Chichen Itza is one of Mexico’s most popular tourist attractions and North America’s only Wonder of the World. And for good reason- this incredible and ancient site (dating back over 1,500 years!) makes you feel like you’re straight up starring in your own personal Indiana Jones movie. Here’s a complete guide to everything you need to know about visiting Chichen Itza, a not-to-be-missed site on any Mexico bucket list.
If you’re looking for an adventure near Kona on the Big Island, hiking along the Captain Cook Monument Trail may just be the perfect activity for you. Along this trail, you’ll hike through lush grasslands, past sweeping ocean vistas, and end at a secluded bay that offers the best snorkeling on the Big Island. Here’s everything you need to know about the Captain Cook Monument Trail.
If you’re looking for some serious mountain therapy near Seattle, consider a classic Pacific Northwest hike, the Rattlesnake Ledge Trail. Found just 40 minutes away from the city, this trail will take you through a lush rainforest and to a spectacular lookout, offering jaw-dropping views of the surrounding Cascade mountains. So lace up those hiking boots and let’s hit the road– here’s everything you need to know about the Rattlesnake Ledge Trail.
If you’re headed to the Taj Mahal, you’re probably wondering whether it’s worth booking a tour. And the resounding answer is a big, fat yes- a tour guide is full of fascinating history of India’s beloved Wonder of the World and offers so much more. Here’s everything you need to know about booking the best Taj Mahal tours, including the 10 best tours and why going with a tour guide is worth it.
If you’re considering visiting Southwestern Utah, you may be wondering whether you should head to Zion or Bryce Canyon, two national parks with uniquely beautiful landscapes. But why choose between the two, when you can easily explore both of these incredible parks? Here’s everything you need to know to plan an epic road trip for three days (with options for more or less) from Zion National Park to Bryce Canyon.
If you’re looking for one of the most unique hikes on the Big Island, the Kilauea Iki trail, located in Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park, might just fit the bill. You’ll hike through a lush rainforest onto a solidified lava lake from a volcanic eruption in 1959. So put on your hiking boots and let’s hit the road- here’s everything you need to know about the Kilauea Iki trail.
Cenote Suytun is arguably the most famous cenote in the Yucatan. You know the one I’m talking about- think of a stalactite-laden cavern, with a single beam of light, shining down onto a submerged stone platform. If you want to mark this otherworldly (and very Instagrammable!) place off your bucket list, here’s everything you need to know about visiting Cenote Suytun.
If you’re an outdoor enthusiast, you probably know and love AllTrails, one of the best hiking apps on the market. But, after using the app for a while, you may be wondering whether making the leap to AllTrails Pro (now “AllTrails+”) is worth it. In this article, we’re going to be diving into all things AllTrails, from the pros and cons of AllTrails vs. AllTrails Pro to whether it’s time for you to make the plunge with the paid version.
Oahu is one of the best destinations on the planet for a tropical getaway, offering pristine white beaches, breathtaking hiking trails, and tons of adorable sea turtle friends. But with so much packed into this incredible island, it can be hard to what you should do here. You’re in luck, though- we’ve laid out the perfect 7-day Oahu itinerary (with suggestions if you have less time!), so you can make the most of your time while you’re in paradise.
The Pololū Valley Overlook provides panoramic views of a secluded black sand beach and lush sea cliffs along the northern coast of the Big Island. If you’re up for adventure, though, you can actually get up close and personal with the aforementioned beach and the surrounding Jurassic Park-like scenery by hiking along the Pololū Trail. Here’s everything you need to know about hiking along the Pololū Trail, one of the most jaw-dropping hikes on the Big Island.