Compass

  • Thailand Mangroves

    The dock at Ao Nang in Krabi, Thailand is as nondescript as any western restaurant patio. Wooden slats make up a narrow walkway with benches on either side.

  • architecture Tblisi Georgia

    Previously overlooked in favor of its neighbor Turkey, the Caucus country of Georgia, which sits at the crossroads of Western Asia

  • Meridian Idaho Temple

    Exploring the heart of Idaho reveals a charming city, Meridian, which is a treasure trove of delightful experiences waiting to be uncovered. With an abundance of attractions ranging from vibrant shopping hubs like The Village at Meridian to the thrilling rides at Roaring Springs Water Park, there's no shortage of things to do in Meridian, Idaho. 

  • Denver Colorado|Farm to Table food|Denver Street Art|Denver Red Rocks|Denver Botanical Gardens

    The magic of Denver, Colorado’s capital, is in its harmonious blend of the urban rhythm and natural serenity, encapsulated by the majestic Rocky Mountains that stand guard around the city. Within its lively streets and beyond into its scenic surroundings, there lies a range of experiences that beckon both the modern city-dweller and the nature enthusiast. Nestled at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, Denver serves as the perfect launching pad for an array of adventures. It's not just the picturesque setting that enthralls visitors but the city's urban core pulses with a rhythm that is both exciting and welcoming. From the skyscrapers housing innovative eateries to the historical enclaves that narrate tales of Denver's colorful past, every nook of the city has a story to tell. Denver Street Art The Heart of the City The heartbeat of Denver resonates through its bustling downtown, where modernity and history dance a [...]

  • Portland Oregon skyline|Fremont Bridge in Portland

        Portland, Oregon, a city often dubbed the "City of Roses," is a gem in the Pacific Northwest that offers a unique blend of urban sophistication and outdoor adventures. Nestled between the picturesque Willamette and Columbia rivers, its scenic beauty is undeniable.  This vibrant metropolis is bursting with character, from its historic neighborhoods to its buzzing downtown, making it a favorite among travelers. When you dive into the heart of the city, you'll quickly realize that there are countless best things to do in Portland, each promising an unforgettable experience. An increasing number of people have recognized the allure of Portland, with its eco-friendly initiatives, thriving arts scene, and welcoming community. The city has become not just a popular destination for travelers but also a desirable place for many to call home.  It's no surprise that many individuals and families are making the move to embrace Portland's unique lifestyle. [...]

  • Tyrannosaurus bataar

        The Arizona Museum of Natural History is a treasure trove for history enthusiasts and curious minds alike, nestled in the heart of Mesa. The museum's engaging displays offer a rich voyage back in time, particularly to the era of dinosaurs.  As the narrative of these majestic prehistoric creatures unfolds within the museum, visitors can wander amidst the exhibits that echo the ancient roars that once resonated through the Arizona desert. This museum isn’t merely a window to the past, but a vibrant educational realm where the enigmatic world of dinosaurs is intertwined with the essence of human curiosity.  The intricately designed exhibits, particularly the lifelike replicas, offer a vivid glimpse into the life and times of dinosaurs, making the Arizona Museum of Natural History a celebrated landmark in the region. Arizona is full of prehistoric wonders, from ancient petroglyphs to well-preserved dinosaur fossils. More than often explorers who [...]

  • Lockhart

    In the heart of Texas lies a remarkable haven brimming with activities and a rich array of attractions: Pottsboro. This quintessential Texan town beckons visitors with a promise of unforgettable experiences, all waiting to be discovered. 

  • san antonio skyline and river walk|San Miguel de Aguayo in San Antonio|Tower of the Americas in San Antonio|The Alamo in San Antonio|Penguins at San Antonio SeaWorld

      San Miguel de Aguayo in San Antonio San Antonio, the jewel of Texas, brims with a myriad of attractions that leave visitors enchanted. From historical landmarks like The Alamo to the vibrant River Walk, San Antonio attractions cater to a diverse array of interests.  Whether you're a history buff, a nature enthusiast, or someone looking for the pulse of city life, San Antonio's attractions offer a blend of old-world charm and modern allure.  Introduction to San Antonio's Charm When you think of places to visit in San Antonio, a fusion of history, culture, and entertainment might come to mind. This bustling Texan city offers a unique blend of Spanish colonial heritage and modern allure, creating an atmosphere that is both rich and vibrant. San Antonio tourist attractions are truly a blend of old-world charm and contemporary fun, making it a destination perfect for all ages. A Brief History of [...]

  • Tbilisi Photo by Hannah Cooper scaled

    Located at the westernmost edge of Asia on the crossroads of two continents, Georgia earned itself the evocative nickname of the Balcony of Europe.

  • Frisco Texas Commons (Veteran's Memorial)|Veterans Memorial in Frisco Commons. Photo CC 4.0|Frisco Heritage Center Frisco Heritage Museum|Friscos Rockin Taco Tex Mex and El Dorado Beauty Salon|Frisco discovery center tx

    Frisco, Texas, has steadily emerged as a prime destination for those looking for a mix of culture, adventure, and relaxation. Whenever the phrase "things to do in Frisco" is brought up in conversations, it evokes images of a city that offers a plethora of diverse activities, resonating with both its rich history and modern influences

  • plastic sled|snowshoeing

    Breckenridge, Colorado, best known for its world-famous ski resort, had a plastics problem. Every year visitors flock to this charming historic mining town to enjoy schussing and sledding down the slopes. What do they leave behind? Sleds.

  • Cruise ship

    Lots of people love cruises. But when my husband and I took our first cruise this year, one thing was clear—the pace was very different from our usual slow-travel style.