The Best of June

From the world's most expensive hamburger to the world's largest restaurant, there was a lot to feast on in June. We also discovered 'lost' pyramids, creative music videos and inspirational travelers. And we started following an exciting around-the-world trip.

It all added up to the busiest month yet at Following the Equator.

If you missed anything, check out our June archive or any of our 10 most popular posts of the month below:

1. Around the World in 18 Days: EF's Matt Borrello embarks on an around-the-world trip to visit four of the world's wonders.

2. 'Lost' pyramid found in Egypt: The so-called "Headless Pyramid" is rediscovered for the first time since the mid-19th century.

3. Real Whopper: A £95 hamburger: A fast-food outlet in West London unveils the world's most expensive hamburger (nearly $200).

4. FreePoverty: Donate cups of water: Test your geography skills and help the world's needy by donating water with each correct answer.

5. Compton students plan European trip: An extraordinary group from Compton, California, is raising funds for an EF tour this summer to Europe.

6. Must-see music video from Manchester: The Get Out Clause, a band from England, uses footage from closed-circuit security cameras for its video.

7. Mark Twain needs help: Our inspirational hero's home in Hartford, Connecticut, is running out of money and be forced to close.

8. Transatlantic Time Travel: 1945: Our historical series takes a look at how the end of World War II affected travel to Europe.

9. Friday Fun Fact: World's largest restaurant: With seating for more than 6,000 diners, a restaurant in Syria earns the Guinness World Record.

10. Park Guell in Barcelona: An EF Group Leader points out a useful video about Antoni Gaudí's mosaic masterpiece.