Skydiving is the use of a parachute—for either recreational or serious purposes—to slow a jumper’s descent to the ground after bouncing from a plane or other high point. The number of dropzones in the United States is not only large … Continue reading Travel Guide: The Best Places to Skydive in the US
One of the most popular travel hubs for hikers and nature lovers, Kauai in Hawaii, United States of America, is located 72 miles northwest of Oahu, across the Kauai Channel. The northernmost and geographically most seasoned of the major Hawaiian … Continue reading Travel Guide: An Overview of Kauai in Hawaii (The Garden Isle)
Arches National Park is a desert area with sandstone formations in eastern Utah, United States, on the Colorado River just north of Moab and to the east of Canyonlands National Park. It was established as a public landmark in 1929 … Continue reading Travel Guide: An Overview of Arches National Park in Grand County Utah
Magic Kingdom Park is a theme park located at the Walt Disney World Resort in Bay Lake, Florida, near Orlando. The recreation area, owned and operated by The Walt Disney Company through its Parks, Experiences, and Products division, opened on … Continue reading Travel Guide: An Overview of Magic Kingdom Park in Florida (Walt Disney World)
Telluride, also called “To-Hell-You-Ride, ” is a world-known travel hub. The origins of this Colorado town’s extremely unusual name are unknown, but there are two leading hypotheses. The first is that Telluride is derived from “tellurium,” the nonmetallic component that … Continue reading Travel Guide: Top Things to Do in Telluride, Colorado (To-Hell-You-Ride)