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Twisting and turning, upside down and round, I simply love the ecstasy of amusement parks. Disneyland might be the first name that strikes your head while you think of an amusement park. But, do you know what...
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Many cities are already doing this but it looks like New York City wants to set the standards a bit too high as the mayor of the city is sniffing some new laws that would require photographers and videographers to get hold of permits and million...
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Santa Fe, New Mexico, rated as one of the most creative cities in the world by UNESCO is really a paradise to be in. It's time to enjoy the real creativity of the city as it's hosting the three major art festivals this summer.
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Are you a beer lover? If yes, then this summer attend the boozy Toronto's Festival of Beer where you can satisfy your taste buds. For an entire weekend you can sample a wide range of beers, lagers, ales and barbecue food from across...
On July 21 crowd will gather at Derby Downs, Ohio, to cheer kids from all over the U.S. competing in the world championships of the All-American Soap Box Derby (AASBD).
In 1933, Ohio newsman Myron Scott photographed some boys coasting...
May be soon your journey to visit the Statue of Liberty will extend from the toes to the crown of the statue if the house prevails. The house has been prodding national parks official to reopen the crown of the statue of liberty for...
Even as I write this article, I am jaw-dropped at the spectacular and breathtaking view of the Niagara falls. The spray and the roar of the falls fascinates millions of visitors who come to check out the vista every year. The best weather is...
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There is just something about Yosemite National Park that washes away your sadness, your daily concerns, and your worries. This magnificent park is located in the central Sierra Nevada of California about 150 miles east of San...
If you like gravity pulling you down a mountain slope, skiing or snowboarding is your type of thing. Here's a glimpse of various US ski vacations & slopes. However, due to the changing weather conditions, slushy and loose snow pack, the number...
After 35 years of absence, Ripley's Believe It Or Not! is back, for a third time, in Times Square. The first Ripley's opened on Broadway and 48th Street in 1938. It closed a year later. The next try lasted longer, from 1957 to 1972, and closed when...
Indigo Hotel is a new Nordic style hotel and spa which is a window on the breathtaking blue world of Patagonia. This hotel is the last work designed by architect Sebastian Irarrazaval who has managed to encase a balance between understated...
The Center on Halsted
It seems Chicago's dream of becoming a gay destination is going to come true. The Center on Halsted, one of country's only gay community centers opened this month is anticipated to make Chicago, a gay destination.
It's a $20...
Being in the outdoors is a great way to get away from the hustle bustle of the city or the 'real world'. Ogden, Utah is one of the small towns which allows it's residents enjoy the great outdoors. You can jet ski, kayak, play paintball, mountain...
Taroko Gorge is a major tourist attraction in Taiwan. The gorge gaps a rift in the mountains with shear cliffs rising up from the river bed. The best way to enjoy this area is to get away from crowds by exploring one of the many hiking trails in...
At the foothills of Himalayas lie an interesting mix of hill tribes. These people are commonly known as Sherpas. However, some are Tammam and some are Rai. In an effort to pay utmost respect to these indigenous people of the mountains for the work...
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