The beauty of coastal Maine, specifically the Southern Maine coast, is exceptional, making it a great year-round destination. The credit largely goes to the tiny town of Kennebunkport. This historical fishing and shipbuilding village has been a popular summer seaside destination for more than a century. In fact, the town’s scenic center lies along the Kennebunk River,…
Charleston in South Carolina is a classic Southern town sitting at the confluence of three rivers: the Ashley, the Cooper, and the Wando. Plus, it sits on the shores of the North Atlantic Ocean, making it everyone’s favorite historic waterside town on the U.S.’ Eastern Coast. When we weren’t digging into its delicious Lowcountry cuisine…
Getting to see all of the splendor and beauty of Alabama’s whopping 21 state parks is a dream come true for outdoor lovers. The state parks across this southern state boast a variety of landscapes that take your breath away, right from mountain tops to caverns and natural springs. The forests are swathed in a sea…
Acadia National Park, a.k.a. the “crown jewel of the North Atlantic Coast,” is the first national park east of the Mississippi River. So, this 47,000-acre-huge park is naturally special, with miles of hiking trails, woodlands, and rocky beaches for us to explore. This spectacular East Coast natural attraction lies on Mount Desert Island on the…
The riverside Missouri city of St. Louis is a natural stop on the famed Route 66 road trips – and for a good reason. Aside from its repute as blues music central and a foodie heartland, this all-American city is also home to leafy historic squares, stately museums, and music bars. Plus, it serves up some of…
South Padre Island (a.k.a. SPI, as locals call it) might be a famed Texan spring break spot, but it’s much more than just party central. This coastal destination sits at the southern tip of the Lone Star State, with the calm waters of the Laguna Madre on one side and the Gulf of Mexico on…
What’s on your mind when talking about Portland OR? Indeed, your mind will be filled with amazing landscapes. Not only that, but you’ll also think about moody weather and a cozy atmosphere to cuddle up and drink a cup of hot tea. Portland is one of the most unique cities in the United States. Exploring…
As the tourism hub of Oahu, you can expect nothing but the best from Honolulu. Home to the world-famous Waikiki Beach, countless travelers visit Honolulu every year to explore its pristine beaches, local eateries, touristy shops, shopping malls, and of course, high-rise hotels. And if you enjoy everything luxurious, you should stay at a 5…
It makes sense why Charleston is one of America’s favorite travel destinations. How could you not love its beautiful sceneries and all the historic buildings? This is that kind of place you can’t visit just once. The moment you step your foot in Charleston, you’ll fall in love with the atmosphere. So you’re looking for…
Every year, travelers flock to Austin for its warm weather. But that’s not the only reason to come and return for more. This is where all the fun begins. From exciting live music to adventures, Austin has a lot to offer. And if you’re looking for a 5 star hotel in Austin Texas, there are…
Lake Tahoe was famously called “the fairest picture the whole earth affords” by Mark Twain, and it holds true even a century-and-a-half later. The beguilingly turquoise blue lake sits against the backdrop of the Sierra Nevada mountains and is North America’s second-deepest lake. So, it’s not surprising that it’s a year-round destination, whether one wants…
When we were on the lookout for a nice and quiet escape to enjoy the abundant greenery, the Pacific Northwest, specifically the state of Washington, caught our attention. We also wanted to head to this gorgeous place to explore the other “greenery” that’s legal here, i.e., the cannabis culture! While recreational marijuana is legal in…
With Colorado legalizing recreational cannabis ages ago, Denver has been the leader in providing THC and TLC-derived products. In fact, during winter, the city sees a ton of travelers who come for the ski slopes but stick around for a few nightly tokes. It’s no wonder that Denver is called the “Mile High” city – pun unintended! Aside from the…