The unbeatable king of Country music, Nashville is often known as the ‘Athens of the South’ due to its rich collection of universities and colleges as well as its superb reproduction of the Parthenon. Established in 1779, the city offers a brilliant variety of attractions, a lot of which are obviously related to its musical...Read More

There is barely another city in the United States that holds as much history as the capital of Massachusetts, Boston. Filled with memoirs of the colonial and the Revolutionary war era, the fascinating city is almost a pilgrimage to history lovers. The Freedom Trail, one of the topmost prominent attractions here, is a good introduction...Read More

The largest US city on the Mexican frontier, El Paso is known for its remarkable desert landscape and enriched flora and fauna. While the city is majorly known for its natural landscapes, there is no shortage of other significant cultural attractions here for travelers to explore. Franklin Mountain State Park, one of the most prominent...Read More

Considered to be among the most significant cities in the world, Washington D.C., the capital of the United States of America, is a city that almost everyone has at least heard of. Commissioned by George Washington himself, the city’s primary most highlight is Pennsylvania Avenue that houses two of the most iconic landmarks of America...Read More

The largest city in Washington, Seattle has come a long way from once being a dull city to now being famous as a flourishing economy known for its rich culture and laid-back lifestyle. The ‘Coffee Capital’ of the United States, the city is home to several remarkable attractions including a spectacular waterfront that has the...Read More

Nestled on the banks of the White River, Indianapolis, popularly known as Indy or Circle City, is popular globally as the home of the biggest single-day sporting event in the world, the Indianapolis 500, the annual car racing tournament. If you are traveling with kids, the city is home to the largest children’s museum –...Read More

The state capital of Ohio, Columbus is a fascinating city named after one of the most famous explorers of all time – Christopher Columbus. While it is one of the fastest-growing cities in the nation, the city has plenty of art and culture to offer to its visitors. From Columbus Zoo and Aquarium to Franklin...Read More

A significant trading post for cowboys in the late 19th century, Fort Worth is a modern city today that has still kept its heritage intact. With world-class museums, manicured landscapes, and celebrated restaurants, the city offers its visitors a lot to explore. However, if the city chaos gets too much for you and you wish...Read More

The most populous city in Florida, Jacksonville, simply known as ‘Jax’, is where South meets North. A river city, life here revolves mainly around St. Johns River that flows through it. With the southern gentility and cuisine at one hand and rich heritage and culture on the other, the city is a great tourist destination....Read More

The capital city of Texas, Austin is popular in the world for its eclectic live-music scene centered around country, blues, and rock. Its many parks and lakes are popular for hiking, biking, swimming, and boating. Despite being one of the fastest growing cities in North America, Austin allows ample space to connect with nature. If...Read More