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]]>The Summer Special
Just in time for summer, a range of Disney World hotels have released some special deals. Disney Springs Hotels offers special rates at an array of its hotels, with Wyndham Garden costing just $97 per night. Even the most upmarket option offered by the group, namely the Hilton hotel, commands a price of $186 per night; a relatively affordable price compared to equivalent hotels.
Special Perks
Given that each of the hotels on Special is located within walking distance of the Disney theme park, you’ll be glad to know that they provide some special perks that you can enjoy at the resort itself. In addition to enjoying free shuttle busses between your hotel of choice and Disney World, you’ll also get 30-minute early access to any of the parks, meaning you’ll be able to get to the front of the line for your ride of choice.
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]]>Spectacular Natural Landscapes
Montana is renowned for its stunning natural landscapes, which include towering mountain ranges, vast forests, and crystal-clear lakes. Explore the majestic peaks of the Rocky Mountains in Glacier National Park, where jagged peaks, glacier-carved valleys, and pristine alpine lakes create a landscape of unparalleled beauty. Hike through the towering forests of the Bob Marshall Wilderness Area, one of the largest wilderness areas in the continental United States, and encounter diverse wildlife such as grizzly bears, elk, and mountain goats. Discover the awe-inspiring beauty of Yellowstone National Park, home to iconic geothermal features such as Old Faithful, Grand Prismatic Spring, and the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone.
Outdoor Recreation and Adventure
Montana is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, offering a wide range of activities for adventurers of all ages and skill levels. Take to the waters of the Missouri River for a day of fly fishing, kayaking, or paddleboarding, where you can cast your line for trout amidst stunning river scenery. Hit the slopes of world-class ski resorts such as Big Sky Resort and Whitefish Mountain Resort for exhilarating downhill skiing, snowboarding, and snowmobiling adventures in the winter months. Explore the rugged backcountry on a horseback riding expedition through the Bitterroot Valley, where you can ride through lush meadows, dense forests, and alpine tundra while soaking in the natural beauty of the surrounding landscape.
Rich Cultural Heritage and Western Charm
Montana’s rich cultural heritage and western charm are evident in its historic towns, cowboy culture, and Native American traditions. Explore the charming streets of towns like Bozeman, Missoula, and Livingston, where you’ll find historic buildings, art galleries, and boutique shops that celebrate Montana’s frontier past. Immerse yourself in cowboy culture at a traditional Montana rodeo, where you can watch thrilling rodeo events such as bull riding, barrel racing, and steer wrestling while enjoying live music, carnival rides, and delicious Western cuisine. Discover the rich history and traditions of Montana’s Native American tribes at cultural centers and heritage sites such as the Museum of the Rockies and the Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument, where you can learn about the region’s indigenous peoples and their enduring connection to the land.
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]]>Portland, Oregon
Oregon is one of the biggest coffee manufacturers in the states making it an ideal choice for coffee lovers and connoisseurs. There are no shortage of amazing coffee shops to choose from in this state. Fans who love nature and hiking should also add Oregon to their list, and drink their coffee overlooking some beautiful nature.
Seatle, Washington
Seattle is the birthplace of Starbucks, and home to many coffee shops that are both delicious, and supposedly more affordable than in other states across the USA.
| foodie + caffeine fanatic (@meganyli.eats)San Francisco, California
In addition to LA, San Fran is one of the most popular coffee destinations, as it boasts the highest average spending on coffee per household, making it excellent stomping grounds for the coffee obsessed individual.
New Orleans, Louisiana
NOLA is home to some of the best coffee around the world, offering its own spin on classics such as the Cafe Au Lait, where they add spiced chicory root. This makes New Orleans a staple in the coffee world, and it is also a key part of the international coffee trade.
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]]>Lake George, New York
Once you leave the metropolitan buzz of New York City behind, the State of New York is filled with breathtaking scenery. Lake George is one such sight. There are plenty of waterfront stone mansions that you can stay in during your trip, with the historic Sagamore Resort still welcoming guests through its doors.
Yellowstone Lake, Wyoming
With the Yellowstone National Park attracting over 4 million visitors each summer, it’s not hard to see why. This sprawling national park is home to the breathtaking Yellowstone Lake, with its clear waters glistening in the summer while in the winter, you will see steam rising from the bubbling geysers in the surroundings.
Flathead Lake, Montana
As the largest natural freshwater lake west of the Mississippi, this majestic lake is a sight to behold. While an ideally spacious area for canoeing, kayaking, and other water-based activities, the fruit orchards surrounding this lake also makes for an ideal location for holiday photographs.
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]]>Utah, United States
This southwestern American state provides a range of stunning sites in the desert, including the Grand Canyon. But more than that, Utah boasts more International Dark Sky Places than anywhere else in the world. Consider spending a night in the Dark Sky-certified Canyonlands or Bryce Canyon National Parks to enjoy an unprecedented stargazing experience.
NamibRand Nature Reserve, Namibia
By taking measures such as limiting the use of vehicle headlights, this African nature reserve goes to large extents to protect its wildlife, from nocturnal creatures to its plant life. For an unforgettable nighttime experience, there are numerous stargazing safaris on offer.
Aral Sea, Uzbekistan
With a large amount of nomadic, Uzbekistan’s skies remain largely unpolluted. In Samarkand, 1400s astronomer Ulugh Beg built an observatory overlooking the Aral Sea. Here, you’ll be able to enjoy unfiltered viewing of the natural beauty that Uzbekistan has to offer.
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]]>St. Augustine, Florida
The oldest city in the United States, St. Augustine was founded by Spanish explorers in 1565. As a result of its origins, this Floridian city is home to Spanish Renaissance Revival-style buildings just like those that can be found in Spain itself. St. Augustine’s architecture, along with its sunny Floridian weather, will make you feel as if you’re on an Iberian summer vacation.
Holland, Michigan
Founded by Dutch immigrants in the 1800s, Holland, Michigan lives up to its name. This town is the home of the only working Dutch windmill in the U.S. If that’s not enough, the community’s annual Tulip Time Festival will make you feel as if you’re in the Dutch countryside.
Leavenworth, Washington
Designed to look like a German village in the 1960s, it’s no wonder why Leavenworth is a dead ringer for a mountain German town. With its view of the Cascade Mountains and its Alpine-style buildings, this town not only looks but also acts Bavarian, with its annual Oktoberfest celebrations, endless beer halls, and its Nutcracker museum.
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]]>Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico is a picturesque and relaxing location for a dreamy beach vacation with friends or family. Accommodations are relatively affordable, and many hotels and airlines offer packages that make booking a breeze! This is a great place to add to your travel plans, if you’re looking for a short and sweet getaway from the cold!
US Virgin Islands
There are many US Virgin islands one can travel to without ever taking out their passport! Pick one or hop a cruise from Puerto Rico or Florida, and enjoy white sand beaches, turquoise waters, and pina coladas. Some islands you may want to look into are St Thomas, St Croix, and St John!
Historical Travel (@melissastravelsnearandfar)Hawaii
Lastly, Hawaii is the ultimate vacation getaway for beaches, surfing, and endless pineapples. This is an excellent choice for those really looking to feel like they escaped the US and for a change of scenery.
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]]>Glacier National Park — Montana
If your are into natural wonders, hiking, and tranquil crystal blue lakes, then Montana is the place for you. Begin your journey at Glacier National Park where you’ll see bears, moose, elk, and many more wild life. Adventure junkies can also take part in white water rafting, among many other activities.
(@glacier_national_park)Yellowstone National Park — Wyoming
Located in Wyoming, and some parts of Montana, Yellowstone is a must visit. The best times to visit are between April to May as well as September through early October. The park is nature lover’s paradise, dotted with with steaming mud pots and natural hot pools with rainbow hues. Visitors will also get to see wildlife such as sheep and bison.
Zion National Park — Utah
Zion National Park is a geological wonder marked by wonderful trails for hiking, biking, and bird watching. This place is also a perfect choice for visitors looking to camp, rappel, and ride through the enchanting trails on horseback. This spot is also famous for some of the most breathtaking sunrises and sunsets.
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]]>Cactus Fries and Chile Sauce
The food in the Southwest is a blend of Mexican and Native American cuisines. One staple of the region is chile sauce, made of Hatch Valley chiles. It comes in green, red, or Christmas (both green and red) variations.
Another popular and distinct Southwestern food is cactus fries or nopales. According to some claims, nopales taste like sour string beans.
Pueblo Revival Atyle Architecture
Many structures in the region resemble the homes of Pueblo natives built before the arrival of the European settlers. They are usually made of sun-dried mud and have thick walls, rounded exteriors, square windows, and heavy wood accents.
Lake Havasu City
Lake Havasu City is a community of 50,000 residents in Arizona. In the summer the temperatures in the area reach well above 100 degrees, making it the hottest place in the US. Southwesterners like to stay in Lake Havasu City for the waterfront and the hiking trails.
The Burning of Zozobra
Every Labor Day, the city of Santa Fe builds a 50-foot figure known as Zozobra out of cloth, wire, and wood. People stuff Zozobra with printed letters describing their worries and fears. The figure is then burned, and people watch all their suffering go up in flames as well.
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]]>See an Exhibition at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts
With ancient artifacts as well as modern masterpieces, the Boston Museum of Fine Arts is a fantastic place to spend an afternoon. Wander the peaceful galleries and see work that will move, inspire and amaze you.
Catch a Concert at Boston Symphony Hall
If you can’t get through the day without a little classical music in your ears, why not pay a visit to the Boston Symphony Hall? With a diverse program and plenty of chances to grab tickets at a discount, this historic concert hall is accessible to all.
Learn About the Nation’s 35th President at the JFK Library & Museum
Anyone with an interest in history and politics will love exploring the JFK Presidential Library and Museum. Located along the picturesque Boston harbor with great views of the Boston skyline, this fascinating and important museum is truly a must-visit.
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