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Nothing compares to what you will experience at Yellowstone National Park in the state of Wyoming. It is considered the largest park in the lower 48 states, and with that, you need to have at least two days to see everything the park has to offer. I had visited the…
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We never planned to visit the Devil’s Tower National Monument in Wyoming. Since my friends and I had an hour to spare, we decided to stop by check how monument looks like. We got there around noontime and the view of the rocky tower against the clear blue sky was…
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My friends and I went to a driving trip to the mountains of Montana and enjoyed the nature at its finest — snow-capped mountains and with greens that partly covered the slopes. I love my friends! Search for hotels within your travel budget. [booking_pluginbox id=”8594″] See also: My other travel…
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The Mammoth Site of Hot Springs in South Dakota does not get as much buzz as the other attractions in the State. When I first heard about it and the mammoth fossil excavation that is ongoing, I thought it was fake. But when I was inside the building and saw…
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It is an hour drive through a natural habitat and you’ll be surprised to see so many animals at the Bear Country USA, in Rapid City, South Dakota. Although it is a place to see bears, there are also elks, wolves, mountain goats, big horn sheep, mountain lions, and more….
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Yeah, that cherry on a spoon captures the attention of many visitors at the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden. If you have an hour of free time while you are in downtown Minneapolis, the sculpture garden is worth a visit. Enjoy the walk and see the outdoor collection of contemporary art sculptures…
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Who would have thought there is a South Dakota Air and Space Museum somewhere hidden in Rapid City? The first time I’ve heard about it was when my housemate said that we would be stopping by to check it out when we were on our way to Wyoming. The address…
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The first time I visited the Mount Rushmore National Memorial in the Black Hills in South Dakota, it was winter. Not just cold winter, but cold snowy winter! I wrote a different post for that trip here. While I had fun in my first Mount Rushmore experience, the next two…
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