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A tour guide booklet describing the 40+ featured shops. A map to show you how to easily get around. Valuable Coupons from each business. Gifts, refreshments, demos, or games etc. at each stop. Entry form to try and win $1000 in gift cards (No purchase necessary. Ask a clerk for a list of rules.)
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- Despite his international fame, how Tutankhamun actually died at the young age of only 18 remains a mystery. Tutankhamun was an Egyptian Pharaoh belonging to the 18th dynasty, born in 1341 BCE and reigning during the New Kingdom period between 1332-1323.
- Despite hundreds of years of investigation, the location of the lost island of Atlantis, if it ever existed, remains a secret. Atlantis is a fictional island described in the works of the ancient Greek philosopher Plato, allegorically serving as a commentary on the hubris of nations, for which shortcoming the island nation fell out of favor with the Gods and was sunk beneath the Atlantic Ocean.
- Franklin Roosevelt’s paralysis was so secret that even the heads of state of Europe were not aware of his condition. Franklin D. Roosevelt, the future 32nd President of the United States, contracted a paralytic illness in 1921 at the age of just 39 years old; debilitating symptoms soon followed, including bowel and bladder dysfunction, numbness, and permanent below-the-waist paralysis.
- The identity of Jack the Ripper, the serial killer of Whitechapel, remains a secret to this day despite more than a century of investigation. Jack the Ripper, also known as the Whitechapel Murderer or Leather Apron, was an unidentified serial killer responsible for the murders of at least five women in the Whitechapel district of London in 1888.
Explore Pennsylvania, Maryland and Delaware with a ticket that gives you access to off-the-beaten track, small businesses. Enjoy free things, coupons, goodies and more at various types of stores, farms, wineries, orchards and more.
- These spots should be on your radar. It’s the first, and hopefully last, summer of COVID-19, and many of us have postponed our travel plans and are biding our time, daydreaming about the places we long to visit.
- Alabama: Florence. Book Now. The Shoals of Alabama in the northwest part of the state have a rich history and a vibrant modern-day culture. Each of the region’s “quad cities” boasts its own claim to fame: The musical town Sheffield is home to FAME Studios, where Etta James and Aretha Franklin recorded tracks, while Tuscumbia is Helen Keller’s birthplace, and Muscle Shoals gets a shout-out in the unofficial state anthem, “Sweet Home Alabama.”
- Alaska: Sitka. Book Now. By now, you’ve probably read about the wonders of Alaska’s scenic capital, Juneau. But nearby Sitka is considered Alaska’s true hidden gem—and that’s saying a lot in a place famous for its raw natural beauty.
- Arizona: Carefree. Book Now. Want to take a walk on Easy Street? You finally can—just make a left on Ho Hum Drive. The whimsically named Carefree is a planned community created in the 1950s by a pair of American entrepreneurs, who marketed it as “a place for gracious living in a desert forest of rare beauty.”
- Valley of Fire, Nevada
- Capitol Reef National Park, Utah
- Gatlinburg, Tennessee
- Eureka Springs, Arkansas
- Blackwater Falls State Park, West Virginia
- Tettegouche State Park, Minnesota
- Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming
- Chincoteague, Virginia
- Stowe, Vermont
- Rapid City, South Dakota
Though located just an hour from Las Vegas, Valley of Fire State Parkis a lesser-known gem in the US. It has a lot to offer in the way of precious scenery, hiking, and camping. The heavy-hitting attractions in nearby Arizona and Utah tend to steal the limelight. In fact, if it weren’t so close to some of the country’s most prominent national parks ...
Capitol Reef National Park is one of the lesser-visited parks in Utah’s “Mighty 5” national parks. Limited time means visitors often overlook or rush through Capitol Reef, not giving it the attention it deserves. However, this underrated park is a must-see! 1. While it lacks iconic features like Bryce Canyon’s hoodoos or Zion’s towering canyon, the...
Located at the gateway of the Great Smoky Mountains, Gatlinburg merits a visit in 2024. This family-friendly, mountain town in eastern Tennesseeis one of the best hidden gems and vacation spots in the US. From its precious scenery to its adrenaline-inducing activities, outdoorsy types will love everything this small town has to offer. Gatlinburg ha...
Eureka Springs in Arkansas is one of my go-to destinations for bringing family and friends that are interested in Victorian architecture. Plus, it has an awesome historic downtown district. Northern Arkansas’ location is less traveled compared to other state destinations. 1. It features unique outdoor attractions like Thorncrown Chapel and Blue Spr...
West Virginiais a gem in and of itself, so it’s no wonder that Blackwater Falls State Park is among the under-the-radar vacation spots in the US. In the park, the star of the show is undoubtedly Blackwater Falls. This 57-foot waterfall offers one of the best photography spots in the state. Other must-see sights in the park include Elaka Falls, Lind...
I travel to Minnesota’s Tettegouche State Park whenever I want to see lush pine forests for a quiet backdrop for scenic hikes. The picturesque views of Lake Superior along the shoreline are among my favorite photography backdrops. 1. Eight parks sample Minnesota’s natural beauty along Lake Superior. Tettegouche State Park is a must-visit between Du...
Located in Wyoming, Grand Teton National Park is one of the most unique vacations in the US. It’s often overshadowed by nearby Yellowstone and Glacier parks, yet it deserves a spot in the limelight. 1. This park is home to over 300,000 acres of natural beauty, including dramatic mountains, alpine lakes, endless trails, and abounding wildlife. Go hi...
Located about 2 hours north of Virginia Beach, Chincoteague is a more affordable and less crowded beach destination for a relaxing summer vacation. 1. I particularly appreciate that there are no massive crowds or expensive boardwalk bars. There’s also a mixture of nature and relaxing beaches with neighboring Assateague. 2. It’s famous for the annua...
A little bit of Austria with a lot of Vermont. That’s the gist of Stowe, one of the best hidden vacation spots in the US. Imagine hitting the trails with those mountain views – it’s an unbelievable place for adventure lovers! Ever heard of the Trapp Family Lodge? Yeah, the Von Trapp family from ‘The Sound of Music’ fame set it up. It’s a cool mix o...
Rapid City is a gateway to the Black Hills mountain range, one of the oldest in the USA. The Black Hills have the highest peak east of the Rockies, Black Elk Peak, at 7,224 feet of elevation. 1. There are plenty of activities like sightseeing, hiking, camping, and visiting parks in the Black Hills. A summer or early fall trip to South Dakota is hig...
Dec 30, 2021 · Discover 14 fascinating secrets from history that remained hidden for centuries or were shrouded in mystery. From a solid gold Buddha to a Byzantine weapon, these secrets reveal the hidden stories behind famous events and people.
Feb 6, 2023 · Discover 30 hidden gems in the USA, from beaches and gardens to parks and towns. Learn why these places are underrated and how to visit them in this travel guide.
