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The temperature in Death Valley National Park can be extremely high. At almost 57 degrees Celsius, it broke the record for the highest temperature ever recorded in North America. In North America, it is the lowest point at 86 meters below sea level. Not only is it the driest place on the continent, but it … Read more
Discover the culinary scene behind the scenes in this outdoor enthusiast paradise. Eastern Oregon is the perfect place for farming, ranching, and winemaking because of its rich soil and pioneer history. Visitors are welcome to hear the stories of the amiable residents and purchase artisanal things from them. Savor freshly harvested fruits, sample delicious hand-crafted … Read more
Take some time to drink and sample in the Portland Region, which includes Portland, Oregon, and its neighboring municipalities. The Portland Region of Oregon is easy to get sucked into. You may hike beautiful trails, enjoy the craft beer scene, bike through alpine woods and rolling vineyard slopes, and discover the quirky, laid-back culture of … Read more
West Virginia Civil War History Sites West Virginia is a state that is well-known for its breathtaking natural beauty, quaint small towns, and friendly people. History is there everywhere you look. Its most visited attractions are also some of its most important historical locations. Discovering West Virginia’s past includes learning about the American Civil War … Read more
One of the most significant Western frontier battles in American history was the 7th Cavalry’s crushing defeat of 12 companies by Plains Indians at the Battle of the Little Bighorn. At Little Bighorn National Monument, which is located 104 kilometers northwest of Billings in the vicinity of Crow Agency, Montana, the two-day battle is remembered. … Read more
Oahu’s North Shore Honolulu, the capital of Hawaii, is a modern seaside city with an abundance of attractions to keep tourists occupied for many weeks. In addition, it serves as the air hub for Hawaii and the entry point to the remaining Hawaiian Islands. Now that you’ve seen the historic Pearl Harbor site, scaled Diamond … Read more
The Road (Trip) Less Traveled: 3 Days on the Open Road in South Dakota Although South Dakota is well-known as “The Mount Rushmore State,” there is much more to discover in this Midwestern gem than respectable rock faces and prairie vistas licked by buffalo. Rich in American Indian heritage and replete with the remnants of … Read more
Lafayette, Louisiana: Your Guide to Local Culinary Specialties Pay attention to the whispers of Cajun French being spoken on street corners and the pervasive sound of zydeco music coming from eateries and bars. The center of Acadiana, or the French Acadian region of Louisiana, and the epicenter of Cajun and Creole cooking is Lafayette, Louisiana. … Read more
Enter a relaxed state of mind in Louisiana, where having fun is second nature. It wouldn’t be a party without music, of course. Luckily for you, Lafayette bills itself as the world’s free music capital, and it’s simple to enjoy unique, thrilling, and cost-free music festivals and performances here. It makes sense why Lafayette is … Read more
You might be ready to unwind after taking in the fast-paced sightseeing and nightlife of New York City. Thankfully, downtown Manhattan is not far from the windswept beaches, luxury, and elegance of the Hamptons. Situated on the eastern tip of Long Island’s southern fork, approximately 152 kilometers east of New York City, the Hamptons are … Read more