Visits to cemeteries are often considered unusual destinations for tourists; however, Hatfield Cemetery (of the legendary Hatfield’s and McCoy’s lore) is one that many consider a destination worth exploring. If you don’t mind a long drive out to Sarah Ann and a usually muddy trek by foot, the Hatfield Cemetery is worth a visit. There …
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Chinguetti Mosque – Chinguetti, Mauritania
The South African Sahara Desert has been expanding its territory rapidly – at a rate of nearly 30 miles of newly acquired real estate every year. One of its most recent acquisitions is a swath of land in Mauritania, Africa known as Chinguetti. This town was at one time a vibrant religious center and trading …
Riviera Maya – A Resort Lover’s Dream
Riviera Maya, Mexico is a gorgeous Caribbean coastline. It is known for its resorts, restaurants, and reefs. Its boundaries reach from Puerto Morelos to the reserve of Sian Ka’an. Riviera Maya has the second largest barrier reef (part of the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef), the longest underground river systems, and surprisingly, Riviera Maya has exquisite freshwater …
Puerto Vallarta – A Beach Lovers Paradise
Puerto Vallarta is located within the states of Jalisco, in Mexico. It is a resort city on the Banderas Bay (Bahía de Banderas) on the Pacific Ocean. It is home to sun, glistening sand, glittering water, and adventure! There is something for everyone! You don’t want to miss: the seaside promenade; the church; the landmarks …
New Orleans – More Than Mardi Gras
New Orleans, Louisiana is a port city in the U.S., and the largest city in Louisiana. It offers beautiful architecture, scrumptious food, music to move your feet, and a city vibe to feed the spirit. New Orleans straddles the Mississippi River, and you can ride one of the four active streetcar lines to explore! More …
Machu Picchu, the Adventure of a Lifetime
Machu Picchu is located in northwest of Cuzco, Peru. It is an Inca city that is part of the rocky countryside, atop the Andes Mountains. The wet season is October through April, and May through September is Peru’s dry season; the dry season is a popular season with tourists. Machu Picchu stretches over 5 miles, …