Why downsizing your travel destinations is the new travel trend that everyone is talking about. While there is something magical about visiting Rockefeller Center at Christmas for the first time or gazing at the twinkling lights of the Eiffel Tower, there is also something to be said about finding a low-key, under-the-radar destination that feels […]
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All about the colorful houses in Greenland: A look at the Arctic’s brightest tradition. Step off the plane in Nuuk or sail to a tiny coastal village, and one of the first things you’ll notice about Greenland—beyond its expansive glaciers and dramatic landscape—is the splash of color that dots the shoreline. The colorful houses in
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Colorado isn’t just about ski slopes and hiking trails—it’s also home to a storied past with tales of the Wild West, eerie legends, and historic hotels said to be haunted. Whether you believe in ghosts or not, these haunted hotels in Colorado are sure to charm you, not just scare you. Hotel Colorado – Glenwood
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The Albuquerque Hot Air Balloon Fiesta: A Sky Full of Color and Tradition New Mexico might be one of the most colorful states I have ever visited, and that’s not just because of its painterly desert landscape. It’s also because of its vibrant culture and its most time-honored tradition. Every October, the skies above Albuquerque,
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While many of us avoid the heat and gripe about the increasingly hotter summers, some travelers seek it out. Reaching peak temperatures of 130°F, Death Valley is known as the hottest place on Earth. And yet, each summer, during the park’s hottest days, Death Valley sees the majority of its visitors who have come for
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The charming colonial homes of Wickford, Rhode Island, are what make it one of the cutest small towns in America. Even if you aren’t a history buff, you’ll instantly be swept off your feet with this tiny town’s picturesque streets, cozy coffee shops, waterfront views, and historic colonial homes. And because of its small size,
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12 miles off the coast of Rhode Island, a small island makes a summer-worthy day trip. Discover New England’s hidden coastal gem with our favorite stops to include during a Block Island day trip. Good things come in small packages, or in this case, the country’s smallest town in the smallest state. For Block Island,
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If you’re the kind of traveler who likes to pair adrenaline with a bit of peace and quiet, Fruita, Colorado, should be your next small-town stop. Tucked into the lush Grand Valley on Colorado’s Western Slope, Fruita sits in the shadow of the Colorado National Monument—one of the state’s most underrated parks—igniting outdoor adventures without
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Hiking in Colorado isn’t always just about summiting a mountain or climbing to an alpine lake, sometimes the state’s trails lead you along a journey through prehistoric times. Great for families or solo hikes, these are the best hikes to see dinosaurs in Colorado. Dinosaur National Monument Dinosaur National Monument is one of the best
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When temperatures go low, it’s time to go high; along the High Road to Taos—my favorite stretch of road from Santa Fe to Taos. Between the bustling streets of Santa Fe and the artistic enclave of Taos lies one of the best road trips in the country—a winding path through high desert landscapes, ancient villages,
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