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Discover Hidden Gems in Perth’s Trendy Neighborhoods

A cluster of urban villages surrounds the heart of Perth city. Each has its own distinctive personality—whether hipster, grungy, multicultural, or trendy—transforming an exploration of each into a fascinating observation of Western Australian society. These buzzing neighborhoods are also home to some of the best restaurants, bars, and boutiques, each reflecting their locale’s defining style.
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Explore Thrilling Urban Adventures in Richmond, VA

Lawyers and legislators keep Richmond buttoned up on weekdays. However, on weekends, the city transforms into an urban adventure zone, especially along the James River. Paddlers tackle Class III and IV rapids, mountain bikers dash down single tracks, and climbers scramble across boulders and fallen oaks. After an exhilarating workout, everyone heads to the Richmond Beer Trail. Therefore, get moving and join the crowd with our guide to the city’s best active adventures.
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Experience Tranquility: Forest Bathing in California’s Majestic Redwoods

On California’s Redwood Coast, the art of de-stressing comes naturally. Under the canopy of California’s giant redwoods, each breath seems to restore serenity, perspective, and even lost hope. Therefore, if your scenery lacks greenery and your reserves of awe are running low, venture among the ancients while indulging in the time-honored cure for modern stress: forest bathing.
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Must-Try Foods in Pittsburgh

Sometimes lightning does indeed strike twice; such is the case for Pittsburgh, a vital star in the constellation of so-called Rust Belt cities. The city’s recent economic developments have re-energized its long culinary legacy, and new restaurants are popping up each week alongside some of the city’s stalwart faves – both types worthy of international acclaim.
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Discover the Unique Beauty of the Atacama Salt Flats: Nature’s Unmatched Landscape

In northern Chile, a short drive south from the local capital of San Pedro, you’ll find one of the world’s most alluring treasures: the Atacama Salt Flats. This region is recognized as one of the driest areas in the world, receiving hardly more than 1 mm of rainfall in an entire year. Its unique geography includes the Andes mountains to the east and Cordillera de Domeyko to the west, alongside various volcanoes such as Aguas Calientes and Lincancabur. Historically significant, the salt flats were central to the War of the Pacific, a conflict fueled by valuable mineral-rich territories desired by Bolivia and Peru, along with shaping Bolivia’s economic identity and wedging Chile between the borders of Argentina, Bolivia, and Peru.
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Top Chicago Food Trends and Must-Try Eats for Foodies

The James Beard Foundation can sniff out a culinary winner, which is why it chose Chicago to host its ‘Oscars of the food world’ award ceremony through 2021. The city has become a chowhound’s hot spot, with award-winning chefs and foodie talent elevating an already thriving food scene to new gourmet heights. As you graze through town, here are the themes to keep in mind and mouth.
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Top U.S. Destinations to Visit in January

With a new year comes a fresh opportunity to see the world. For January, GoTravelDaily whisks you off to the snow-capped mountains of northern Idaho, on a treasure hunt for glass globes on an island in Georgia, and to a new Minneapolis hotel set to open right in time for the Super Bowl. Whether it’s adventure or an escape from the cold that you’re after, here are the best places to travel to in January.
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