Many people may not realize that a quarter of a million people visit Augusta every year, and many of these come to visit the Masters Tournament which is held here every year in April. The famous golf tournament takes place at the Augusta National Golf Club, but if you venture around the city, you will …
Georgia, being one of the United States of America’s original 13 colonies is a wonderful place for travelers wanting to go somewhere with a rich history, hospitable culture, and incredible natural scenery. Its landscape spans through beaches, mountains, farmland, and big cities. Georgia is famous for being the birthplace of Martin Luther King Jr., one …
The majority of lakes in the state of Georgia are created by dams, and most of the lakes on our list are just that. These lakes offer great fishing and recreational boating, from small quiet lakes to mammoth party lakes, whatever you are looking for can be found in the great state of Georgia. Each …
Georgia is filled with amazing parks! If you’re looking to beat the heat, these water parks have something for people of all ages and skill levels. From the most experienced, thrill seeking sliders to even the tiniest tots, there’s a ride, a slide, or a pool for hours of wet and wild fun. If you’re …
I’m a Georgia local and have been exploring the state for years. I’m and often asked why the the land of Southern charm, sweet tea, and wrap-around porches is the perfect backdrop for a romantic weekend getaway with your loved one. So let me briefly explain. Georgia is a state which will bring out your …
Sandy Springs is a city nestled in the state of Georgia that lies to the north of Atlanta. Due to its location Sandy Springs is also part of the Atlanta Metropolitan area and so for visitors to Atlanta, Sandy Springs offers the perfect getaway for those who want to get out of the big city …
Macon is one of those cities that keeps alive the architectural splendour of the Old South. Ever hospitable, the city has one of the south’s largest and most beautiful collections of antebellum churches and homes. Take your time to walk the city streets adorned by thousands of cherry trees, snapping the old brick buildings that …
Born as a railroad town in the 19th century, Atlanta famously burnt down during the Civil War and was a fountainhead for the Civil Rights movement in the 50s and 60s as the home city of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Beginning with the Olympics in 1996, Downtown Atlanta has been regenerated with world-beating visitor …
The largest state east of the Mississippi, Georgia is vastly different at each of its borders. The state is a perfect example of southern culture and a stunning showcase of what the south has to offer visitors. The culture in Georgia is as extremely differing as its geographical landscapes with far right republicans challenging left liberals and …
Cloud-wreathed mountains, vast Atlantic beaches, swamps with bald cypresses, and elegant old cities, Georgia has more than its fair share of beautiful places. The Applachian mountainscapes in the north, cloaked in forest, are scenic without inspiring dread, and are home to the southern terminus for the 2,200 Appalachian Trail. Georgia’s coastline is a long string …