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Explore 7 Unique Activities in 7 Exciting Cities

Michael Boone03 mins
Yup! It’s that time again – another time for another pointless game. 🙂 Now if you remember from the last one, there is no real purpose behind this – I just wanna see which choices you’d make. 🙂 I’d been thinking about how different cities are kinda famous for various activities and appeal to diverse travelers for distinct reasons – some I’ve always known, and some have taken me entirely by surprise (like how the nightlife in Copenhagen was absolutely fantastic! Even the atmosphere was reminiscent of parties you’d expect in countries closer to the Mediterranean). In any case, I wanna see which city you’d choose to visit and why!
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Top 12 Hiking Trails in Washington State

Debbie Kelly014 mins
Whenever I think of Washington, I think of lush green forests, the gorgeous city of Seattle, and, of course, nature that is incredible for hiking. Its dramatic wilderness absolutely defines this Pacific Northwest state for me and is easily one of the main reasons why I really wanted to visit. That being said, with so many trails, it can be hard to nail down just a few of the best hikes in Washington State.
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Discover Melk, Austria: The Historic Melk Abbey

Joshua Liu03 mins
Melk is a stunning town located on the banks of the Danube River in Austria. It is renowned for the magnificent Benedictine Abbey that majestically overlooks the town from a steep hill. Established in 1089, Melk Abbey has served as a major cultural and spiritual center in Austria for over nine centuries. The abbey has been reconstructed multiple times, most notably in the early 18th century when it was transformed into an exquisite Baroque masterpiece with serene arched passageways, extensive courtyards, and ornate interiors.
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Ultimate Travel Guide to Meghalaya’s Living Root Bridges

Bobby Spencer014 mins
Deep in the dense tropical forest of Meghalaya, shrouded in cloud and rain for much of the year, are some astonishing man-made natural wonders. Known as living root bridges, inventive members of the Khasi tribe have trained them to grow from the roots of ancient rubber trees, native to the northeast region. The root bridges provide a stable alternative to wooden bridges, which decay and get destroyed during the lengthy monsoon seasons.
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