GLACIER BAY NATIONAL PARK, ALASKA

Glacier Bay National Park in Alaska, part of a World Heritage Site, covers 3.3 million acres of glaciers, snow-capped mountains and emerald green forests. It is home to more than 50 named glaciers and a wide variety of wildlife, including brown and black bears, mountain goats, moose, whales, seals and more than 200 species of birds. Glacier Bay is a popular destination for Alaskan cruises and one of the world’s largest protected areas. —Prepared by the World Tribune staff

ANSWER TO LAST ISSUE’S SOKA PUZZLE: THIS CLUSTER OF UNSURPASSED JEWELS HAS COME TO US UNSOUGHT.