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Top Reasons to Explore Deep Creek Lake: A Visitor’s Guide

Stephanie Cherry05 mins
Deep Creek Lake, the largest freshwater lake in Maryland, extends 12 miles and has a surface of 3,900 acres with 65 miles of shoreline. The four-season resort, located in Garrett County, Maryland, offers a wide range of activities such as boating, fishing, camping, swimming, hiking, bicycling, and horseback riding in the summer. In the winter months, visitors can enjoy skiing, snowboarding, snowtubing, and snowmobiling. Consequently, Deep Creek Lake represents a quiet and relaxing getaway destination, regarded as one of the region’s best-kept secrets.
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Essential Visiting Tips for the Thomas Jefferson Memorial in Washington DC

Stephanie Cherry06 mins
The Jefferson Memorial in Washington, DC is a dome-shaped rotunda that honors the third President of the United States, Thomas Jefferson. A striking 19-foot bronze statue of Jefferson is surrounded by passages from the Declaration of Independence and other significant writings by Jefferson. This memorial stands as one of the most popular attractions in the nation’s capital, beautifully located on the Tidal Basin, which is especially stunning during Cherry Blossom season in the spring. From the top steps of the memorial, you can enjoy one of the best views of the iconic White House. During the warmer months, visitors can rent a paddleboat to further savor the picturesque scenery.
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Ultimate LGBTQ Travel Guide to Fort Lauderdale, Florida

Stephanie Cherry010 mins
With a sunny and stunning location in South Florida fringed by sandy beaches, Fort Lauderdale and the adjacent inland community of Wilton Manors rank among the world’s most desirable tropical gay vacation destinations. This largest city in Broward County, just a 45-minute drive north of Miami and the same distance south of Palm Beach, has steadily evolved from a relatively lesser-known gay getaway in the early 1990s into a favorite place among gays and lesbians for both quick winter getaways and longer seasonal stays. Not surprisingly, quite a few LGBT visitors have become so taken with this friendly and progressive community that they’ve moved here full-time.
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Top 8 Africa Travel Blogs and Websites for Enthusiasts

Stephanie Cherry06 mins
If you feel like indulging in a virtual safari, check outRanger Diaries- a collection of blogs from wildlife rangers who guide safaris throughout Southern and East Africa. These top wildlife guides, working for the best safari companies, share their enthusiasm and extensive knowledge. Read about rare sightings of elusive birds like the Pel’s fishing owl or hear first-hand accounts of the battles between wild dogs and crocodiles. The blogs are often adorned with incredible photos, making it the ultimate destination for anyone feeling nostalgic for the African bush.
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Explore Caribbean Music: A Comprehensive Guide for Travelers

Stephanie Cherry06 mins
When travelers think of Caribbean music, they often think of “reggae.” This is not surprising, given that reggae music—a bass-and-drum-driven style—originated in the Caribbean, specifically Jamaica, during the 1960s. While reggae indeed serves as the soundtrack to many Caribbean vacations, the island music scene boasts a variety of genres, including rock, jazz, and blues.
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Discover the Best Tours and Attractions in Bonaire

Stephanie Cherry05 mins
Bonaire has a handful of museums and cultural attractions, but most people visit this tiny Dutch Caribbean island first and foremost for its incredible diving and snorkeling. The island’s barrier reef is well-protected and recognized as one of the most vibrant and healthy ecosystems globally. Additionally, visitors are attracted to outdoor activities, such as mountain biking and landsailing.
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Explore the Majestic Castles of Romania

Stephanie Cherry010 mins
Romania’s castles are alluring, not only for their haunting beauty but for the legends and history that surround them. For castles that are still standing, visitors can wander through the same halls and view the same natural landscapes that the inhabitants did while picturing themselves in a different time and place. Ruined castles represent a different type of beauty: ghosts linger in crumbled towers and fallen parapets. It’s up to the viewer to picture the castle intact, standing strong against sieges or providing sanctuary for influential families.
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Explore Lacoste: The Ultimate Travel Guide to France’s Hidden Gem

Stephanie Cherry06 mins
If you need a reason to visit Lacoste, perhaps it is to be found in the summer arts festival held in a quarry outside the haunting ruins of a Chateau once belonging to the notorious Marquis de Sade and now owned by Pierre Cardin. Lacoste is a small town but hosts a School of the Arts now operated by Savannah College of Art and Design. Yes, English is widely understood here.
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