North America

Visiting Maryland is like touring the entire USA because it represents everything what the entire country offers: provinces and cities, bodies of water and rugged mountains, historic districts and commercial centers. While touring all these attractions, you will confirm that indeed, Maryland deserves the title “America in Miniature.”

If you find yourself in the Midwest region of USA, stop for a while and allow yourself to experience what this part of the country, particularly Indiana, offers. Having Ohio, Michigan, Kentucky and Illinois as its borders, Indiana is a place that will surely take you by surprise. Here, there are tons of sights, activities and adventures to highlight the trip and the boundless opportunities will definitely keep your itinerary packed and loaded.

Because United States is teeming with attractions and tourist spots, you cannot help but wonder where to start. If you are clueless on where to go, heading to Illinois is such a wonderful idea. The state may be known for Chicago’s urban life defined by city buildings and state-of-the-art amenities, but fact is, Illinois is that, and more.

Defined by snow-capped mountains, high desert, lush forests, majestic rivers and abundant wilderness, Idaho is definitely a treasure worth digging. There is richness of wildlife and greenery in Idaho and the fact that it is a favorite spot of nature-lovers highly speak of what is in store for visitors traveling to this side of the United States. If you are heading to the state of Idaho, you are entering one of the most awesome spots in the world.

Saskatchewan is a province in Canada found in the central part of the country. One of the famous cities of Saskatchewan is Moose Jaw, a hub for small towns and farms in the region. Just 45 minutes away from Saskatchewan's capital Regina and with close proximity to US border, Moose Jaw is regarded as the region's top tourist destination.

West Virginia has been a tourist destination of the rich and famous since the early 1800s and that is courtesy of the quaint town of White Sulfur Springs in the Allegheny Mountains. Decades after, its reputation as a top vacation spot remains the same, only now, it is courtesy of Greenbrier.

Portland, also called The City of Roses, is Oregon's largest city. Known for its picturesque natural scenery, excellent microbreweries, inviting outdoor facilities and efficient urban planning, Portland has become one of United States' most beautiful places not just for living but for touring as well.

Since it was established in 1742, Faneuil Hall Marketplace has been named as Boston's premier marketplace and meeting hall. Regarded as "the Cradle of Liberty," Faneuil Hall Marketplace has become a part of Boston National Historic Park and has been rated highly in the prestigious Forbes Traveler. With countless visitors it welcomes each year, Faneuil Hall Marketplace is no doubt one of Boston's most important destinations.

The downtown of Seattle, Washington may be a bustling city, but what is underneath has its own story to tell. The Seattle Underground is a series of underground basements and passageways situated right below the busy Pioneer Square. Because of its interesting past and great relevance in history, the peculiar Underground Seattle always belong to the list of places to visit when touring the big city.

Apart from buildings with intimidating heights, New York is best known for its lush open spaces and city parks. Among its gorgeous parks, Central Park is unarguably the most famous of all. Depicting the true definition of oasis, Central Park is an 850 acre land that forms a vast green space in Uptown Manhattan. Because of the many visitors going in and out of the park and the countless times it appears in movies and TV, Central Park is no doubt one of the most popular city parks in the world.