The open road, blue skies, fresh air: a cross-country road trip may just be what you need to go somewhere new, spend some time by yourself or with your loved ones, and gain some perspective. The great American road trip became popular in the 1950s, when there was a rapid increase in the number of … Continue Reading
There is something magical with hot springs in the US and around the world. Whether you’re just amazed at how jaw-droppingly beautiful the hot springs and its backdrops look like, or marveling at how Magma (from way below the surface of the earth) heats this water and creates thermal spring at temperatures substantially higher than … Continue Reading
The waterfalls in Ohio are rarely recommended as go-to tourist destinations, since Cedar Point, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, and National Museum of the US Air Force are usually squeezed into itineraries before anything else. But if you don’t have much budget, want to do something new, or you’re looking for a day-trip destination … Continue Reading
Combining old-world Victorian charm with history and the great outdoors, Mackinac Island, Michigan is an amazing vacation destination. Located in Lake Huron, between Michigan’s Upper and Lower Peninsulas, it was home to various indigenous peoples before it became colonized in the 17th century. From the late 18th century to the early 19th century, Mackinac Island … Continue Reading
Known for its quirky roadside attractions, the Enchanted Highway promises to be a great road trip destination. The Enchanted Highway in North Dakota is a 32-mile stretch, extending south from the Gladstone exit on I-94 to Main Street in Regent, North Dakota. This length of road is home to some of the world’s largest scrap … Continue Reading
Known as the Magic City, Miami has been a major international port and a gateway for immigrants, especially those from Latin America, for more than 4 centuries. From Miami’s unique multicultural neighborhoods to Miami Beach’s beautiful beaches, traveling here for a few days or more makes for a memorable trip. In today’s post, I list … Continue Reading
If you liked my Kentucky Bourbon Trail and my picks for the best bourbon makers of today, you’ll love this Vermont Cider trail just as much. Vermont has been a popular beer destination since the mid-90s and is home to over 50 breweries as of 2019. The state has been regarded as having its own … Continue Reading
Utah has one of the more unique histories in the United States. In searching for a place to practice their religion freely and without being harassed, Brigham Young led a group of members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, commonly called Mormons, into Salt Lake Valley in 1847. The first Mormon pioneers … Continue Reading
Known as the Live Music Capital of the World, Austin, Texas is an awesome city to spend a long weekend in, especially in the winter. With its dazzling culture, cuisine, history, entertainment, scenery, and art, Austin has a lot to offer visitors of all ages. Today’s detailed guide will show you how to spend 3 … Continue Reading
Nashville is the capital city of Tennessee and one of the oldest in the country, with more than 200 years of history. As a first-timer, your plans are going to be packed if you plan to spend 3 days in Nashville. Nashville has been long known as the center of country music, gaining it the … Continue Reading