Things To Do in Cancun, Mexico
From the Atlantic to the Pacific, the temples of Chichén Itzá to the beaches, an incredibly rich diversity of topography, geography and demography have helped make Cancun, Mexico one of the world’s most fascinating destinations for generations of travelers. Watch the below video for things to do in Cancun, Mexico:
A Land of Giants: Kings Canyon National Park
Just imagine walking Among The Giants 3,000 years old wonders, the second largest sequoia in the world, and the Nation’s Christmas tree in a place exemplify the diversity of landscapes, life, and beauty. Kings Canyon National Park is home to the General Grant Tree, the second largest Sequoia in the world, a 3,000-year-old wonder and the centerpiece of Grant Grove in Kings Canyon National Park.
Watch the below video for the complete tour of Kings Canyon National Park:
Fun Facts about Hector Falls and Seneca Lake in the Finger Lakes
The Finger Lakes region of New York is the perfect place to visit if you want to enjoy some of the most spectacular nature settings. And is a destination for all four seasons.
Here are some fun facts about Hector Falls and Seneca Lake in the Finger Lakes:
The BEST SCENIC Food Tour IN Portland Maine
In Portland, Maine you’ll find a metro hub with cobblestone streets, nationally-lauded eats, and a scenic working waterfront in the heart of the Old Port. And If you love food, you have to make your way to Portland, Maine, which has been a nationally noted culinary destination for years, thanks to the countless food-scene innovators. I was on a hunt to find the best lobster roll, but I surprisingly came across extensive selection of menu! It’s not all simple lobster rolls and raw oysters on the half-shell, but the dining options appeared endless!
In this video I have pulled together my top picks in Portland, Maine:
Shine Bright at Hudson Yards, New York City
Hudson Yards is one of New York City’s destinations for all things festive and bright. The extraordinary centerpiece of Hudson Yards is its spiral staircase, a soaring new landmark called Vessel. This bold, beehive-looking structure is one of the most iconic buildings in Midtown Manhattan and the centerpiece of Hudson Yards. This spiral staircase has 154 interconnecting flights of stairs, and together with its reflective copper metal exterior, creates a unusual appearance. And “Shine Bright Only at Hudson Yards” Presented by Wells Fargo, illuminates the neighborhood with over two million twinkling lights, setting the stage for exciting, holiday activities. Shine Bright adorns the neighborhood, and It’s one of the newest Christmas light displays in New York City.
San Francisco & Napa Valley – ULTIMATE TRAVEL GUIDE
Located in Northern California, San Francisco, and Napa Valley have lots to offer! Each has its own fascinating history, offers multiple visitor experiences. The attractions from this video should be at the top of any visitor’s itinerary. The only way to find out what you like best along this is to spend time discovering it yourself. The opportunities for exploration are endless. This following video is an ULTIMATE TRAVEL GUIDE for San Francisco & Napa Valley:
Hiking Breakneck Ridge – BEST SPOTS you NEED to visit!!
Breakneck Ridge is a mountain along the Hudson River between Beacon and Cold Spring, New York. Breakneck Ridge hike is one of the most popular trails in Hudson Highlands. A steep, difficult hike with the most dramatic views. Breakneck Ridge is beautiful all year around, especially during Fall. Here is a complete Guide for Hiking Breakneck Ridge:
Yosemite National Park – BEST Spots In Under 72 Hours
A landscape of diversity with some of the finest scenery in the world, where sun rises through some of its prominent features! Water falls cascades thousands of feet and plunges down cliffs, and crashes on to it’s rocky base throwing up rippling clouds of mist!
Massive granite cliffs rises high over the valley under a clear blue sky! This incredible land, with it’s granite cliffs, it’s massive pine forests, and its vibrant meadows was once home to the indigenous people who called it Ahwahnee, or “The Wide Mouth.” But to most people, it’s known by another name, Yosemite!
Watch the below video of hiking the best spots of Yosemite National Park Under 72 hours:
Mackinac Island
Visitors have found this national landmark to be the ideal vacation spot. And USA Today prominently featured Michigan’s Mackinac Island as the best summer travel destinations for 2023. This Lake Huron-based continental island is located between Michigan’s Upper and Lower Peninsulas.
Just Ferry boats arriving at the dock. And car-free streets full of horse-drawn carriages, and bicycles rolling through town, and unique shopping and diverse dining, awe inspiring sunrises and unforgettable sunsets, and the world-famous Mackinac Island Fudge layered on marble slabs, and no chain hotels. This ideal vacation spot is a paradise of exploration with incredible natural landmarks. And it’s named by Travel & Leisure Magazine as the #1 Island in the Continental U.S. Watch the below video of Mackinac Island , and start planning your Mackinac Island adventure and experience the Jewel of the Great Lakes yourself:
Cherry Blossoms at Brooklyn Botanic Garden
New York City’s rite of spring, the cherry blossom trees bloom in Brooklyn Botanic Garden typically from April to mid-May. Celebrate the Japanese tradition of cherishing the cherry blossom season. Stroll under a fragrant canopy of cherry trees in Brooklyn Botanic Garden and enjoy a truly sensory experience! As for the rows and rows of blooms that appear on the Cherry Esplanade and Cherry Walk. Watch the below video of Cherry Esplanade, and other spring plants at peak bloom in Brooklyn Botanic Garden:
Best Places To Visit In Wisconsin
Wisconsin is home to many desirable travel locations from big cities to national parks, offering a range of sights and attractions for thrill seekers, nature lovers and families. Wisconsin is also known as the Badger State or America’s Dairyland. Many parts of Wisconsin are covered in rolling farm fields. However, America’s dairyland isn’t just known for its rich agriculture heritage, it is also home to wonderful sights! Wisconsin’s many cities showcase rich, and distinct midwest culture, and many of the sights revolve around the water which is bordered by Lake Superior, and Lake Michigan. Check out the following best places to visit in Wisconsin, and you will fall in love with the Badger State!
Indiana Dunes
Along the southern shore of Lake Michigan, Indiana Dunes offers swimming, birding, hiking, biking, and other natural adventures, along with fine dining and local attractions. The Indiana Dunes National Park and the Indiana Dunes State Park offer access to dune-lined shores and endless outdoor adventures. By watching the following video, learn the ins and outs of the Indiana Dunes to make your trip as enjoyable as possible:
Original Wisconsin Ducks
A journey on an amphibious vehicle used during World War II. In 1946, the world’s first Duck tour was launched. While other Duck rides have come and gone, only Original Wisconsin Ducks has been delivering FUN and ADVENTURE on LAND and WATER, non-stop ever since! Please watch below video of a fun tour on the Original Wisconsin Ducks:
Niagara Falls
One of the most famous waterfalls in the state of New York Is Niagara Falls. It is one of the best places to visit in Western New York. And, there are many ways to experience Niagara Falls! So in this video, I am showing some easy viewpoints that you can go to see, and hear the power of the Niagara Falls:
Sunset Hike in Bear Mountain
Sunset hike is a very popular hike that offers incredible views, and one of the best out of many hikes in Bear Mountain. Please watch the below video of a sunset hike in Bear Mountain:
Downtown Chicago
Downtown Chicago known for its tall buildings, skyscrapers, and incredible bridges. Downtown Chicago refers to the Central Area of Chicago, which is also called The Loop, and is comprised of 35 blocks. The Loop is famous for its urban vibe and dynamic architecture. Below video has the most popular visited places in Downtown Chicago:
Birdwatching Documentary: The Wonderful World of Birds
Birds have always delighted people all over the world, because of their beauty and their power of flight. And they are beautiful, some are spectacularly beautiful. Brilliant colored and breath-taking hues. I find almost all birds delightful in some way. I want to share with you the joy of birdwatching, and identify the different kinds of birds you see in New York, and other parts of the nation. Identifying birds is at the very heart of birdwatching. I hope these tips will help you on your next birdwatching adventure!:
Christmas in Rockefeller Center
The holidays in New York City begin at Rockefeller Center in Midtown Manhattan. Whether it’s a visit to the iconic Christmas Tree, a skate on the ice at The Rink, seeing the Rockettes at Radio City Music Hall, or exploring attractions and fun things to do, there’s a magic here that can’t be denied. And it’s a holiday tradition you’ll want to make your own. Rockefeller Center during the holidays is a New York tradition that everyone should experience at least once. In this video we are exploring Christmas in Rockefeller Center:
Ithaca Falls
Nestled in New York’s Finger Lakes region, Ithaca is a unique college town that is consistently rated as a top area to live, work and study. Ithaca is a home for Cornell University, and located at the south end of Cayuga Lake—the largest of the Finger Lakes—Ithaca boasts unsurpassed natural beauty in its gorges, state parks and waterfront. Within just 10 miles of Ithaca, there are over 150 beautiful waterfalls located within gorges that were carved out by glaciers millions of years ago! Because these waterfalls are all so close to one another, you can see a bunch in one quick weekend trip! In this video we are exploring Taughannock Falls, and Buttermilk Falls:
Letchworth State Park
Letchworth State Park located in western New York State, also known as the Grand Canyon of the East. The park beauty is charming anytime of the year, especially in the fall. When each overlook becomes a masterpiece of its own. In the following video, we are exploring the summer, and fall beauty of Letchworth State Park!
Watkins Glen State Park
Watkins Glen State Park is located within the village of Watkins Glen, in the Finger Lakes region of New York. As one of the best State Parks in New York, Watkins Glen attracts approximately a million visitors each year. Its natural beauty attracts many tourists and locals alike. Watkins Glen is actually a popular stop on New York tours and should be included on any New York State road trip. This park was recently ranked #1 in New York State by Conde Nast Traveller. Watch the below video of the park for it’s spectacular views:
Ohio Caverns
Ohio Caverns is often recognized as “America’s most colorful caverns.” The caverns are the largest in the state, with over 2 miles of surveyed passageways ranging in depth from 30 feet to 103 feet.
Please watch the below video for the highlights of Ohio Caverns:
Cold Spring, A Village in New York State
Cold Spring, a Village in the town of Philipstown in Putnam County, New York, United States. It is located on the Hudson River in an area steeped in history and rich in natural treasures. Please watch the following video for the glimpses, and overview of Cold Spring:
Little Island, New York City
In this video, I am sharing the full view of the park, and it’s spectacular views of the city and harbor. For information about the park, location, hours, directions, visit the following page: Visit Little Island New York City.
Hiking Tips: How to Plan and Prepare for a Hike
In this video I am sharing some hiking tips for beginners to make their first hike successful. Learn more about How to Avoid Ticks While Hiking, Tips For Pacing Yourself On The Trail, and Leave No Trace Seven Principles.
Winter Hikes in New York
Winter is the most magical of seasons, and the most wonderful time of the year. With temperature drops, the days get shorter, and frost and snow cover the ground. Spring, summer, and fall are all glorious in their own ways, but winter is the most magical time in New York. Watch the video for the round-up of some of these hikes:
Book Review: Everyday Mindfulness
Everyday Mindfulness guides you through powerful mindfulness practices that help you rewire your habits and rewrite your life.
With step by step instruction and evidence-based exercises designed to integrate into busy schedules, it’s never been easier to make positive changes in every area of your life:
Fall Foliage in Hudson Valley, New York
Fall season is the most colorful time of the year. New York is home to one of the most vivid autumns in the world. Whether you see it from a scenic roadway, from up in the air, or from a gorgeous hiking trail, the vibrant fall leaves will fill you with wonder amidst the changing seasons.
The best fall foliage in the United States can be found in upstate New York. Where you can find fall’s changing colors every where you go! In this video I have the preview of what’s the scenery is like, and the best leaf peeping spots in Hudson Valley, New York:
The Healing Power of Nature Part 2
Nature, in the purest sense, is where both serenity and wildness coexist in harmony. When we visit it, we feel both peaceful and uneasy all at once. Perhaps this is because all life began in nature and all life ends there. In this video Giji talks about the healing power of nature as well as how to create healing experiences in nature by taking her viewers for a nature walk:
Book Review: The Art of Stillness: Adventures in Going Nowhere
The Art of Stillness considers the unexpected adventure of staying put and reveals a counterintuitive truth: The more ways we have to connect, the more we seem desperate to unplug. In this age of constant movement and connectedness, perhaps staying in one place is a more exciting prospect, and a greater necessity than ever before:
The Healing Power of Nature
Studies show that spending time in nature can reduce stress, improve overall feelings of well-being and happiness, raise your energy level and even increase your capacity for caring. In the below video, watch how Giji focus on nature to improve her health, and discussing the benefits of being outdoors:
Coping with Staying Home During the Pandemic
Many of us have wisely decided to stay at home to avoid the risk of either catching the virus or unintentionally infecting others. And it is normal to feel anxious, afraid, helpless, and overwhelmed. So let’s work on what we can control. Keep in mind that you do have control over what you do everyday. Here are some ways that I cope with staying at home:
Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming
Grand Teton National Park also known as the Mountains of the Imagination, is in the northwest corner of Wyoming in Teton County. And This park offers mountain climbers, hikers and wildlife enthusiasts’ opportunities to experience nature at its most dramatic:
Des Moines, Iowa
Des Moines is the capital city of Iowa. I love the downtown area, it is just a beautiful and fun place to walk around. The streets, buildings, and sidewalks are kept so clean. Here are some places that I found interesting in Des Moines, Iowa!
Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming
On March 1, 1872, Yellowstone became the first national park for all to enjoy the unique hydrothermal and geologic wonders. There are so many ways to explore Yellowstone. Here are some of the more popular ways you can experience the park and make your visit memorable.
Christmas in New York City
There is so much to do and see in New York City during Christmas. In this video Giji is giving all her viewers an overview of a must see iconic places in New York City.
