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9 day trip destinations to see the best fall foliage
Leaves are finally trading their green chlorophyll layers for shades of red, orange and yellow. In Dane County, fall foliage hit its peak on Oct. 11, according to the 2021 Foliage Prediction Map. But some counties up north have already started to peak, with more to come soon. With school back in session, apple-picking at its peak and football season in full swing, there is no better time to plan your scenic fall colors road trip. This season, get a hike in, explore woodlands and take in the breathtaking fall foliage around Wisconsin: Devil’s Lake State Park, Baraboo
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5 Best Tourist Attractions to Explore to Beat Your Covid-19 Blues
Sikkim: Sikkim, which borders Tibet in the north and northeast, Bhutan in the east, Nepal in the west, and West Bengal in the south, is one of the most popular tourist states in northeastern India. A host to Kangchenjunga, the highest peak in India and third highest on Earth at 28, 208 ft, Sikkim is certainly one of the most refreshing and must-visit places to explore in India.Also Read – Covid19: Singapore Reopens For Travellers From 11 Countries – Is India Included? From rough mountains, deep valleys, lugh green dense forests to flowing rivers and waterfalls, Sikkim truly
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Popular Destinations Around The World That Are Worth Visiting
Travel · Posted on Sep 17, 2021 Do you have one to add to the list? 1. Machu Picchu, Peru Getty Images “If you are able, hike the Inca Trail to get to Machu Picchu instead of taking the train and bus. It makes the experience even more rewarding.” —u/stengebt 2. Tsukiji Market, Tokyo Getty Images “Tsukiji was once home to Tokyo’s largest wholesale fish market and famous tuna auctions. Today, the market has moved, but Tsukiji Market is still a food lover’s paradise. The chaotic streets are lined with vendors selling everything from freshly caught fish and sushi
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Evansville’s LST-325 Gets Top Marks from a National Travel Website
While Evansville’s LST-325 had its fundraising cruise cut short, that’s not stopping the historic ship from being noticed. The World War Two ship was voted as the Best Tourist Attraction for the Evansville area in 2021, according to the publication Evansville Living. It is also holding down the top spot in a similar list on the website TripAdvisor. The recognition comes after the ship had to cut short a fundraising cruise after a crew member tested positive for COVID-19 in September. In early 2021 the LST-325 was relocated to a more prominent location along the Evansville riverfront, including the addition
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The Best Things to Do in Louisville, According to a Local
Loading Something is loading. Louisville is perhaps best known for hosting the Kentucky Derby and making baseball bats, but there’s plenty to explore beyond that. As someone who was born and raised in the city, I’ve spent my life popping in and out of museums and dining at some of the best restaurants. Here’s a list of must-visit hotels, sites, and restaurants from across Louisville. Things to know before you go The Ohio River. Emma Rubin COVID-19 PROTOCOL: There are no formal travel restrictions in Louisville or in Kentucky. But with the Delta variant surging, the city is experiencing high
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Surf’s up: Europe’s best spots for September
As the summer holiday crowds die down and the autumn swell picks up, September is a great month for a surf trip. Despite outside temperatures beginning to cool, the sea often stays warm well into October and November retaining the heat it absorbed throughout the summer. With the nights drawing in across the Northern Hemisphere, stunning sunsets will act as magical backdrops to your evening sessions. Though September may have you heading south in search of heat, there are some surprising options on this list if you don’t mind less than ideal weather. After all, who cares about the rain
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Twin Falls District Reports 308 Covid Cases This School Year
As a parent with a kindergartener currently enrolled in the Twin Falls School District, we had to make the decision a few weeks ago on whether or not to home school, or put our child in a classroom while Covid-19 cases were again spiking. Just prior to the start of the 2021-2022 school year back in mid-August, we attended the open house for our son at a local elementary school. We fully intended on having him in the classroom, and interacting with his fellow peers. That option changed when we were informed the school was making masks optional, so we
