During the entire time of its existence, the town of Cannon Beach has changed quite a bit since William Clark, who actually helped begin the first stage of the town’s transformation (though he didn’t know it at the time), visited in pursuit of trading with the Tillamook Indians, who were the first residents of the … More Cannon Beach: Home of Haystack Rock and One-Eyed Willy
Chattanooga is a great place to both absorb history and spend a fun day hanging out with friends and family. Whether you’re just going bike riding in Coolidge Park, or want to get engrossed in history, Chattanooga is the place to go. Opened in 1998 and named after a World War 2 veteran and Medal … More How to spend an perfect afternoon in Chattanooga Tennessee
What is your favorite landscape? Mountains? Desert? Or how about the beach? Well, if you like beaches the most, then you will probably like Sri Lanka. (Who doesn’t like beaches?) Being an island, it is circled by sandy beaches and blue-green water. But don’t let the beauty of the ocean fool you. Sometimes the ocean … More A perfect place to relax
How big is the Taj Mahal? Would you believe that it took 20,000 workers and 1,000 elephants to complete it? Or that the construction took workers twenty years to finish? (I wonder how much was left of Mumtaz Mahal by the time her tomb was finished.) Well, believe it or not, that is all true. … More Tomb of a beloved wife
Agra has a lot of history. For example, it was once the capital of the vast Mughal empire. It is a very old and fascinating place. But most importantly, Agra Fort had a huge part in that history. While Shah Jahan did build many beautiful buildings, he didn’t actually build Agra Fort. His grandfather, Emperor … More Shah Jahan’s Prison
If you are a women who likes to travel, then have you ever considered how the way you dress might affect the people who live in the place you are visiting? A lot of times, people will walk into my neighborhood and I can almost always tell if they are tourists by the way they … More How not to look like a tourist in Delhi
Located near the fairly new Connaught Place is something centuries older. However, while it is old, Agrasen Ki Baoli is not the oldest stepwell in Delhi. It is however, one of the last step wells in Delhi. Built during the Mahabharat era, this centuries old step well was constructed by Maharaja Agrasen, and later rebuilt … More Where old meets new in Delhi; Agrasen Ki Baoli
