale, Michigan

By T.A. Frail

Galápagos Islands, Ecuador

By Laura Helmuth

Five Great Places to See Evidence of First Americans

Evotourism: Europe

Take a Hike on Britain’s Ancestor’s Trail and Travel Back 10,000 Years

By Jerry Adler

The House Where Darwin Lived

By Rebecca Stott

Jurassic Coast, England

By Sarah Zielinski

The Evolutionary Secrets Within the Messel Pit

By Andrew Curry

Mendel's Garden, Czech Republic

By Beth Py-Lieberman

Evotourism: Africa, Asia, Australia

The Cradle of Humankind, South Africa

By Erin Wayman

Wadi Hitan, Egypt

By Abigail Tucker

Foraminifera Sculpture Park, China

By Karen Larkins

The Komodo Dragon is an All-Purpose Killing Machine

By Brendan Borrell

Kangaroo Island, Australia

By Laura Helmuth

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