Springtime in Temecula Valley in California, US is an ideal time to enjoy show-stopping outdoor beauty, world-class wines, and small-town hospitality and charm. Visitors can enjoy spring blooms, take a spa day, hike or bike on one of dozens of trails, or stroll through the picturesque streets of Old Town. Rose and Wisteria blooms Temecula Valley's wisteria blooms, which have become a signature of the season, blanket the Valley with vibrant purple hues beginning in late April, and the Rose Haven Heritage Garden is home to approximately 2,000 roses. Briar Rose Winery is a charming replica of Snow White's cottage with an enchanting outdoor patio featuring a lovely English rose garden. Mount Palomar Winery boasts gorgeous gardens and is located in the heart of Temecula Valley So...
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SeaWorld Orlando unveils “Expedition Odyssey” – A first-of-Its-kind Arctic adventure
Unparalleled ride technology, breathtaking real-world footage and up-close encounters with Arctic wildlife make this the most immersive Arctic experience ever created SeaWorld Orlando has officially announced the name and new details of its most ambitious attraction yet: Expedition Odyssey. Launching in Spring 2025, this groundbreaking experience will transport guests on a thrilling expedition across the Arctic—where cutting-edge ride and video technology meets the raw beauty of one of Earth's most extreme environments. Combining dynamic motion, state-of-the-art visuals and real-world animal encounters, Expedition Odyssey is more than just a ride—it's an adventure that blurs the line between simulation and reality. This first-of-its-kind attraction will take guests ...
Read MoreYou can live in Toronto for years and never feel like a local. I've lived in Canada's biggest city since 2009, when I moved here for an internship that turned into a full-time gig and then jobs for multiple news organizations, most recently as a correspondent for Reuters. I'm constantly discovering how little I know, constantly rediscovering this evolving urbanity for myself. Toronto is a city to wander and get lost in a bit, but I am going to highlight a pocketof Toronto's west side that covers several neighborhoods and is the place to find lovely walks and rides, great restaurants, alluring bookstores, a lakeside path and the best park in the city. A child plays at a castle-themed playground in High Park. REUTERS/Carlos Osorio Here's my guide to getting lost in the city like a ...
Read MoreA country without Butterflies: America’s butterflies are disappearing at ‘catastrophic’ rate, study says Butterflies are disappearing in the United States. All kinds of them. With a speed scientists call alarming. America’s butterflies are disappearing because of insecticides, climate change and habitat loss, with the number of the winged beauties down 22% since 2000, a new study finds. The first countrywide systematic analysis of butterfly abundance found that the number of butterflies in the Lower 48 states has been falling on average 1.3% a year since the turn of the century, with 114 species showing significant declines and only nine increasing, according to a study in Thursday’s journal Science. “Butterflies have been declining the last 20 years,” said study co-autho...
Read MoreLas Vegas, the global epicenter of nightlife, is home to some of the most electrifying clubs and entertainment venues in the world. With renowned DJs, cutting-edge light shows, and an unparalleled party atmosphere, the city offers an unforgettable experience for music lovers and partygoers alike. Las Vegas bottle service is a key component of this luxurious nightlife experience, allowing guests to enjoy VIP treatment, premium access, and dedicated attention in the city's top clubs. Top venues like XS, Omnia, Zouk, and Drai's redefine the nightlife scene with their unique ambiance and world-class performances. These clubs host international DJs, live music acts, and themed nights that keep the energy alive until the early hours of the morning. Whether enjoying deep house beats, hip-hop ...
Read MoreBourbon Barrel Retreats may be Bourbon Country's most unique spot for a nightcap Exploring Kentucky's historic, beautiful Bourbon Country rewards whiskey buffs with an abundance of bourbon distilleries, bourbon tours, bourbon bars, and even bourbon-centric restaurants. The only glaring omission has been the option to sleep in a giant bourbon barrel. Until now, that is. Bourbon Barrel Retreats, situated on 50 gently rolling acres between Bardstown and Lawrenceburg, in the heart of Kentucky Bourbon Country, is unique among the area's lodging options. In fact, the trademarked design makes them the only barrel-shaped rental cabins in the entire United States. The inside of a bourbon barrel retreats Inside the curved-wood walls of their barrel, guests discover 300 sq...
Read MoreIn 2012, after more than two decades living abroad, I returned to the U.S. - specifically to Denver, Colorado - where I help direct coverage of the United States as a Reuters national affairs editor. My husband was born and raised in the “Mile High City,” as Denver (which is perched 5,280 feet above sea level) is known, so I consider myself native-adjacent. I’m a city girl who enjoys the urban pleasures of my high-desert adopted hometown, and who bristles at visitors who see it as a place to pass through on the way to ski or hike in the Rocky Mountains. Here’s my take on how to see the city, the local way: Getting around: Public transit is one of those urban pleasures. I was bemused by a Denver Post headline last year proposing that it might be rude to ask visitors to take t...
Read MoreHawaii’s regular sunshine, short rain showers and clean air come together to create some of the planet’s best conditions for viewing rainbows. They’re such a frequent sight that a University of Hawaii professor calls the state the “rainbow capital of the world.” Right now it’s the winter rainy season in the islands, which means the odds of seeing a rainbow are even higher than usual. Rainbows emerge so often in Hawaii they’ve become popular symbols of island life. Pictures of them adorn buildings, the sides of public buses and appear on standard vehicle license plates. University of Hawaii sports teams are even named after rainbows. A rainbow appears in the sky on Oct. 28, 2024, in Honolulu. (AP Photo/Jennifer Sinco Kelleher) “For me, rainbows really signify hope and new begi...
Read MoreEager visitors flock to see spectacular lava fountaining from Kilauea in Hawaii
People were flocking to Hawaii Volcanoes National Park on Wednesday to get a glimpse of fountaining lava. The eruption that began Dec. 23 in a crater at the summit of Kilauea volcano has paused periodically. It resumed Wednesday morning as a “small sluggish lava flow,” and then increased into a fountain that appeared to be 200 feet (60 meters) high, the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory said. By the afternoon, visitors to the national park on the Big Island were able to see two fountains from an overlook. The observatory said it was possible fountain heights would increase as more gas-rich lava erupted. “The park is already very busy with people eager to see the eruption and we expect visitation to increase as the news gets out again,” Jessica Ferracane, park spokesperson, said...
Read MoreAn annual architectural celebration of ice is up and running again in New Hampshire and several other states in US. Ice Castles, which are both temporary art installations and tourist attractions, feature towers, tunnels, archways and caves, all created by growing, harvesting and arranging thousands of icicles and then blasting them with sprinklers. Youngsters explore caves at Ice Castles, Friday, Jan. 10, 2025, in North Woodstock, N.H. (AP Photo/Robert F. Bukaty) The company behind the displays has expanded since its first installation in 2011. This year it has operations in Utah, Minnesota, two locations in Colorado and New Hampshire, where the site includes a snow tubing hill and ice bar. After a mild winter last year, officials were thrilled that temperatures were cold enough...
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