Bergen is situated on the peninsula of Bergenshalvoyen. It’s Norway’s second largest city, covering an area of 180 square miles. This beguiling city is engulfed by a chain of steep hills that are locally known as the Seven Mountains. Its stunning natural setting makes it one of the most frequently visited tourist destinations in the …
The capital city of the state of North Carolina, Raleigh is known as the ‘City of Oaks’ thanks to the beautiful oak trees that line many of the city’s streets. It also happens to be a city filled with culture, what with its many museums, fabulous restaurants, buzzing nightlife and craft-breweries. It also happens to …
There are not too many places in the world that are as beautiful and picturesque as Virginia. Many people travel around the state during their honeymoon because of all the gorgeous places to explore. In other words, Virginia is for lovers – and what better way to connect with your sweetheart than surrounded in nature …
Delhi is the capital of India and is one of the oldest cities in the world, with Old Delhi dating back over 5000 years. The city is full of interesting sites both modern and ancient to entice visitors on their trip to India. The bustling streets have numerous temples, bustling markets, and interesting glimpses into …
The Welsh capital city of Cardiff has a lot to offer tourists who are willing to look further some of the more popular attractions in the UK. A gateway to the South Wales countryside, the city is surrounded by natural beauty. It also features its own vibrant nightlife thanks to regeneration efforts, and a modern …
The seafaring city of Cork lies on the southern coast of Ireland and is second in size only to Dublin. Though smaller than its larger counterpart, Cork boasts an infectiously lively atmosphere, characterised by its passionate affection for traditional Irish culture that is more noticeable here than in the capital. From Catholic cathedrals to bustling …
This Mid-West State of the USA was once a true frontier and the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum in Oklahoma City recognizes the state’s pioneer history. Oklahoma was the last stop on the ‘’Trail of Tears,’’ which saw 16,000 Cherokees relocated from the East. Today, 39 tribes and ‘’nations’’ have Oklahoma as their headquarters. …
Washington is a state located in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States. For those who are not familiar with the area, waterfalls are an essential in the Pacific Northwest. The beautiful climate year-round makes chasing waterfalls an amazing adventure any time of the year. With the high rainfall in Washington corresponding with the …
The mid-Atlantic state of Maryland is known for its coastlines on the Atlantic and Chesapeake Bay. Baltimore – its largest city – has been an important port for many years. Maryland is also famous for its waterways and, not surprisingly, there are many waterfalls for locals and visitors to enjoy. Many trails are close to …
Weekdays can be stressful – all the rushing around and business – you sure need time to relax and get away from the bustle of city life. What better way to spend your weekend than exploring nature? The waterfalls in Kansas offer you the chance to do just that with some incredible views. Can’t decide …