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Lyric Theater, Miami
The Lyric Theater can be found on Northwest 2nd Avenue, in the Overtown neighborhood of Miami. This was one of the first areas with a large majority of African-Americans. Indeed, the theater itself was owned and is still run by African-Americans, and has mainly African-American entertainment.
Koh Samui, Thailand
Koh Samui ranks third among islands in Thailand in terms of size. Phuket and Koh Chang are the two largest islands. Due to the international airport at Samui, one can reach the island in an hour’s flight from Bangkok. Samui has a lot to offer. The white sand beaches and awesome jungles gel well with…
Maldives
The Maldives islands are located between the trading routes of the Indian Ocean. Therefore, early settlers and travelers from neighboring areas have come in touch with the islands since ancient times. The Maldives have inhabitants who have a rich culture and history. The language, belief, and art of the indigenous people are unique.
Osceola County Courthouse, Kissimmee
The Osceola County Courthouse is the most established courthouse that still functions as a courthouse in Florida. It opened in 1890 (although construction was completed a decade earlier) but had quite a political-historic tale of how it came in to being. It wasn’t easy but by two votes in a special referendum conducted in 1889,…
Tiananmen Square, Beijing
One of the largest city-squares in the world, Tiananmen Square was built in 1417 and is today one of the most visited monuments in Beijing. It is a large plaza situated near central Beijing and named after Tiananmen which means Gate of Heavenly Peace.
Waikiki Beach
Waikiki beach in Hawaii is a cult tourist hotspot located on the southern shore of Oahu. It stretches for two miles beneath Diamond Head.
Venice Beach
Venice Beach has been traditionally known as a getaway for those who are creative and artistic. The 1950s and 1960s witnessed Venice as a hub for the Beat generation. Poetry and art flourished freely. Some of the leading luminaries included Stuart Perkoff, Frank Rios, John Thomas, Lawrence Lipton, John Hagg, and Tony Scibella.
Inner Harbor, Baltimore
For anyone who has any interest is beautiful landscapes and stunning views, Baltimore’s Inner Harbor must be seen. If you want a sneak preview of the seaport that was founded in the 1700s ahead of time, it won’t be difficult to find since it has been photographed a million times and then some.
Santa Monica
One of the most common reasons for tourists to visit Santa Monica is the wonderful Southern California beach. Santa Monica has a stretch of nearly 3.5 miles of well-preserved beach locations. It receives more than 340 days of sunshine annually. The ocean breeze is gentle and soothing.
Nice, France
The city of Nice is situated on the French Riviera. The city is a part of Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur. The city is gifted with a sunny and temperate weather. It attracts millions of tourists from all over the world.
Majestic Machu Picchu
The majestic city of Machu Picchu is located 7,000 feet above sea level. It lies nestled on top of a small hill that lies between the Andean Mountains. The city rises above the Urabamba Valley. The structure has been built by the Incans. It has been rightly deemed as one of the ‘Lost Cities’. It…
Yosemite National Park California
Yosemite National Park comprises a vast range of wildlands. They were set aside in the year 1890 in order to preserve a section of the Sierra Nevada mountainous range. This range stretches along the eastern flank of California. The park is situated 2000 feet over sea level. It rises to more than 13000 feet and…
Burj Al Arab, Dubai
The Burj Al Arab is a luxuriant hotel, located in Dubai, UAE. It stands at an impressive height of 321 meters or 1053 feet. It is the tallest structure in the world for an exclusive hotel. Its design makes it one of the most distinct and unique hotels in the world. The structure is created…