Katelyn Long

Maximize Savings with Florida’s Pre-Paid Toll Program

Whether you’re visiting Florida or are a state resident, the biggest advantage of using a pre-paid toll program is undoubtedly convenience. These systems, including SunPass, E-Pass, and LeeWay, enable you to travel without cash on hand while traversing Florida’s highways. Furthermore, drive-through readers can scan transponders at speeds of up to 40 miles per hour, saving valuable time.

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Explore Salar de Tara: A Unique Adventure in the Atacama Desert

The Bolivian salt flats of Salar de Uyuni are an absolute must-see in South America. However, there is another breathtaking location in the Atacama Desert that rivals its beauty – Salar de Tara. During my recent trip to South America, I regrettably didn’t allocate enough time to visit Salar de Uyuni in Bolivia, but luckily, my visit to Salar de Tara in Chile turned out to be a fantastic alternative.

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Experience Songkran: Thailand’s Epic Water Festival

. We were lucky enough to find ourselves in Chang Mai during the Thai New Year celebrations where we took part in the world’s largest water fight!

Also celebrated in Myanmar, Laos, and Vietnam, Songkran is a water festival that rings in the traditional Thai New Year, which just happens to be the hottest time of the year. Meaning “stepping into and passing” when combining the Sanskrit words Song and Krant, the word Songkran represents the sun moving from one sign of the zodiac to another.

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Top Attractions and Activities in Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Big cats, beauty pageants, and blues.These are just some of the best things to do in Baton Rouge. The capital of Louisiana showcases its historic ties to French exploration and Native Americans in its name. When Pierre Le Moyne Sieur d’Iberville first came to the area in 1699, he discovered a red pole along the Mississippi River that marked the dividing line between the Houmas and Byougoula Indigenous territories. He named the site Baton Rouge, meaning Red Stick, and it has since grown to be the second-largest city in the state of Louisiana.

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