Pasadena The famous city where the Rose Parade takes place every year The Metro Gold Line light rail makes it easy to get to Pasadena, which is 16 kilometers northeast of downtown Los Angeles and known for its museums, historic buildings, and the Tournament of Roses Parade every New Year. Significance in … Read more
Houma In Louisiana’s Bayou Country, the Cajuns are friendly. Houma is only 88 kilometers southwest of New Orleans, but it feels like a world away. It is in Louisiana’s Bayou Country, which is made up of about 6,500 square kilometers of mysterious swamps and large marshes. The Gulf of Mexico, coffee-colored bayous, and a never-ending … Read more
Maryland Visit beaches, Baltimore, and sites related to colonial times. People often call Maryland “America in miniature” because it has a lot of different landscapes, from mountains to beaches. Maryland was one of the first 13 states in the United States. It was settled by English people in 1634. This state became the seventh to … Read more
Amelia Island Historic charm and pristine beaches Amelia Island, while not precisely a secret (Condé Nast readers ranked it among the world’s best islands), is undoubtedly one of Florida’s less well-known vacation spots. It’s surprising, given this island retreat has almost everything a traveler could want: beaches, history, outdoor activities, shopping, fine restaurants, and lodging … Read more
Santa Cruz Santa Cruz County has warm beaches and tasty wine that will make you fall in love. Santa Cruz is the perfect California beach town because it has everything that the Golden State has to offer. In 1885, three Hawaiian kings on vacation were the first people to surf in the United States. In … Read more
St. Simons Island The name of these islands comes from the beautiful fall colors of their huge marshes. They are full of history. Spain sent sailors to the Southern coast of Georgia to look for gold. Instead, they found beautiful beaches and golden marshes. People today can enjoy these natural sights as well as the … Read more
Houston Zoos Houston’s zoos were built to protect and keep different kinds of animals. The main goal is to teach people about animals so that different environments can live together in peace. These places for plants and animals have successfully raised both local and foreign animal and bird species. Zoos in Houston are worth a … Read more
Temples in Boston Temples in Boston are a nice break from everyday life. They are places where people can get spiritual and learn about different religions’ customs, such as Hinduism, Jainism, Buddhism, and the Sikh community. The temples also have a number of volunteer projects that are looking for followers to help out. There are … Read more
Glacier Bay National Park Check out Alaska’s beautiful glaciers and fjords The southern tip of Alaska is between the Pacific Ocean and Canada. Glacier Bay National Park covers 5,000 square kilometers and is a great place for explorers. There are 175 mountains that people can climb, with Mount Cleveland being the tallest at 3,190 … Read more
Oregon Oregon: wide open areas and a gorgeous coast Both activities and scenery abound in Oregon. Its stunning coastline can be sailed, its volcanic mountains can be hiked, its lakes can be paddled, or you can even hop in a buggy and head into its seemingly endless deserts. Look no further if you want world-class … Read more