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Big Bend National Park, established in 1944, occupies the southwestern portion of Texas. Its name derives from the bends of the Rio Grande River, whose course continually shapes and redraws
Texas has many attractions: big cities, natural parks, and small hidden gems. However, although it is not one of the most popular beach destinations in the United States, it also
Galveston is a coastal city in Texas, about 50 miles from Houston, overlooking the Gulf of Mexico. It’s perfect for escaping the metropolis, relaxing on the beach and experiencing its
Although little known by foreign tourists, the Texas Hill Country region is the most picturesque area of Texas. Among its rolling hills you find small Germanic towns, ranches, wineries, and
You know the most iconic phrases spoken by astronauts? They all always start with the word “Houston.” That’s because even though space missions launch from Cape Canaveral, it’s the Houston
The Great Smoky Mountains National Park, between Tennessee and North Carolina, is the most visited national park in the United States, with more than 10 million visitors each year. The
Palo Duro Canyon has been carved by the Red River in the Panhandle in northern Texas. It is 118 miles long and, on average, 6 miles wide, making it the
Amarillo, located along the I-40 in Texas, is famous for its Historic Route 66 attractions and is perfect for experiencing the atmosphere of the Wild West. Themed restaurants, classic cars
If you are a lover of American history, then you should not miss Springfield, the capital of Illinois and a city linked to the figure of Lincoln. The President, famous