Explore New World

20/03/2020

Monument of States, Florida

The monument is a historical commemorative symbol of the unity of America after the attack on Pearl Harbor. It was built by volunteers with blocks, rocks and other materials coming from different locations, including one from former President Franklin Roosevelt.

05/03/2020

Bear Lake, Utah

The Bear Lake Valley is filled with beautiful scenery! Take a scenic road trip along the Oregon Trail Bear Lake Scenic Byway and learn about the history of the valley

05/03/2020

The Black Hills are home to some of the most majestic scenery you can imagine, from the winding Spearfish Canyon to the mountain lakes that surround Rushmore, rivers, mountains, caves and more

05/03/2020

Mississippi Gulf Coast

It’s got the longest stretch of white sand, man -made beach in the world, and a trip out to the barrier islands are like going to a deserted Caribbean paradise.

24/02/2020

21/02/2020

Nebo Loop Byway, Utah

This byway will be every photographer and road tripper’s dream. The picturesque 38-mile byway gives you plenty of trees, wild life, view of Mount Nebo, a path that leads to Payson Lakes and many overlooking spots to appreciate the view.

17/02/2020

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24/01/2020

West Quoddy Head Lighthouse, Maine

Located in the easternmost part of US and was built under the orders of the former President Jefferson. The original lighthouse that still stands today was in built in 1858. Nowadays, the park offers stunning views of the sunrise and sunset and is a great place for hiking or nature walks.

01/01/2020

Denver Trolley, Colorado

Ride this open trolley car and get to know more about the heritage of the Platte Valley as it moves. The trolley runs next to the Platte River and passes some historical and tourist sites such as the Children’s Museum, Downtown Aquarium and Mile High Stadium.

01/01/2020

Robert D. Ray Asian Gardens, Iowa

It is a landscaped outdoor space that commemorates Robert Ray, a former Iowa governor, and highlights the diversity in the community. The gardens feature a pavilion atop a bridge, rock formations, ponds, waterfalls and of course, the Des Moines River.

01/01/2020

Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi, New Mexico

It is a Roman Catholic church more commonly known as Saint Francis Cathedral in Santa Fe. Because of its French Romanesque Revival style, the cathedral is impressive yet simple. This is a must-visit for Catholics.

01/01/2020

Baltimore Inner Harbor, Maryland

This harbor is an excellent blend of old and new. It is one of the oldest seaports in the nation renewed to become filled with museums, restaurants, galleries and other tourist attraction for the whole family to appreciate.

01/01/2020

Lake Hamilton, Arkansas

The lake was originally created for generating hydroelectricity but is now a tourist getaway. With a tranquil view of the lake, nearby accommodations and tons of activities to do in the water, there is no wonder that this lake is now very popular.

27/12/2019

Paterson Great Falls National Historic Park, New Jersey

The park was built surrounding the Great Falls of the Passaic River, one of the largest falls in the country measuring about 77 feet high and 280 feet wide. The site was actually America’s first planned industrial city.

27/12/2019

Lavender by the Bay, New York

This impressive attraction in a farm in Long Island sprawls for 17-acres of fragrant and lavender-covered land. The field have twenty varieties of lavender that usually peak blooms mid-June through mid-July.

27/12/2019

Ghirardelli Square, California

Ghirardelli Square is one of the famous destinations spots in San Francisco. What was once a chocolate brand headquarters is now surrounded by shops, wineries, restaurants, galleries and a rose garden.

27/12/2019

Cheyenne Big Boots, Wyoming

Spend some time and have fun hunting these 8-foot tall boots scattered in city. These boots are painted by local artists to showcase Cheyenne’s history and their talents.

27/12/2019

Elvis Presley Museum, Mississippi

The famous King of Rock n’ Roll was born in a two-bedroom house in Tupelo which has now became a tourist spot. The 15-acre site includes the house he was born, a museum, chapel and a statue of the king himself.