Guangzhou is a major port city and gateway to southern China. Since the Tang dynasty (618-907 AD), merchants from the Middle East came and traded in Guangzhou, followed by merchants from India and Europe centuries later. Formerly known as Canton, Guangzhou is the city to visit if you love Cantonese cuisine like dim sum, barbecue meat, and wonton ... [Read more]
Are you running out of ideas on where to go with kids during school breaks? Ever considered visiting every UNESCO World Heritage Site in the world? There are 832 cultural, 206 natural and 35 mixed UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Africa, Arab States, Asia and the Pacific, Europe and North America and Latin America and the Caribbean, according to ... [Read more]
College education is a big investment for American families. Making the right choice of where to send your kids to college is not only crucial for their future, it is also important to know what you are getting for your money. This is the best time to start planning and incorporating your summer road trips with college tours. Here are Travelmath’s 10 ... [Read more]
John Steinbeck, a famous American writer, wrote a travelogue called Travels with Charley as he traveled around the American mainland in his RV. RVing has come a long way since Mr. Steinbeck’s time. RVing is now one of the preferred methods of traveling for vacationer of any age, girlfriend getaways, men’s hunting trips, and grandparents traveling ... [Read more]
Traversing and getting lost in a gigantic corn maze is a fun fall activity for the whole family. There are hundreds of corn mazes throughout America, but if you’re looking for suggestions, here are seven best corn mazes to visit this fall. 1. Davis Mega Corn Maze, Sterling Davis Mega Corn Maze in Sterling, MA, is 53 miles from Boston and 53 miles ... [Read more]
