With fifty different states, knowing where to start when considering relocating to the USA is difficult. North, east, south, or west, every state has something wonderful to offer, should you choose to accept it. How about the Midwest? How about Nebraska? Home to 1.9 million people, Nebraska is sandwiched between South Dakota and Kansas from …
Sun, sea, and island life. At face value alone, Hawaii is a dreamy place to live. Although most people’s idea of a once-in-a-lifetime holiday, there is a lot to be said for moving in and ‘living on holiday’ as it were. If you like watching the sunset on the ocean in the evening, walking for …
New Jersey is often associated with many bad things, and neighboring its hipper, grander sister, New York, doesn’t help matters. The Garden State is accused of having some of the highest taxes in the country. And being too populated. Scratch that – and it is the most densely populated state with 9 million people cramped …
With a population of slightly more than 10 million, North Carolina is the 9th largest state in the U.S. by population. This is the birthplace of Pepsi, Krispy Kreme, and Cheerwine; as far as living goes, it is as good a state as it gets. The weather is mild, and the residents enjoy all four …
Kauai, also known as Kaua’i, is an island in the Hawaiian archipelago and is reportedly the oldest of its kind in the region. It is the fourth largest in Hawaii and the 21st largest in the United States of America. Termed also as the ‘Garden Island’, Kauai has everything that one can wish for – …
Oklahoma is nicknamed ‘Land of the Red Man’ as a result of its actual name, which means red people in Choctaw. Today, more than 25 Native American languages are spoken in Oklahoma, and the cultural diversity is matched by the state’s vast diversity in landscapes. It is home to flatlands, grasslands, mountains and hills, as …
Known for its Great Plains, rolling hills, lakes, and expansive forest, the midwestern state of Oklahoma is home to 3.9 million people. Tourists will be keen to visit the National Cowboy Museums and the Western Heritage Museum, but locals prefer heading out to support the Sooners playing American Football at the OU Memorial Stadium in …
Both diverse in population and geography, Oregon can be found in the Pacific Northwest of the United States of America, sandwiched between Washington, Idaho, California, and Nevada. Oregon is the place for those who have an avid love for the great outdoors but also like to be able to mingle with hipsters and city dwellers. …
Located in the southern part of the United States, the state of Alabama is so-called after a native American tribe by the same name. The state is well-known for its landmarks dating back to the American Civil Rights Movement, beautiful landscape, and over 1,500 miles of inland waterways. Also known as the Yellowhammer state because …
Not only is the state of Louisiana rich in culture and heritage; it is also rich in terrain. It is known for its deltas, swamps and marshes, as well as its longleaf pine forest and wet savannahs. In short, it is clear why Louisiana was nicknamed the Bayou State. With the Driskill Mountain in the …