A Fresh Perspective on Travel Every Day
Mysterious monoliths are popping up in the US and Europe, spawning wild theories and puzzling authorities. The latest monolith appeared and then quickly disappeared from a mountaintop in California this week — and it looks just like the ones that were found in Utah and Romania in November.
Thanks to a new injection of funding, London has an enriching historic attraction that invites exploration: theWillesden Jewish Cemetery, which is nestled in a tranquil residential area in the northwestern part of the city.
World Lemur Day takes place on October 30, and the World Lemur Festival is celebrated in the weeks surrounding this date to raise awareness about lemur diversity and their critical conservation needs. Sadly, 98% of lemur species are threatened with extinction, with 31% categorized as critically endangered, marking the highest level of threat.
Who can’t relate to the venerable sloth? They thrive in warm climates, they can spend a whole day just chilling, and, of course, they’re incredibly cute. However, there’s also a lot of wild information you might not know about these fascinating animals.
Bioluminescent algae cast splintering lacerations of light in the dark waters of the North Sea. Ahead, a gibbous moon paints the seascape in a subtle orange hue as cirrus clouds drift to reveal an almost touchable Milky Way, like Dali painted directly onto the night sky. A northerly gust fills the headsail of the expedition yachtBarbaand the boat surges ahead into the waves.
Even before the pandemic, Sylvia Longmire had a substantial social media following. Diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2005, the Air Force veteran details her experiences traveling the world as a wheelchair user for her website,Spin the Globe, and the platform is a popular one. This spring, she launched on TikTok, offering 30 to 60-second snippets of her life to a mainly millennial audience – and her new demographic can’t seem to get enough.
It wouldn’t be Halloween in the US without repeated appearances of our favorite gourd: the pumpkin. This symbol of all things autumnal takes many forms throughout the season, and it’s frequently the centerpiece of some of the most unique (and fun) festivals in the country.
Moreover, a few of these spots have found a way to keep the pumpkin celebrations going even during challenging times.
From gigantic pumpkins weighing over a ton, thousands of jack-o-lanterns, to buoyant pumpkin boats – the US has it all. Here’s a closer look at some of our favorite quirky pumpkin activities and festivals.
In the Rocky Mountains, the US takes on truly epic proportions. Here the Great Plains of the American West collide with the dramatic Rockies, one of the most beautiful mountain ranges on earth. Day trips in this region are filled with opportunities to explore hiking trails, get in some skiing, and discover the mining history of the region.
Rare Indo-Pacific humpback dolphins are making a comeback in the waters of Hong Kong. Scientists report that their numbers have surged in recent weeks, primarily due to a reduction in high-speed ferry traffic stemming from the pandemic’s impact on local transportation.
Long before Walt Disney purchased his first parcel of orange groves, Orlando was well-known for its verdant ecosystems and smooth-rolling waterways. That reputation persists decades later – just beyond the iconic theme parks, the lush landscapes of Orlando North, Seminole County, continue to draw eco-conscious travelers to this captivating corner of Florida.
Architecture has always been an integral part of what gives a destination its unique charm and identity. From ultra-modern museums to preserved historical buildings, there is a wealth of rich and diverse experiences centered around the world of architecture and design.
As the coronavirus pandemic has prompted organizations to reassess their remote work policies, Estonia has introduced a new visa aimed at attracting digital nomads who are not bound to a physical workplace.
If you’re seeking a vacation that offers fresh air, isolation, and a retreat from the hustle and bustle of urban life, you’ll find plenty of inspiration in these off-grid escapes. GoTravelDaily has highlighted some remarkable locations that embody the beauty of rural America. Each stylish retreat is equipped with everything guests might need for a comfortable and cozy stay. From family-friendly accommodations to romantic getaways, here are ten fantastic options to consider.
The rain has finally let up, though storm clouds still straddle the rolling green nothingness to the north. In front, sheer stone brickwork drops to a lone sycamore tree, then rises again up another slope. Slowly, you pick your way down, and back up, down and back up again. Miles pass, a bird swoops through your vision, another shower drenches you then moves off, and suddenly the lines of a giant Roman fort spread out to your right.
To help you get a taste of travel from the comfort of your home, or even find inspiration for your next journey, you can enjoy a teaser tour on GoTravelDaily’s Guides app. Using immersive 360° video and images to transport you to your favorite destination, you can learn more about top attractions like La Sagrada Familia in Barcelona, take in the views from the iconic Brooklyn Bridge in New York City, and even get a sense of what it’s like to bike in Amsterdam. No passport required.
Less a cruise, more a coastal adventure – this scenic route through Alaska’s islands is easily explored using the state-run ferry system. Hop among remote communities to encounter rural hospitality, landscapes teeming with wildlife, and glaciers galore.
New Yorkers who aren’t enticed by a weekend amid the image-conscious crowds of the Hamptons often head a couple of hours north of the city for a more nature-clad respite: the Catskills. Follow their lead to discover the charms of this woodland escape. The Catskill Forest Preserve has provided the sylvan setting for cultural classics like Washington Irving’sRip Van Winkleand James Fenimore Cooper’sLast of the Mohicans.
Being in social isolation doesn’t stop us from dreaming of all the places we’d like to visit; in fact, now we’ve got even more time to daydream. Escape on a virtual vacation to bring a little piece of Argentina to your living room.
Being in social isolation doesn’t stop us dreaming of all the places we’d like to visit; in fact, now we’ve got even more time to daydream. Escape on a virtual vacation to bring a little piece of Thailand to your living room.
