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Ultimate Guide to Battleship Texas in Houston

Houston is a large city, full of sites to see and things to do. Houston has everything from natural attractions to modern museums to historic sites. In fact, one of the most historic sites in Texas is located just a short drive outside Houston—the San Jacinto Battleground where Texas won its independence from Mexico. Berthed just a short stroll from the San Jacinto Battleground is another piece of Texas history: the Battleship Texas. This historic ship was moved to the San Jacinto Battleground in April 1948. Today, it is open to the public as the Battleship Texas State Historic Site.

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Ultimate Hangzhou Travel Guide: Explore Zhejiang Province

Marco Polo visited Hangzhou in 1290 and was so overwhelmed by the beauty of theXi Hu, or West Lake, that he transcribed, and thus popularized, a famous Chinese saying “Shang you tiantang, xia you Suhang,”which means “in heaven there is paradise, on earth there is Su[zhou] and Hang[zhou].” Chinese now like to call Hangzhou “Paradise on Earth”. It’s a lofty nickname, but a visit to Hangzhou does provide a lovely, if not peaceful, alternative to the hustle and bustle of Shanghai and other larger Chinese cities.

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Top Snorkeling Spots in Miami for Adventure Seekers

South Florida is exceptional when it comes to watersports and marine life, particularly snorkeling. With its stunning and diverse aquatic landscapes, this region offers numerous snorkeling opportunities. Here, we’ll share the top snorkeling destinations in Miami and the surrounding areas. Prepare your gear and get ready for an unforgettable underwater adventure. Note that some locations may require a short drive, but their breathtaking views and vibrant marine ecosystems make them worth the trip.

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Top Purchases at Hong Kong’s Cat Street Market

Cat Street Market in Hong Kong is a bustling marketplace situated on Lascar Row in Sheung Wan. Known for its array of antiques and quirky junk, the market features tables stacked high with Mao statues, jade pieces, and chipped terracotta warriors. It’s an undeniably vibrant spot worth visiting, if only to experience the eclectic visuals that define it. Though you may not uncover a hidden treasure here, the market remains a fascinating tourist destination.

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Exploring the Growth of Wellness Tourism

Wellness tourism places your health and well-being at the heart of your travel experience. Trips centered around wellness should encompass healthy cuisine, physical activities, spa treatments, and opportunities to enhance your spirituality and creativity. This approach aids in learning how to care for yourself more effectively, both physically and psychologically. The most accessible form of wellness tourism in the United States is a getaway to a destination spa, such as Canyon Ranch or Rancho la Puerta.

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Top 10 Must-Visit Museums in Cleveland

Cleveland’s location — perched where the Cuyahoga River empties into Lake Erie — made the city a major metropolis, and it remains a destination for indulging in sports, art, and music at various museums. From movie props to ancient statues and historic cars to rock stars’ costumes, there’s an abundance of museums in Cleveland that cater to a diverse range of interests.

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Exploring La Ruta del Lechón: Puerto Rico’s Culinary Trail

China had the Silk Road, Italy the Appian Way; in Puerto Rico, history will exalt La Ruta del Lechón. This legendary road travels through an otherwise sleepy area in the central region of Puerto Rico called Guavate. Roughly an hour south of San Juan (with moderate traffic), Guavate has earned cult status among Puerto Ricans for its abundance oflechoneras, rustic, open-air roadside eateries specializing in lechón, or spit-roasted whole pig.

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Exploring the Historic Walls of Derry

The Derry City Walls, or the walls of Londonderry (the name, like everything in “Stroke City,” very much depends on which side of the divide you see yourself to stand), are one of, if not the, most iconic urban sites in Ireland. The walls tell the story of Northern Ireland’s are a living monument to the “Troubles” and are rivaled maybe only by Dublin’s General Post Office for historically important Irish structures. After having been closed to the public for decades, mainly due to their utility as an ideal vantage point for snipers and the odd stone-throw, the peace process has allowed them to become Derry’s most visited attraction.

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