While this gem of a site may receive quite a few uninteresting reviews from average tourists, for the science enthusiast and hardcore geologists, this cave system presents a plethora of opportunities to dive deep into the dark and virgin territories under the Earth’s surface, literally.
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There is not a single good time to go to the Smoky Mountains – fall brings a deluge of color in the slopes, winter shows the snow-capped mountain tops and spring ushers the full bloom of flowers after the snow melts. Located along the Tennessee and North Carolina border, The Great Smoky Mountains are part of the Appalachian Mountains that stretch the entire length of the east coast of USA.
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Hu as the locals refer to it, Shanghai is a major metropolitan city located on the banks of Huangpu river and is one of the most influential economic, financial and cultural trade center of the world.
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Capital of the People’s Republic of China, it is the country’s political and cultural center piece as well. It was one of the six ancient cities (also called Peking) and its history dates back more than 3000 years. There are a number of tourist attractions that carry significant amount of historical and political significance.
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Chicago is an extremely underrated city with a fantastic waterfront, architectural jewels, a vibrant urban life, and years of cult history. Arguably the best city in the American midwest, the Windy City, hosts a number of museums, art galleries, and hundreds of famous restaurants and bars.
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Capital of England and home to the Royal Empire, bestowed with some of the historical landmarks and museums, London is a art and history enthusiast’s paradise.
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Established in the 1200’s by King David I, it is one of the earliest Scottish burghs, is protected by the royal fortress at the top of the hill. The city as it stands now was built around the Edinburgh castle which can be visible from almost all parts of the city. But apart from the castle itself, there are a lot of attractions nearby and mostly in walkable distances.
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Back to New Mexico Route 66 would be with us for a major period of the drive, but this was probably the only spot en route, that had any touristy value. Route 66 was laid in 1926, and ran from Chicago, IL to Santa Monica, CA through MO, KS, OK, TX, NM, and AZ, a 2300 mile long endeavor. The
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In the land of Hoodoos and steep cliffs with once beastly rivers flowing through canyons, Zion and Bryce Canyons are iconic parks encompassing the natural beauty of the world.
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Sheraton Waikiki, located next to the upscale shopping district and nestled on the beach right behind Diamond Head, has everything a visitor can expect from a luxury resort in the capital of the state.
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Bohambo - The Walk 