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Explore Native American Museums and Landmarks in Los Angeles

Debbie Kelly09 mins
Before the arrival of the Spaniards, the Los Angeles basin was home to four primary coastal Indian groups: the Tongva (also referred to as Gabrieleño/Gabrielino), the Tataviam (known as Fernandeño by missionaries), the Chumash (from Malibu to Santa Ynez Valley), and the Ajachemem (Juaneño) extending from Orange County to the Mission San Juan Capistrano. Today, descendants of these groups continue to live in southern California, preserving their heritage through sacred and cultural sites.
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Explore Taxco: Mexico’s Iconic Silver Capital

Barbara Griffin06 mins
Taxco de Alarcon, Mexico’s silver capital, is a charming colonial town nestled in the mountains of Guerrero state between Mexico City and Acapulco. It’s one of Mexico’s “Magical Towns” and it’s easy to see why: the town’s winding cobblestone streets, whitewashed houses with red tile roofs, and impressive Santa Prisca cathedral combine to make Taxco a picturesque destination. Moreover, anyone interested in purchasing silver will find an excellent selection here, accompanied by favorable prices.
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Essential Tips to Prevent Dengue Fever in Mexico

Oscar Walters04 mins
While the primary health concern for most travelers to Mexico is steering clear of Montezuma’s Revenge, there are additional illnesses you might encounter during your journey. Mosquitoes can transmit several serious diseases, including malaria, Zika, chikungunya, and dengue fever. These illnesses are prevalent in tropical and subtropical regions. Therefore, understanding the risks and how to prevent them can significantly enhance your travel experience.
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Authentic Talavera Poblana Pottery: Craftsmanship & History

Oscar Walters07 mins
If you’re planning a trip to Puebla, be sure to leave some room in your carry-on for some Talavera pottery. You’ll definitely want to bring some home with you! Talavera Poblana is a world-renowned hand-painted pottery that comes in various forms, including both functional and decorative items such as plates, serving dishes, vases, and tiles. Puebla is sometimes referred to as “The City of Tiles” because of the Talavera tiles used on the buildings. This Mexican craft is a tin-enameled earthenware (Majolica) made in the state of Puebla. Moreover, besides purchasing it, you can also have the opportunity to see how it’s made, which is indeed one of the top things to do during your visit to Puebla.
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Top Museums in New England for a Unique Overnight Experience

Bobby Spencer07 mins
TheNight at the Museumtrilogy starring Ben Stiller has ignited a passion among children for visiting museums, including the idea of staying overnight. Starting in 2007, New York City’sAmerican Museum of Natural Historyintroduced a highly sought-after sleepover program, with dates often selling out quickly. Consequently, parents, teachers, scout leaders, and educational trip organizers can seek many other wonderful overnight museum experiences throughout New England.
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Top Locations to Spot Kiwi Birds in New Zealand

Lauren Newman010 mins
The kiwi, New Zealand’s national bird, can be hard to find in the wild. Deforestation and various predators have drastically reduced populations of this small nocturnal bird. However, you can still make spotting one a goal during your trip. Special “houses” around the country simulate the dark, damp conditions of their natural habitat, allowing visitors to glimpse this fascinating flightless bird. Most kiwi houses and sanctuaries operate active breeding and hatching programs while offering tours and valuable information about this enigmatic creature.
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Explore Mount Cook Village: Gateway to New Zealand’s Highest Peak

Barbara Griffin05 mins
Aoraki Mount Cook is New Zealand’s highest mountain peak, soaring to a height of 3,754 meters. It serves as the focal point forAoraki Mount Cook National Park, located in the southern region of theUNESCO Heritage-listed area of South Island. This alpine wonderland is an exceptional destination for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers, featuring 20 mountain peaks exceeding 3,050 meters and an abundance of glaciers, including the renowned Franz Josef, Fox, and Tasman glaciers.
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Best Ski Resorts in the Northwest United States

Jonathon Williams07 mins
You can choose from a number of different ski resorts in the Northwest US, including Wyoming, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and Washington. Each of these destinations offers excellent ski conditions, top-notch facilities, comfortable accommodations, and a plethora of resort amenities such as restaurants, shopping, and vibrant nightlife. Below, discover some of the best ski resorts in the region.
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Ultimate Visitor’s Guide to the Chrysler Building in NYC

Nicole Potter06 mins
The Chrysler Building in New York City is a celebrated architectural marvel, ranked among the top ten favorite structures in America by the American Institute of Architects. Standing 77 stories tall, the Chrysler Building is a striking icon of New York’s skyline, with its gleaming peak captivating the imagination of many. To appreciate this art deco masterpiece in person, it’s essential to be aware of the building’s visiting policies.
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Top 12 Exciting Activities in Helena, Montana

Michael Boone010 mins
Founded as a gold camp in the mid-19th-century, Helena, Montana’s capital city, quickly became known as “the Queen City of the Rockies.” Today, this vibrant town is recognized for its grand state capitol, numerous museums, natural landmarks, art galleries, and an extensive trail system. Regardless of your reason for visiting Helena, there are many fun activities to enjoy. Explore 12 of these exciting options below.
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