If you want to know more about the Old West in America, then the vibrant city of Amarillo in Texas makes an ideal place to come. In many ways Amarillo is a quintessential Texan town, and you can enjoy the local flora and fauna here in a range of desert parks, as well as try …
The charming city of Lubbock is now home to almost 300,000 people, but back in the day this area was a sleeping town known for its farming industry. The production of cotton in particular was one reason why this town boomed, and even today this is still a major industry in the area. The town …
Irving sits neatly between the cities of Dallas and Fort Worth and is an easy place to access and visit if you are looking to get away from it all and spend some time in a gorgeous setting deep in the heart of Texas. Due to the fact that Irving is so close to other …
Located close to the city of Dallas, Garland in Texas is known for being a vibrant and diverse place to come, with many all-American Texan features to enjoy, as well as some gorgeous outdoor scenery and some fun indoor attractions. Many visitors won’t know that Garland is actually a manufacturing hub in the United States, …
The USA’s second largest state, Texas is home to mountains, rivers and lowlands. It also has many different climates, though in general, Texas is quite hot and humid, particularly in the summer months. Many residents head to a lake to escape the heat and enjoy boating, fishing or swimming, and there are plenty to choose …
Richardson in Texas is known for being one of the main cities in Dallas and Collin counties and has a population of a little over 100,000 residents. Home of the University of Texas at Dallas, the city has a strong college feel to it, as well as having a rich cultural diversity that many residents …
Nestled in the middle of the iconic Texas plains, Wichita Falls lies neatly between Dallas in Texas and Oklahoma City in Oklahoma, and is famous for being the stomping ground of cattle ranchers as far back as the 1800s. Best known in days gone by as an agricultural heartland, Wichita Falls has now grown into …
Texas is the second largest state in the U.S. and it takes this ranking seriously. You’ll find big cities, big portions, big hats, big houses, big everything when you visit. But just like in smaller states, the real heart of Texas can be found in the small towns and natural landscapes scattered throughout. Whether you’re …
Everything is bigger in Texas. This includes high school football stadiums, houses, hair, and even their flea markets. Texas plays host to some of the biggest and best flea markets in the country. Some flea markets are so big, they span cities. So, next time you are in the lone star state, check out one …
The Texan heat and swim holes go hand in hand. What better way to cope with soaring temperatures than cooling off in natural pools. As you might expect, there’s plenty to go around too. From fun-packed family orientated splashvilles to clothing optional shorelines and everything in between, Texas has it. So grab your water shoes, …