Lake Tahoe
Geographical Location: North America
When it comes to things to do in South Lake Tahoe, you can shred down the mountain from 10,067 ft. at Heavenly Mountain Resort’s peak or you can dive into the depths of Lake Tahoe. It’s more than 1600 ft. deep, making it one of the deepest lakes in North America. Needless to say, there’s plenty of things to do in Lake Tahoe above and below the surface.
All parts of Lake Tahoe are beautiful and have something unique to offer. South Lake Tahoe is popular for its ski resorts like Heavenly, Sierra at Tahoe and Kirkwood ski resorts. South Lake Tahoe is also popular for its restaurants, shopping, casino resorts and vibrant nightlife.
Photo Gallery
Stateline Lake Tahoe
Tahoe beach retreat aerial
Best thing to do in lake tahoe before summer ends
Hikers watching sunset
Catherine Zhou & Hellen Tong
Monteverde, Costa Rica
Geographical Location: Central America
Monteverde, Costa Rica is situated 4,662 feet above sea level. Monteverde’s famed cloud forests are the byproduct of fog (a thick, low-hanging cloud) tangling amongst the leaves and branches of the forest canopy. Trails and hanging bridges offer a close-up view of the diverse variety of animals and plants living in the forest.
One of the main tourist locations in Monteverde is the town of Santa Elena, which is not only home to a variety of restaurants with delicious food, but a serpentarium as well. You can enjoy hiking, ziplining, and observing the native wildlife while staying in Monteverde. It’s a truly beautiful place.
Photo Gallery
You can hike trails and zipline through the Monteverde cloud forests.
Hanging bridges over the cloud forests allow for a birds-eye view.
You can visit hummingbirds at Monteverde’s Selvatura Park’s hummingbird garden, which exhibits over 14 different species of hummingbird
El Tigre Waterfalls is made up of four falls, which are connected by trails and hanging bridges.
Kay Malan
Chiangmai, Thailand
Geographical Location: Asia
Chiang Mai, nestled in the lush hills of northern Thailand, is a city that captivates with its unique blend of cultural richness and natural beauty. Situated approximately 700 kilometers north of Bangkok, Chiang Mai is the largest city in the region and serves as the capital of the province of the same name. Its geographical location is nothing short of enchanting, surrounded by forested mountains and picturesque landscapes. This charming city, often referred to as the "Rose of the North," offers visitors a delightful escape from the bustling urban life, inviting them to explore a realm where tradition meets modernity amidst a backdrop of stunning scenery.
The heart of Chiang Mai beats with a rich history that dates back over 700 years. Founded in 1296, the city was originally the capital of the ancient Lanna Kingdom. Today, remnants of its storied past are scattered throughout the city, from the ancient temples that dot the landscape to the preserved city walls and moats that harken back to a bygone era. Among the city's treasures is the revered Wat Phra Singh, a 14th-century temple known for its intricate architecture and revered Buddha image. Chiang Mai's historical sites provide a captivating glimpse into its heritage, making it a destination that seamlessly weaves together the past and present for visitors to explore and appreciate.
Photo Gallery
You can see hot balloons in Chiang Mai as well.
You can see cute elephants in Chiang Mai! Isn’t that fun?!
There are so many beautiful temples in Chiang Mai.
Be respectful to the monks.