Katelyn Long

Top 11 Must-See Attractions in Georgia

Situated on the eastern seaboard of the United States, just shy of Florida, Georgia is an incredible place to visit. Its diverse landscapes, shorelines, and parks make it ideal for exploration — not to mention the vibrant cities.

Due to its considerable size, planning a concise list of the best places in Georgia can be a challenge, especially for those traveling on a limited schedule. Thus, this guide highlights top destinations that promise unforgettable experiences.

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Explore the Revived Silk Road: Travel Adventures in Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan

The very name conjures images of ancient scholars, boundless riches, and the might of empire. However, what does the Silk Road look like today? A writer and photographer caravan through Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan, once the epicenter of the known world, to see how their people are once again forging ties across borders and finding new ways to understand their illustrious pasts.

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Discover the Santa Ynez Valley: Premier Wine Country, Glamping, Horseback Riding, and Scenic Hikes

Whether your favorite getaways tend toward lakeside camping, RV road trips, casual hotels, or luxury boutiques, you’ll find the perfect place to lay your head for the night in theSanta Ynez Valley. Your range of daytime activities is just as wide, from hiking and horseback riding to fine dining and wine tasting, with lots in between.

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Tulsa Writer’s Insights on Honoring the Legacy of the Tulsa Race Massacre

In Tulsa, we take pride in an exceptional Black man, John Hope Franklin. Although he wasn’t born here and spent only six formative years in this city, he remains one of its most notable figures. Franklin graduated valedictorian from the segregated Booker T. Washington High School at age 16 in 1931 and became the first Black individual to earn a full professorship at a predominantly white university, Brooklyn College, where he led the history department.

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