Destinations

The American Northwest enjoys all four seasons every year with varying intensities. Winters in the region are wet and cold but mostly delightful, while the rainy season brings torrential downpours. Summers in the Northwest are considerably hot and dry, warranting multiple trips to the beach.

By George Adelman

Old Town Alexandria is a historic neighborhood in the American State of Virginia that lies only minutes away from Washington DC. It enjoys a venerable status among the black community as it was instrumental to the black rights movement back in the day.

By George Adelman

Crater of Diamonds State Park is the only public diamond mining site in the U.S. Thousands of people have dug up their own gems over the years. Some even struck it rich.

By Caroline Eubanks

When wine lovers think about strolling around picturesque vineyards, plucking supple grapes, and sipping the most exquisite wines in rustic barns, they imagine being in France or Italy. Either way, the first wine-producing epicenter anyone thinks of is always somewhere in exotic Europe.

By George Adelman

What makes an incredible swimming pool? Well, surely many things, but the two most important features that make a swimming bath enticing are the area it offers and the depth of crystal clear water in it.

By George Adelman

Hanukkah, also known as The Festival of Lights or Feast of Dedication, is celebrated on the 25th day of Kislev for 8 days between late November and December. The dates, however, change every year according to the Hebrew calendar.

By George Adelman

Similar to ice cream, but so different at the same time, frozen custard is truly one of the most joyful cold desserts. If you are a frozen custard fan, you’ve probably heard of Ted Drewes Frozen Custard, one of the most popular and the best shops in St. Louis to have this cold dessert! One […] The post The Famous ‘Ted Drewes Frozen Custard’ Shop In St.

By George Adelman

Orlando is widely famous for its Disney World and Universal Studios, making it seem like a dreamland for the kids. Surely that is the case, but there’s more to Orlando than just that as it is also a treat for the naughty grown-ups.

By George Adelman

Williamsburg and Greenpoint are two of Brooklyn’s most popular neighborhoods that are majorly known for their incredible galleries, restaurants, cafés, and concert venues.

By George Adelman

Seasoned swimmers love to challenge themselves by treading waters in colossal water bodies. Be it the sea or raging rivers; the daring aquaholics love to take the plunge into any water-holding crater.

By George Adelman

The summer in Chicago speaks for itself. It is time to beat the heat with some fun-filled festivities. In Chicago, even the neighborhoods organize events almost every week.

By George Adelman

June is that time of the year when proponents of love are busy spreading color and joy around them. Yes, you guessed it right; it’s the pride month. Once only known as a time for beach holidays, now this summer season comes each year as a period when love is honored, and diversity is welcomed.

By George Adelman

Thriving on the banks of the rivers Missouri and Michigan is the all-welcoming Missourian city of St. Louis. It is one of the most happening towns in American known for its baseball and boozy beers.

By George Adelman

If you have ever watched the Ben Stiller starrer, Night at the Museum, then you must have wondered what it would be like to spend a night at the American Museum of Natural History (well, except for the part where all the exhibits come to life).

By George Adelman

Set against the alluring Nevadan sky, Reno lies in the northwest corner of the Silver State. Known as the biggest little city in the world, Reno is home to some of the most buzzing casinos in America.

By George Adelman

When you talk about Colorado, you can’t look past its vivid mountainous landscapes, the desert lands, dense forests, high plains, and rivers, among so many other things. It’s a stunning Mountain State and is best noted for these very features.

By George Adelman

Louisville might not be a coastal city, but it is surely home to some of the most amazing fish restaurants with some exotic seafood dishes.

By George Adelman

Modified American Plan (MAP) covers the cost or fixed rate of breakfast and supper, room, or continental plan that guests are charged. The plan basically means an option for booking, which includes room night and usually a free breakfast. This plan is typically for families that are conscious of hotel pricing.

By George Adelman

Contrasting the glamorous and animated world of Los Angeles, Ojai lies 75 miles north of the LaLa Land and offers unadulterated peace to its people. Washed over by distilled serenity, the small nirvana town is poles apart from the rest of California.

By George Adelman

Las Vegas is one of the most densely populated cities in the state of Nevada. It is also known to be one of the best tourist attractions in the world.

By George Adelman

Resting on the bank of the Arkansas River, Little Rock is a secluded town with a life of its own, offering a buzzing night scene, a comprehensive culinary experience, and an array of monumental artifacts.

By George Adelman

Home to 75000 American citizens, Kalamazoo is situated in the south of Michigan. It has many intriguing features and accolades to its credit, such as the title of the celery capital of the world during the early years of the past decade.

By George Adelman

Braving the summer season’s scorching temperature can become a bit of a tall order, especially when the sun spills down seething heat. And if someone lives in a hot and humid region like Maryland, they are bound to struggle during the warm months.

By George Adelman

Home to Florida’s oldest and largest university, Gainesville is recognized as a college town, unlike most other Floridian cities. Being so closely associated with academia, G-town has a business-like aura, which is why it is not wildly popular among tourists.

By George Adelman

Halloween is one of the most awaited holidays and not just for the heaps of candies one gets to gorge on (though that’s definitely a significant reason). But aside from getting a chance to get high on chocolates, the excitement of running into unexpected faux monsters makes the holiday so much more enjoyable and worthwhile.

By George Adelman