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Top Instagrammable Spots in New Orleans

Jeffrey Johnson07 mins

New Orleans is a photographer’s dream. The architecture, the greenery, the vibrant people—there’s so much to capture with your camera. Regardless of whether you’re a casual visitor snapping photos with your smartphone or a professional photographer equipped with a tripod, be prepared for incredible photographic opportunities. Festivals and daily life provide an abundance of scenes to capture. This article provides essential tips for photographing New Orleans, along with five remarkable locations to help you document the city’s unique beauty.

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Explore Jackson Square and the French Quarter in New Orleans

Barbara Griffin014 mins

The French Quarter is the oldest part of the city, and after almost 300 years it remains a vibrant area. Start your exploration at Jackson Square, named for General Andrew Jackson, hero of the Battle of New Orleans, and its surrounds at Artillery Park, located on Decatur Street in front of Jackson Square. From this vantage point, you can see the Mississippi River behind you and Jackson Square in front of you.

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Top Locations to Spot Kiwi Birds in New Zealand

Lauren Newman010 mins

The kiwi, New Zealand’s national bird, can be hard to find in the wild. Deforestation and various predators have drastically reduced populations of this small nocturnal bird. However, you can still make spotting one a goal during your trip. Special “houses” around the country simulate the dark, damp conditions of their natural habitat, allowing visitors to glimpse this fascinating flightless bird. Most kiwi houses and sanctuaries operate active breeding and hatching programs while offering tours and valuable information about this enigmatic creature.

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Best 3-Day Coromandel Road Trip from Auckland

Martin Ruiz07 mins

The Coromandel Peninsula is a must-see destination on the North Island of New Zealand. While it’s possible to explore the major attractions in just three days, you may find it tempting to stay longer. This guide provides a concise driving itinerary from Auckland to Tauranga, making it an easy and fulfilling side trip or an enriching addition to a more extensive North Island tour.

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Top 10 Northland Beaches You Must Visit in New Zealand

Bobby Spencer09 mins

At the northern end of the North Island of New Zealand lies Northland, a forested, subtropical region framed by both the Pacific Ocean and Tasman Sea. This region protrudes north from Auckland and contains a plethora of breathtaking beaches. The west and east coasts showcase a diverse topography, where the west is wild and windswept, while the east coast is sheltered, lined with bays, rocky outcrops, and islands, creating a haven for a variety of water sports.

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Explore Mount Cook Village: Gateway to New Zealand’s Highest Peak

Barbara Griffin05 mins

Aoraki Mount Cook is New Zealand’s highest mountain peak, soaring to a height of 3,754 meters. It serves as the focal point forAoraki Mount Cook National Park, located in the southern region of theUNESCO Heritage-listed area of South Island. This alpine wonderland is an exceptional destination for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers, featuring 20 mountain peaks exceeding 3,050 meters and an abundance of glaciers, including the renowned Franz Josef, Fox, and Tasman glaciers.

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Top 11 Must-See Attractions in Idaho

Vodka Man012 mins

A trip to Idaho offers an intimate view of the vast landscapes of the West and its rich historical heritage. Approximately two-thirds of the state is publicly owned, with a significant portion set apart for wilderness and recreational activities. Idaho is home to some of the most stunning lakes, rivers, mountains, and forests globally. Although a thorough exploration of the state’s features may take considerable time, there are numerous activities such as skiing, rafting, scenic drives, and relaxing in hot springs that you can engage in throughout various regions, from Hells Canyon to the Teton Mountains.

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Discover Leavenworth: The Ultimate Guide to Washington’s Bavarian Village

Jeffrey Johnson015 mins

Leavenworth, Washington offers fun all year round. You can spend an afternoon wandering the shops and attractions in and around the central part of town. The surrounding mountains and rivers provide an opportunity for recreation in summer and winter. With great food and fantastic festivals, it creates the perfect setting for a refreshing getaway in the Northwest.

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Must-See Attractions in Washington State: Top 12 Destinations

Vodka Russia010 mins

The state of Washington is blessed with landscapes, whether created by nature or by humans, that are not only scenic but perfect for outdoor recreation—but that’s not all the Evergreen State has to offer. Whether you enjoy the view from the top of Seattle’s Space Needle or the vibrant atmosphere of Pike Place Market, Washington State has something for everyone. Here’s a glimpse into the 12 best attractions you can explore in Washington.

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Top Concert and Event Venues in Seattle and Tacoma

Martin Ruiz07 mins

If you’re looking to enjoy a performance, show, or large-scale event, Seattle is a fantastic choice. The Seattle-Tacoma area boasts numerous major concert venues and event spaces, ranging from iconic theaters like the Paramount and 5th Avenue Theatre to expansive sports arenas. This guide will help you explore essential information on schedules, tickets, and seating at the most popular venues in the region.

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