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Ask your friends what their idea of a cool road trip is, and you’ll receive some remarkable suggestions. From driving through the South of France in summer in a convertible to experiencing a safari in Africa in a jeep, or cruising down Route 66 from Chicago to Los Angeles, the options are tempting.
Road trips are more enjoyable when you rent an unusual mode of transportation. Picture this: you’re cruising down California’s famous Highway 1 in a vintage red Mustang or exploring Michigan’s Kalamazoo Lake in a 1950s retro boat. Whatever you choose, chances are the trip will be that much more memorable.
Dinosaurs and other extinct plants and animals have long captivated our imaginations, and while contact with these ancient creatures may seem impossible outside ofJurassic Park, they are actually around us. The North American continent is home to numerous fossil sites featuring ancient creatures, both big and small. These fascinating locations include deserts that were once the floors of ancient oceans and urban corridors where, millions of years ago, continents tore apart.
Miao villages are to Danzhai what canals are to Venice or classical ruins are to Athens. The most endearing are set within folds of green hills amid sculpted rice terraces, appearing frozen in time, serving as living museums of the culture and customs of the Miao, one of China’s 56 ethnic groups. Others show more signs of modernity, yet the handsome Miao houses, dark timbered with tapering tiled roofs, are as much a part of the landscape as the vertiginous rice terraces and bulbous green mountains.
During the ongoing pandemic, travel preferences have evolved significantly, and choosing a hotel now involves additional considerations for safety and comfort. This article highlights ten exceptional hotels across the United States, each offering features tailored to improve social distancing and overall guest experience.
Italy’s fortes extend beyond its galleries, wardrobes, and dining rooms. The country is one of nature’s masterpieces, showcasing extraordinary natural diversity matched by few. From the icy Alps and glacial lakes in the north to fiery craters and turquoise grottoes in the south, Italy is a place for doing as well as seeing—truly impressive for a country not much bigger than Arizona.
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.
With international travel proving difficult at the moment, many people are turning to road trips to scratch their wanderlust itch. One company catering to adventure-loving campers has created a line of incredible bespoke hotels on wheels built inside old buses that are available to rent and to buy.
Afro-Ecuadorians make up about seven to ten percent of the country’s population, but their impact on Ecuador’s food, music, and traditions is undeniable.
Chicago-based financial adviser Meredith Tabbone had never even set foot in Sicily before she placed a bid on a €1 house there. However, she had long dreamed about moving to Europe at some stage in her life; setting up a vacation home where she could escape with family and friends, and eventually retire.
Hiking in Puerto Rico holds a wealth of potential for adventurers. However, the outcomes largely depend on your expectations and willingness to explore independently, often without a detailed map. While Puerto Rico might not be a hiker’s paradise in the traditional sense, its lush scenery and idyllic coastlines provide rewarding experiences for those who venture off the beaten path. Thus, if you’re eager for an adventure, the results can be incredibly fulfilling.
It’s the final resting place for luminaries like Jean-Michel Basquiat and Leonard Bernstein, and now Brooklyn’s Green-Wood Cemetery is looking for one person to join their ranks – part-time, at least – as the property’s first-ever artist-in-residence.
Even with restrictions on travel starting to lift, many families won’t be going anywhere for a while. They can, however, take advantage of the many virtual tours available online, allowing kids to travel to places that both entertain and educate them. Some tours are super professional, while others are more informal, created by tourists themselves. The range can be overwhelming, making it difficult to know where to start. Additionally, some experiences might not work so well for kids, or are best enjoyed with equipment such as VR headsets. Here are some of the best virtual tours for families, along with tips on how to make the most of them.
In late June, the Arctic experienced record-high temperatures – a staggering 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit – and by early July, the total extent of Arctic sea ice was nearing an all-time low. To highlight the climate crisis, the nonprofit Polar Bears International is launching a beluga whale live cam, inviting armchair scientists to participate in a community project dedicated to these marine mammals.
If you are enchanted with the thought of tiny living and you’d like to give it a whirl without any long-term commitment, consider spending a few nights at a tiny-home resort. With all the hype around tiny living, it’s no surprise that there’s a growing number of these lovable resorts across the nation from Colorado to New York to Wisconsin.
A New York City preservation organization is striving to secure landmark designations for several crucial civil rights and women’s suffrage sites located downtown. The campaign, led by Village Preservation – the historic preservation society of Greenwich Village – aims to acknowledge and safeguard significant sites linked to the histories of these vital movements.
Life has changed dramatically for everyone over the past few months, with many familiar aspects of life, particularly travel, being interrupted. People around the world are looking forward to when hopping on a plane will once again be possible. However, where are the most popular places that people are planning to visit? A new study provides the insights.
As many tourists turn to outdoor recreation amid the global pandemic, UNESCOhas designatedNova Scotia’s Cliffs of Fundy a global geopark. This distinction acknowledges the unique geological and cultural significance of this coastal region, with 165km preserved near the Bay of Fundy’s Minas Basin.
