Most of the area of the continent of North America is made up of three large nations, Canada, the United States of America and Mexico. The large island territory of Greenland is also included in this region. North America is a melting pot of cultures with immigrants from all over the world continuing to settle here over the last few centuries. Cities like New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Toronto are some of the most multicultural, while Nuuk in Greenland and many cities in Mexico hold firmly to their traditional customs.
Some of the most dramatic scenery is found in the northern part of North America within stunning national parks like the breathtaking Grand Canyon, the Yellowstone National Park, the Banff National Park and other areas that the American Cordillera dominates. Manmade wonders such as the Empire State Building and Mount Rushmore in the United States, Notre Dame Basilica in Canada and the ancient monuments of Chechen Itza and Tulum in Mexico attract visitors by the thousands. Added to all this is the lore of Hollywood in California, where visitors from all over the world converge in the hope of catching a glimpse of one of their favorite stars.
Have you heard of the Zeppelin Hotel in San Francisco? If you’re planning to visit Frisco soon, you should consider staying a night or two at this magnificent hotel. It honestly surprised us in the best way possible, and the only regret we have is that we should’ve spent more nights at the hotel. What’s…
The last time we arrived at the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, we were overwhelmed by how crowded and busy it was. It didn’t surprise us, though, as the capital of the US state of Georgia is widely known for many things. From its hip-hop culture to its Southern hospitality, there are so many reasons to…
There is no way we can begin describing a Yosemite Park itinerary without mentioning famed veteran and Yosemite ranger Carl Sharsmith’s story. The legend goes that when someone asked him what he’d do if he had just a day in Yosemite, he said that he would sit by the Merced River and cry — and…
Who doesn’t want to spend eternity in Maui? This scenic Hawaiian island is among our favorite destinations, not only because of its breathtaking beaches and lush rainforests but also because of its dramatic landscapes. However, did you know that it’s also home to some of the most exclusive villas in the world? This is why…
Moab, Utah is synonymous with towering red rock formations and epic outdoor adventures. However, what lies beyond the iconic Arches National Park? Where to stay near Moab, UT? Luckily, several charming places shine just as bright and are not too far from the city. We’re huge road trippers, and it took just a one-to-three-hour ride…
Glacier National Park is probably Montana’s biggest attraction, but its magic isn’t a mystery. With over 700 miles of trails, countless vibrant blue lakes, and awe-inspiring glaciers, it’s no wonder nearly 3 million people visit each year, including us. Also known as the “Crown of the Continent,” we love Glacier’s breathtaking scenery and vast, peaceful…
New Hampshire is known as the center of the American Revolution. Aside from that, it’s also fancied for its stunning natural landscapes, especially during the fall. Home to the White Mountains, the fall foliage here is nothing short of brilliant. It’s a paradise for nature lovers that’ll be painted with orange, red, and gold shades…
It’s finally that time of the year when we can feast our eyes on the enchanting fall foliage. There’s truly nothing like the sight of leaves slowly turning from green to shades of orange, yellow, and red. And what better place to enjoy that than in New England? It’s a beautiful place any time of…
Maine is New England’s biggest state. So, you shouldn’t be shocked to find out that it’s home to some of the region’s most popular destinations. And if you’re a leaf peeper, you may wonder where is the best fall foliage in Maine. Lucky for you, we’re here to answer that! Normally, peak fall foliage happens…
Not for nothing is Yellowstone National Park America’s first and oldest national park. The wild, beating heart of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem has been captivating intrepid travelers and nature lovers like us since the 1870s. While its showstoppers are the hot springs and geysers, there’s a lot more to see and do here: diverse wildlife,…
New Orleans, or NOLA, as we like to call it, is known for many things. It’s the birthplace of Jazz, the first city in the US to host an Opera, and also home to many lively celebrations. The most enticing thing about this city is its unique culture, which is a mix of African-American, French,…
There’s a reason why Las Vegas is called the Sin City. It’s where slot machines jingle, dazzling shows erupt, and endless fun awaits. But just a few hours away, a different kind of magic awaits. We’re talking about the magnificent Grand Canyon, a vast natural wonder humbling even the flashiest casinos. And if you plan…
We love luxury and the ocean, so it’s hardly a surprise that we chose Puerto Vallarta for a luxurious and laidback seaside holiday that was a long time coming. Our vacation was all about a gorgeous Old Town, stunning historic attractions, and, of course, some of the world’s most pristine beaches. And we experienced a…
When we cast ourselves away to Hot Springs, Arkansas, we counted no less than 10 thermal bath houses right in the heart of downtown! Named for its eponymous natural thermal springs, Hot Springs is one of the most scenic destinations to visit in Arkansas. What’s more, a short drive from here puts us in the…
There are so many ways to enjoy Key West. We love sunbathing at Smathers Beach and taking a sunset cruise. Other travelers love to enjoy the nightlife and soak up the atmosphere of Duval Street. But among them, we found that the best way to experience the island’s unique charm and hospitality is by choosing…
Though geographically small, San Francisco is one mighty city. With so many visitors each year, it only makes sense for it to have a plethora of different hotels catering to all types of travelers. However, we think there’s one that’s not talked about enough, despite its charm. We’re talking about the Triton Hotel in San…
Nestled amidst the breathtaking peaks of the Rockies lies a haven for adventurers and nature enthusiasts alike: Glacier National Park. Among its many treasures, the pristine waters offer a serene yet exhilarating experience for kayakers. Though we’re not professionals, we love to paddle on the lakes and rivers. Yes, kayaking at Glacier National Park does…
Many travelers to Maui have been grappling with whether or not to travel to Maui after fires destroyed the historic West Maui town of Lahaina in August 2023. Despite what many might have heard in the aftermath of the devastating wildfires, Hawaii needs travelers and tourists to come. It’s not just the tourism boards or the…
Denver is surrounded by a vibrant tapestry of exciting towns, each offering unique experiences and attractions. From mountain towns to historic ones, you name it. And knowing that, we couldn’t help but want to have a long, adventurous road trip. After some research, we decided to drive from Denver CO to Moab Utah. Why Moab,…
New Orleans — also known as The Big Easy, Crescent City, NOLA — has always been one of the top cities to visit in the US, and it’s easy to see why. There’s always something cool happening here, whether it’s the famed multi-month Mardi Gras celebrations, music festivals, food, or the rollicking live music scene.…
Booking hotels could sit at either end of the travel planning spectrum. Either it could be a total breeze, or it could be a pain point for travelers — partly due to the plethora of options available. However, one of the biggest issues that most travelers face is pinning down the cheapest prices, especially since…
America’s finest city, that is San Diego. A small paradise on the southern coast of California with a full range of attractions for everyone to enjoy. Over 112 km (70 miles) of beautiful sun-drenched beaches, countless parks and gardens, plenty of fine restaurants, a buzzing nightlife, adventure sports and more. Thanks to its year-round amazing…
Loaded with history and culture, Québec City is unique among North American cities and maintains its European roots with a predominantly French-speaking society. With its cobblestone streets, 17th and 18th-century architecture and outdoor cafes, Old Québec has a European-style charm. It is a magical wonderland in the winter and a breathtaking landscape in the summer…
Philadelphia is no doubt one of the most interesting places on the USA map and has been long known as a tourist attraction for history, culture and food lovers alike. Philadelphia is a city of firsts. On top of hosting America’s first birthday, it also started up the country’s first daily newspaper, America’s first zoo/university/library/hospital,…