Under the dark sky and thousands of little spheres lit up in all different colors makes you feel like you are in a dreamworld. However you are not dreaming, its real and you can visit this at Sensorio Field of Light in Paso Robles, California! If you are nearby or visiting California, do keep this in your travel list, as you will not see anything like it anywhere else! I will share our experience of visiting the point of interest and some tips which will be helpful to you. Field of Light, Sensorio Inter­na­tion­al­ly acclaimed artist Bruce Munro designed the art installation . Fea­tured in&nbs ..read more

On our recent trip during summer we got a chance to visit Lava Beds National Monument which was such a unique experience for us. You can easily spend a day or two here exploring different caves, buttes and lava fields. I will share all the details you need to know when you plan your trip here. How the Lava Beds National Monument were formed Lava Beds National Monument is located on the north face of Medicine Lake Shield Volcano. 10,500 to 65,000 years ago lava flowed during volcanic eruptions creating the lava tubes. After the eruption was over, the lava tube emptied and drained leaving the la ..read more

This spring we visited Mammoth Lakes over the Memorial Day weekend and it was a perfect 3 Day gate-away. There are a lot of summer and winter activities you can do here. The pristine natural landscape here is like no other and you will have a cozy and warm feeling in the small town itself. I will share some must-visit spots in and around Mammoth Lakes you can check out. Places to Visit in and around Mammoth Lakes 1. Mono Lake Mono Lakes is located 29 miles and around 30 minutes drive to the north of Mammoth Lakes town. If you are someone who loves to see unique landscapes then this place is pe ..read more

Well you have decided to visit America’s hottest National Park and it certainly lives up to the name and you will feel the heat no doubt about it. We visited Death Valley in July and stayed for a day there including night stay. I will share our itinerary during the trip and recommendations for places to stay there. The first thing when you start entering the area, the landscape will wow you. It is like no other place and there was just vast land till your eye can see and most of the time on the road we were the only car present, it felt really isolated and we felt like we had the whole place t ..read more

Fall is here and more than adults, the kids get really excited during this season. A visit to the Pumpkin Patch with family will fill your day with joy. You can not only pick your pumpkins to carve but take part in many activities in the farms and the whole family have a fun day out. I will share some of the best Pumpkin Patches in and near Bay Area where you can take your small and big ones for an awesome time. There are many big and small pumpkin patches but I will list here the family friendly ones with many attractions in the farms like corn maze, hay rides, petting zoo and more. You can e ..read more

Fall is the time where the air is crisp and you see plethora of colors in the trees with the leaves turning all shades of red, orange and yellow. It’s time for Pumpkins and start dressing in layers. The summer is winding down and there is still time for the chill of the winter. The best part of fall for me are the leaves changing color and I am always in search for nearby places to spot some great fall colors every year. California Fall Colors are really varied and you can spot many different variety of trees and I have listed where you can view them as well. There are many places in Californi ..read more

If you want to go back in history of America there is no place better than to take a drive through historic Route 66. It was one of the original highways in the U.S highway system and also known as Main street of America. I will share with you the points of interest we visited on our way back from Arizona to California. To start let me give you a little history behind this route and why it was so important. This road ran from Chicago, Illinois, through Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona before terminating in Santa Monica ..read more

Utah has some of the best dark skies you will ever found for gazing at million stars which we don’t see everyday in our city life. It’s no wonder it has several certified Dark Sky Parks. The National Parks got the certification from International Dark-Sky Association. It has the best opportunity to see Milky way and countless stars. So we decided to do an Astronomy tour at Bryce Canyon and it was an experience we will remember forever. I will share all the details where you can experience this in your Utah travel. Dark Rangers Telescope Tour We wanted to go for star gazing tour at Bryce Canyo ..read more

Bryce Canyon National Park is one of my favorite National Parks I visited in US till now. You will not see landscape like Bryce anywhere else and you will be wowed more than once here. The formations you will see are called hoodoos and are formed by ice and wind erosion. The colors on the hoodoos are so vibrant and in different time of the day the colors looks different. Sometimes its bright red, orange, yellow and dark places cast the shadows of these unique formations. I will share our Itinerary and some additional suggestions, local recommendations as well so you can plan your trip. Day 1 I ..read more

Seven Magic Mountains is an art installation by renowned Swiss artist Ugo Rondinone in Las Vegas. This splash of colorful rocks in middle of Mohave attracts visitors from far and near. About the art He created this unique formation and used the art of balancing rocks. There are seven towers standing tall and each tower is stacked with limestones painted with vibrant florescent shades which makes it look so amazing in contrast with muted tones of the desert landscape. Know before you go It is on the side of the road and you don’t require any reservation or ticket, its a free public access art ..read more