Category: Travel Guide

Lake Tahoe, located in the Sierra Nevadas in northeastern California, is the largest alpine lake in North America. The deep blue water, mountains, pine-scented air, rocky shoreline, and clear skies, all located…

Jaipur, nicknamed the Pink City, forms a key point on the Golden Triangle, the tourist circuit that connects New Delhi, Agra, and Rajasthan. Jaipur’s nickname is a nod to the pink buildings…

There are a lot of misconceptions when it comes to Vancouver, Canada. It’s too cold, it rains all the time, it gets so dark, etc. Not only are these preconceived notions misguided,…

For travelers keen on a European getaway without a flight across the Atlantic, Quebec City offers the charms of a French or Swiss destination. What’s more, you’ll hear enough French in Quebec…

There’s far more to Madrid than bullfighting, flamenco, and tapas, though you’ll certainly find all three in the Spanish capital. Named one of the best cities to visit in Europe by Travel…

Iconic canals, centuries-old townhomes, cobblestone lanes, and flower-adorned bridges. Amsterdam is as pretty as a postcard with charm in spades. It’s also one of the rare places that attracts history buffs, luxury-minded…

Iceland has quickly become one of the top travel destinations in the world, but it still feels like a well-kept secret. Perhaps that’s because of its stunning natural beauty, or the swaths…

There are few better beach destinations than Rhode Island. With 400 miles of gorgeous Atlantic shoreline, Rhode Island is a dream for any traveler looking for a classic New England experience —…

Oahu is the third largest of the Hawaiian islands, located southeast of Kauai. The most populous of the islands, Oahu is home to the stabookte capital of Honolulu and its cosmopolitan surroundings….

Palm Springs, California is located about 100 miles east of Los Angeles in the Coachella Valley area of the Sonoran Desert. A popular resort city for many years, Palm Springs is known…