Cebu City on Cebu Island is not just one of the oldest cities in the Philippines; it’s also a treasure trove of history and culture. Perfect for delving into Philippine and Spanish Colonial eras, this vibrant city boasts ancient churches, historic battle sites, and some of the most delectable food around. While many travelers pass…
Welcome to Arches National Park in Utah! If you’re wondering where to start and how to make the most of your visit, you’re in the right place. Despite being smaller than many other national parks, Arches boasts an impressive array of trails and sights. Home to over 2,000 natural arches, the park offers endless opportunities…
Driving is undoubtedly the best way to explore Iceland. We quickly realized that public transportation options are limited, especially when heading to more remote areas. To make the most of our trip, renting a car was a must. Here are some key tips for getting gas in Iceland: 1. Most Gas Stations are Self-Service Many…
One of the most enchanting times to visit DC is during the Cherry Blossom Festival. These thousands of cherry trees, a gift of friendship from Japan in 1912 (although an earlier batch of 2,000 was sadly destroyed by insect infestation), splatter the cityscape in delicate pinks and whites. For over a century, the cherry blossoms…
Discover Nicodemus National Historic Site Step back in time at Nicodemus National Historic Site, the last remaining western town established by freed African American settlers during the Reconstruction Period. Drawn by the promise of land in the free state of Kansas, African Americans migrated westward in search of a brighter future. History of Nicodemus *Journey…
Kismet, New York, is the westernmost settlement on the picturesque Fire Island, a 30-mile-long barrier island off the southern coast of Long Island. With a history spanning hundreds of years, Kismet was originally inhabited by the native peoples of the region, followed by the Dutch. For over a century now, Kismet stands as a notable…
Looking for an enjoyable, family-friendly hike in Rocky Mountain National Park? Consider the Alberta Falls Hike in the Bear Lake area. This trail leads to a stunning waterfall and is perfect for everyone. It’s well-marked, wide, and a pleasure to walk. If you have extra time and energy, you can easily combine this hike with…
Olympic National Park is an incredible expanse of nearly 1,400 square miles, covering much of the Olympic Peninsula in Washington. Due to its vast size and the layout of the park, traveling between destinations can take considerable time. Ideally, we recommend spending several days or up to a week exploring Olympic National Park. However, we…