Texas’ Most Scenic Road: Canyons, Mountains & Hot Springs
If you’re looking for one of the most beautiful drives in Texas, Pinto Canyon Road is the place to go. Starting from Marfa, this route takes you through wide plains,…
“Discover The Best Bars In Bath For Drinks
When the tourists leave and the museums close, Bath’s bars come alive. Many are hidden in small alleys or down stairs. You can find fancy cocktails, local cider, or just…
Best Places For Onam Sadhya Near You
Onam is around the corner (5 September), and nothing beats a festive sadhya—a meal that’s crunchy, spicy, tangy, and sweet! Whether at home or dining out, here are the best…
World’s Oldest Restaurant Hits 300, Oven Still Hot
Sobrino de Botín in Madrid, Spain, is the world’s oldest restaurant, built in 1725. For 300 years, its wood-fired oven has never gone cold, even surviving wars and the pandemic.…
America’s Most Calming State Park With Beach & Glamping
Yellowstone, the Grand Canyon, and Acadia are popular, but state parks also offer amazing experiences. There are over 6,000 state parks in the U.S., and some are perfect for relaxation.…
9 Best Train Museums To See In The U.S.
From east to west, America has some amazing train museums that bring railroad history to life. These museums showcase old locomotives, vintage train cars, and even offer scenic rides for…
Best U.S. Airport For Naps, Yoga & Relaxation
Airports around the world are adding new features to make travel less stressful—therapy dogs in Istanbul, meditation rooms in Newark, and flower gardens in Singapore. But outdoor spaces are still…
Kuala Lumpur’s Highest Rooftop Bar Hotel
Kuala Lumpur is a city full of skyscrapers, busy streets, and endless nightlife. But if you’re looking for a calm escape in the middle of all that energy, Banyan Tree…
Busiest Museums In Asia And Their 2025 Highlights
Every year, millions visit Asia’s top museums to explore art, history, and culture. In 2024, the most visited museum in Asia was Shanghai Museum East with 4.2 million visitors, followed…
Couple Leaves Big Home For Tiny House, Finds Joy
Most people nearing retirement wouldn’t imagine living in a 500-square-foot tiny house, but 67-year-old Sheila Boddington and her 73-year-old husband Noel from New Zealand chose to do just that. The…