There is more to Tennessee than just Nashville. In fact, a few miles south of its capital is where it’s really at.
Franklin, Tennessee is a historic 200-year-old city with streets that speak and sing for itself. There is a lot to do here. Let’s start with […]
Washington, D.C., is the capital and the ultimate center of America. Founded after the American Revolution in 1790, it’s now home to the United States government and the President. It’s home to most Smithsonian Museums, the largest botanical garden and zoo in the country, and the world’s […]
Founded in 1901 and built on several Indian tribes’ reservation lands, Lawton is an essential historic city for Native American history. It’s home to Geronimo’s grave, Fort Sill military base, and has a museum that holds the world’s most comprehensive collection of […]
Wilmington NC is best known for its immense Battleship U.S. North Carolina, which is a memorial to the heroism of the soldiers who fought in World War II. Nearby you can find a historic district full of 20th-century architecture. The largest movie […]
Riverside may only be the 12th largest city in California, but its role in the state’s economic boom is something that cannot be ignored. Located 50 miles (80 km) east of Downtown Los Angeles within the Inland Empire region, it’s a destination that many […]
Provo is the third-largest city in Utah, located south of Salt Lake City, and is very religious. About eighty percent of the city’s population are The LDS Church members, which you can feel throughout the city and its enterprises, like Velour Gallery and Station 22, smoking […]
Carson City is known for its authentic Wild-West history as well as gambling. The city, which is the sixth-largest city and the capital of Nevada, is also an independent city which means it is not part of a county. Located 30 […]
Casper often referred to as “Wyoming’s Adventure Capital”, is the second-largest city in Wyoming. This is because of all the outdoor recreational activities the city provides including fly fishing, hiking, rock climbing, camping, and more. With over 20 museums, Casper is also […]
New Mexico is often called as “Land of Enchantment” for its clear sky. Offers radiant sunrise, glittering sunset, and majestic mountains that look exceptional in the evening light. The interplay between history, the environment, and the resulting cultural landscapes preserve the heritage of old mining, railroading […]
Twin Falls is called the Magic Valley region and was founded in 1904. Nowadays, the city is the fastest-growing city in South-Central Idaho and the seventh-largest city in the state. Twin Falls is best known as the gateway to the Snake River […]