New Mexico‘s San Juan County is home to several places, which interest the off-the-beaten-track kind of travellers. The preserved structures of the Aztec Ruins National Monument and the pueblos of the Chaco Culture National Historical Park are a real treat. But, one place stands out – literally – from the rest is Shiprock. Towering alone…
The Old Plovdiv, Bulgaria, is the oldest city in Europe and the sixth oldest in the world. It has been populated since 6th century B.C. You canβt claim to have visited the oldest city in Europe, without walking on the cobbled streets of Hilly Plovdiv. The place is famous for its beautiful and well-preserved Ottoman-era…
You can probably boast of having eaten in a dozen or even a hundred McDonald branches. Do you probably think that all McDonaldβs look alike right? They all have the same red and yellow building with red and yellow interiors. But have you eaten on a plane converted into a fast food joint? If you…
If youβre in New York City but you suddenly feel an urge to get away from the crowd and the noise, then you can just simply head to Governors Island. To those who have never been to Governors Island one of the best ways to describe it is to call it an adult playground. If…
White Sands in New Mexico is a national park that offers an excellent outdoor experience. Thereβs something for everyone in this park and thatβs why itβs a favorite weekend destination of families and outdoor enthusiasts. Below are the things you can do in White Sands. Go camping White Sands is the perfect place to go…
Creativity is an art that needs you to explore new places and experience diverse cultures to keep you inspired and motivated. Staying in one place for a long time reduces your morale of being free-spirited and writing inspiring content. You need to get away from the normal to expand on the perspectives of every aspect…
The official name of Fort Blunder is Fort Montgomery. It was only called Fort Blunder because of the story behind its creation. It was built by America after the war with the British in 1812. It is located in the shores of Lake Champlain, which is situated across the US-Canada border, in what is today…
Scotland is known for its majestic woodlands that look like they’ve come straight out of a storybook. The Devil’s Pulpit, however, takes on a more sinister vibe when it comes to folklore. Instead of dreaming of gnomes and fairies across the lush greenery, Finnich Glen is a crimson-colored river that gushes through twisted and sinister-looking…