Yellowstone is the world’s first national park and the only place with the highest concentration of geysers. It is known for its geothermal features and also considered to be the best place (in the lower 48 states) to view America’s megafauna. Here, you’ll find everything from grizzlies, black bears, bisons, wolves, coyotes, elks, moose, pronghorns, bighorn sheep, and so on.… Read More Yellowstone in Winter
Where Zion national park is in southern Utah, western USA. I know, spending just one day in Zion national park doesn’t seem right! Zion national park—a park that is Utah’s oldest and the most visited, known for the famous hikes of Angel’s Landing, The Narrows, and The Subway. But we had a reason for this short… Read More One day in Zion national park
Where Pinnacles national park is the newest addition to California’s list of national parks. It was previously a National Monument and only in January 2013 the ‘national park’ title was bestowed on it. Pinnacles is near the infamous San Andreas Fault, and the unique rock formations here are a result of volcanic eruptions eons ago. The park… Read More Hiking in Pinnacles National Park
Are you up to spending a day/night on an island (close to California) that is free from resorts, hotels, and restaurants? Sounds intriguing? Channel islands is that non-commercialised place where you can enjoy the serenity of nature and have fun kayaking, snorkeling, hiking, and diving. Where Located very close to the Californian coast, Channel islands is… Read More Kayaking and Snorkeling in Channel Islands National Park
I am spoilt by the white sandy beaches and shallow turquoise waters in South-east Asia; hence, Maui beaches weren’t love at first sight. But with a few electrifying experiences, I have a special place for Maui in my heart. Also, thanks to some TV programs Hawaii was one of my childhood dream destinations: a far-away paradise in the middle… Read More A week in Maui Hawaii