Death Valley is the largest, hottest, driest, and the park with the lowest elevation in North America. It is an absolutely amazing national park and almost always in the...
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Napa Valley is probably the most famous valley in the Continental United States. Not only it has history and prestige as far as the wine industry goes but also beautiful...
Kobe was another day trip from our “base” in Kyoto. It took about an hour for us to get there via the train. One thing we knew we were going to do during our...
Osaka is the second-largest city in Japan after Tokyo. It is the capital city of the Osaka Prefecture and the largest component of the Keihanshin Metropolitan Area. We...
Nara was our last one-day trip from our “base” at Kyoto. As you can imagine one day is hardly enough to explore everything in Nara so we focused on one of...
Miyajima Island which in Japanese means “Shrine Island” was a day trip we did while staying in Kyoto. It is an absolutely beautiful island full of life...
Hakone was our next stop following four days of stay in Tokyo. The contrast with Tokyo’s high tech megapolis vibe was very evident. Gone are the high buildings...
Tokyo or also known as the Tokyo Metropolis is an amazing and humongous city. It is hard to even begin describing its crazy size and amount of people living there. It is...
Pismo Beach is an interesting city and one that it is usually a recommended stop on your way from/to the Big Sur. It has a beautiful beach and pier and very relaxing...
Morro Bay is an interesting place with quite a unique attraction. The Morro Rock. It is a waterfront city in San Luis Obispo County, California located along California...
