Carlsbad Caverns geological story began 265 million years ago with the creation of a 400 mile long reef, due to tectonic uplifts and movement the sponge work gradually enlarged into huge chambers. At sunset, hundreds of bats leave to find food. They swirled out of the cave, it was beautiful to watch. The following day Read more

Welcome to the Lone Star state, Texas! It’s the second largest state in USA. I was visiting the city of Austin which is known as being more liberal and urban in comparison to the rest of the Texas. On the first night we ended up going to Rainy street and sixth street. There lots of Read more

We drove through the state of Mississippi passing the extensive river! It’s filled with alligators which are a delicacy in New Orleans and available at almost every restaurant. I didn’t taste them, but my friend said it’s really chewy and similar to chicken. We stopped in Madison, for traditional southern cuisine which was a lunchtime Read more

We arrived in Memphis, Tennessee! The home of legend, Elvis Presley. If you ever go to Memphis, I would recommend checking out Graceland. I loved visiting Elvis’s house and felt very moved, as I walked through his house and learned more about him. My friend and I both felt teary as we reached his gravesite. Read more

Nashville, Tennessee is known as Music City around the world. I would recommend visiting if you are a musician or music lover. I loved every minute, there is music everywhere, even through street boxes. There are more genres then just country music, but rock and mashed up RnB too. I have never been to a Read more

I could sit and watch waterfalls all day. We took a nice walk down the Blue Ridge mountains in Virginia, which are part of the Appalachian mountains. There are lots of trekkers doing the Appalachian trail which runs all the way to Georgia, Atlanta. Shenandoah National Park is huge and they have black bears. I Read more