Cultural Heritage
Plus-size travelers face challenges that aren't generally considered—lack of appropriate accommodations, one-sized fits all robes that don’t fit larger bodies, zipline cables that may not support extra weight and other concerns.
We bring you love from one of our favorite cities in the world - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Rio de Janeiro is a colorful, vibrant, and energetic city full of beautiful people. Many say that the people of Rio de Janeiro are its biggest asset, and we couldn't agree more.
Nestled in the sunny state of Arizona, the city of Chandler beckons with its unique blend of history, nature, art, and a thriving food scene. Steeped in heritage and rich Southwestern culture, this vibrant city has something for everyone. Whether you're planning a family vacation, a romantic getaway, or a solo adventure, this guide will provide insights into what makes Chandler a must-visit destination. Experience Nature's Delights Nature enthusiasts will be pleased with the array of scenic landscapes and outdoor activities that Chandler offers. Tumbleweed Park This sprawling park serves as a sanctuary for those seeking a tranquil retreat. The lush greenery is a perfect backdrop for a leisurely stroll, a vigorous jog, or a family picnic. The park also houses a variety of playgrounds and sports courts, making it an ideal spot for a day of fun and relaxation. Veterans Oasis Park Veterans Oasis Park stands out for its [...]
Nestled in the heartland of America, Lawrence, Kansas (KS), is a gem waiting to be discovered. A city that gracefully weaves a tapestry of history, arts, nature, and vibrant cultural festivities, it's a destination that welcomes visitors with open arms and hearts. A city where the past meets the present, tradition blends with innovation, and each corner offers a story.
When we think of Williamsburg, Virginia, usually we think of the fight for American independence and freedom from England. However, there's an important element that hasn't been acknowledged until recently: enslaved African Americans built most of Williamsburg. When I visited Williamsburg, I viewed some sites that tell a story about their journey.
I hate to admit it, but when we booked our trip, I didn’t even know where to find Papua New Guinea on the map. Our travel companions had selected the destination. But in the months leading up to our departure, I began to fall in love with a place that was extremely difficult to find accurate information on.
Legends grew around some like Wyatt Earp. Television’s longest running Western show, Gunsmoke, showcased that culture. There’s a place you can visit to understand that lifestyle, Dodge City, Kansas, known as the Wickedest Little City in the West.
The city of Galveston, Texas is a Gulf Coast barrier island that holds a rich and historic connection to the end of slavery and the celebration of Juneteenth.
One way to be connected to nature is to learn about the history of the Earth. In the chain Red Sea Mountains in the Eastern Desert in Egypt, there are red granite rocks that are among the oldest on the planet, dating back to 600 million years ago.
China was a place I wound up in much by accident. It’s a place that tends to give most people intense culture shock, but once it wears off, you’re left to marvel at this beautiful place surrounding you.
The Enchanted Mountains of Cattaraugus County, New York are the homeland of The Seneca Nation, one of six Native American tribes that formed a confederacy in the region. The largest of the six tribes, The Seneca, who lived in the Western part of the Confederacy, called themselves the Onöndowa’ga,’ or “Keepers of the Western Door,” because they controlled the land foreigners had to cross to gain access to the Confederacy.
A major highlight in Albuquerque, New Mexico, is a hot air balloon ride at daybreak.
