caribbean
The Caribbean islands offer more than just white sand beaches; it's the perfect locale for R & R and adventure seekers alike.
Uncovering the Hidden Gems
Here are some less known interesting facts about the Virgin Islands: 1. The Virgin Islands are home to the oldest still-operating rum distillery in the United States, Cruzan Rum Distillery, which has been producing rum since 1760. The distillery offers tours to visitors, where they can learn about the history of rum production on the islands and sample some of the different varieties of Cruzan rum.
Travel Diaries — The Ridiculous Ups and Downs of a Day in San Pedro, Belize
Morning San Pedro was our first stop in Belize and was a breath of fresh air, it felt as if we had left Central America and jetted off to the Caribbean. (Belize is often considered a Caribbean country in Central America, it is completely different from surrounding Mexico and Guatemala)
Sh*t Happens - Lost Girl TravelPublished 12 months ago in WanderTraveling Solo? No Problem!
Are you tired of waiting for friends to join you on your next adventure? Don't let that hold you back! Traveling solo can be a daunting prospect for many people. The idea of being alone in a new place can be overwhelming, but it can also be one of the most rewarding experiences of your life. Solo travel allows you to fully immerse yourself in your surroundings, meet new people, and discover parts of yourself you never knew existed.
The 10 best places to stay in Quebec's Winter Wonderland!
It is the only walled city in North America and a World Heritage Site. Quebec, a significant strategic location, is positioned atop a cliff with a view of the Saint Lawrence River. A colony for the fur trade was founded in 1608 on the location of the modern Place Royale.
Ahamed ThousifPublished about a year ago in Wander60 Interesting Facts About Pennsylvania
Facts about Pennsylvania 1. Pennsylvania was founded by William Penn. The name of the state comes from the name of the founder’s father (Admiral William Penn) and not his own. The founder William Penn wanted the state to be named “Sylvania”. (Sylvania is a Latin word meaning “woodlands.”)[2]
Sriram NadarajanPublished about a year ago in Wander54 Interesting Facts About Iowa
Interesting facts about Iowa 1. It’s the Home of the World’s Largest Bullhead Fish Statue The statue is 12 feet long. It sits on a crystal lake which has several hundred real bullhead fish at the bottom. It’s such a breath-taking view for you and your family.
Sriram NadarajanPublished about a year ago in Wander53 Interesting Facts About Louisiana
Louisiana facts 1. The influence of early French and Spanish settlers is still present in the culture and food of the state.
Sriram NadarajanPublished about a year ago in Wander37 Important Facts About South Dakota
Facts about South Dakota 1. Mount Rushmore – the Black Hills where the sculptures of ex U.S. presidents: Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, and Theodore Roosevelt are made. The four faces at the hill represent four stages of America’s history: Washington, the birth of the nation; Jefferson, the growth; Lincoln, the preservation; and Roosevelt, the development.
Sriram NadarajanPublished about a year ago in Wander39 Interesting Facts About New Jersey
Interesting Facts About New Jersey 1. Some of the most prolific inventions of the 20th century happened right here in New Jersey. One was done by Thomas Edison when he introduced the world to his idea of an electric light bulb. At his laboratory in Menlo Park, Edison built his first high resistance, incandescent electric light. Edison was born in Ohio on February 11, 1847.
Sriram NadarajanPublished about a year ago in Wander45 Interesting Facts About Virginia
Interesting facts about Virginia 1. Virginia was named after Queen Elizabeth I, who was called the Virgin Queen. 2. Virginia was one of the 13 Colonies in the American Revolution.
Sriram NadarajanPublished about a year ago in Wander37 Important Facts About New Hampshire
New Hampshire facts 1. The state is nicknamed “The Granite State” because granite from the state was supplied for building structures mainly in Boston and Washington D.C., and many other small towns. The pink colored Conway Granite and the gray colored Concord Granite are two granites that were quarried locally and shipped widely. The granites got their names from the towns in which they were first quarried.[1]
Sriram NadarajanPublished about a year ago in Wander36 Interesting Facts About Washington
Facts about Washington 1. Natural calamity can strike anywhere, and there have been places where natural disasters are one too many. Luckily, Washington is one of those places that never had any major natural disasters. However, other locations may also be safe when it comes to natural disasters. What is so fascinating about Washington? Well, you may find it hard to believe, but ten volcanoes surround Washington. Luckily for the residents, none of these have ever erupted and will stay calm according to forecasts. However, the state is prone to disaster from flooding.
Sriram NadarajanPublished about a year ago in Wander