61K views · 319 reactions | The gates to our Summer 2026 US Castle are open. Over one-third of tickets are already claimed—and the realms are filling fast. Choose your quest, your Dungeon Master, and your chamber within the Castle walls before another adventurer seizes your place. This is no tavern tale. This is D&D in a Castle—and your Campaign of a Lifetime begins the moment you book. | D&D in a Castle | Facebook

Watch the UK’s largest birds of prey show, The Falconer’s Quest, featuring 60 stunning birds from around the world 礪 | Warwick Castle | Facebook

410K views · 1.9K reactions | Discovering Chinese New Year Spring Festival is the largest annual holiday for most of the Chinese people. During the Chinese New Year, this is the best chance for them to return to their hometowns and families. Charlie Clarkson, from China Daily will meet with the local people to experience the festival's preserved traditions, as the country begins to transform into a landscape of song, dance and celebration. | China Culture | Facebook

204K views · 648 reactions | A cargo bike is called bakfiets in Dutch, which means 'box bike' and thus hasn't got a strong 'cargo' connotation. Just as well, because the Dutch mostly transport their children in a bakfiets! 蘭 By: Robert van Alphen & BicycleDutch #netherlands #dutch | Dutch Culture | Facebook

4.5M views · 100K reactions | Traditional Japanese calligraphy ink, referred to as sumi ink, comes in a solid form. It takes at least four years of production before these ink sticks can be sold, and even longer for the most expensive ones. A 200-gram high-grade ink stick from a producer like Kobaien costs over $1,000. And at some other retailers, prices can reach almost $2,000. Meanwhile, almost double the amount of commercial India ink can go for as little as $9. | Culture Insider | Facebook