Atlanta Itinerary for 3 days ( Where to Eat and What to see in Atlanta)

Atlanta

by Karlaroundtheworld - May 14, 2019June 13, 20190

Atlanta 3-Day Itinerary Atlanta is a bustling city filled to the brim with culture, great food and interesting museums, making it hard to explore it all in just a short amount of time. But with proper planning, it’s definitely possible to get the most out of your visit. The following

How to Spend an Awesome Weekend in San Diego : 3 days in San Diego ( Where to go, Where to eat , What to see in San Diego)

California

by Karlaroundtheworld - April 9, 2019April 18, 20190

After going on our impromptu trip to Joshua Tree National Park and East Jesus, we drove to San Diego to meet my cousins Mark and Chantelle. San Diego is an easy drive if you’re coming from Los Angeles and it only took us around 2.5 hours from Joshua Tree National

An Awesome South Rim Grand Canyon Day Trip from Las Vegas

Las Vegas

by Karlaroundtheworld - February 24, 2019February 24, 20190

Audrey, Ysabel, and I went on an impromptu trip to Las Vegas from Los Angeles upon hearing that the tickets for the Backstreet Boys concert were affordable. We were sitting in the car while driving back from San Diego to Los Angeles when Tina said, “The Backstreet Boys are in

Reasons to Visit Asheville North Carolina

North Carolina

by Karlaroundtheworld - February 2, 2019June 15, 20191

Tina and I have been wanting to tour the USA together for quite some time now. We’ve both visited on separate occasions, but never together. Last 2016, I spent around 6 months exploring the USA. This year, I spent nearly 3 months exploring even more parts of the country. Trip planning

Slab City Salvation Mountain and East Jesus Day Trip: Art in the Outdoors + Salton Sea

Los Angeles

by Karlaroundtheworld - January 28, 2019January 6, 20190

Sidelining to The Slabs, The Last Free Place In America When people say that America is a free country, they only know half of the story. Truth is, the place can get pretty much constricted, across all fronts. There are rules and regulations everywhere (like all civilized places), and freedom is

Joshua Tree Day Trip : The Best Joshua Tree Hikes You shouldn’t Miss if you only have One Day

Los Angeles

by Karlaroundtheworld - January 23, 2019January 6, 20190

The Best Short Hikes in Joshua Tree Park for One Day We were all all enjoying our time in Los Angeles, not really planning to do much simply because we’ve all already been there before. Los Angeles, for us, was meant to be more of a rest point up until one

Ultimate New Orleans Travel Guide for First Timers : 3 days in New Orleans

New Orleans

by Karlaroundtheworld - January 18, 2019January 19, 20190

New Orleans is undoubtedly one of the best cities in America, what with its rich culture and terrific, diverse food that is one of a kind. There’s a lot more to the city than meets the eye, however. There’s music, the arts, sceneries, and more. Here are a good chunk

Explore Downtown Atlanta with CityPass Atlanta

Atlanta

by Karlaroundtheworld - December 26, 2018December 27, 20180

This wasn’t my first time with CityPass, I’ve used it in San Francisco, Seattle and Chicago in the past. Obviously, this was really worth it. It saves time and money when visiting different locations in the city. What is CityPass? There are City Passes for many cities in the United States, and

Ultimate Guide to Washington, DC

Washington

by Karlaroundtheworld - February 5, 2017November 14, 201710

Feasting in the Capital When the news refers to the US in a nickname, they call it “Washington”. Not “New York”, where the stock exchange is. Not “Los Angeles” or “Las Vegas”. Washington, despite falling below the rest in tourist popularity, remains the seat of the nation’s power. And this is

Must-Eat in Philadelphia’s The Reading Terminal Market

by Karlaroundtheworld - January 15, 2017October 13, 20179

There is so much to love about Philadelphia. This gem of the northeast is a home to several iconic American Revolution landmarks. Aside for its picturesque landscape and rich cultural history, the city is also known for its historic farmers market which seemingly enthralls both seasoned locals and amateur tourists who are