Afghan Women Fight Corruption for the Right to Ride
Boundary Breakers Afghan Women’s Cycling Team
Afghan Cycles: Pushing Gender and Cultural Barriers on Two Wheels
Why Is the Mystery of Blast Force Brain Injury So Tough to Solve?
Afghanistan Quiz, Part 1
Afghanistan Quiz, Part 2
Update: Biking-Riding Activist Shannon Galpin
Section 60 of Arlington National Cemetery Offers Tragic Testimony to America's Most Recent Wars
Traveler of the Year: Heather Finnecy
Adventurer Shannon Galpin’s Memoir Explores Women’s Rights and Bikes in Afghanistan
Improving Women’s Rights in Afghanistan with Bikes – Join the Global Solidarity Ride 8/30
Colleague and Friend Remembers Slain Photographer Anja Niedringhaus
Afghan Cycles: Following the First Afghan National Women’s Cycling Team
New Afghan Law Disastrous for Women, Says National Geographic Photographer
Travel 365: Best of December 2013
Climbing in Afghanistan: Adventure Beyond the Lifeline
Behind the Cover: October 2013
Pictures: Afghanistan’s Looted and Lost Heritage
Afghanistan’s Two-Wheeled Revolution: First Women’s Bike Racing Team Hits the Road
Bookmark: The World Is a Carpet
Humanitarian Shannon Galpin on the “Streets of Afghanistan” Exhibition
Humanitarian Shannon Galpin
The Radar: Galway Guide, Cafe Culture, Everyday Afghanistan
Afghan Ski Challenge Promotes Tourism to War-Weary Hindu Kush
Afghanistan’s Highest Mountain Reopened to Climbers
Afghanistan Bright Spot: Wildlife Surviving in War Zones
Restrepo: Sebastian Junger, Tim Hetherington Receive an Oscar Nomination For Best Documentary
Khadija Bahram, Educator
Sebastian Junger on Making Restrepo, Your 90-Minute Deployment in Afghanistan’s Deadliest Valley
Adventure in 60 Seconds: This Week in Exploration
Seven Stans
Readers’ Choice Adventurers of the Year: And the Winner Is…
Meet the Adventurers of the Year: Educator Khadija Bahram
Afghanistan Photos
Where Next: Iraq and Afghanistan Touring Mess-o-potamia
Afghanistan’s Hidden Treasures at the Met
Three Cups of Trouble: Climber Greg Mortenson’s Taliban Problem
Afghanistan Declares First National Park
Are National Parks in Afghanistan’s Future?
This Art Exhibit Made Me Cry