After being a Spanish colony for more than three centuries, the Philippines came under American control in 1898 when the United States emerged as victor of the Spanish-American War. The Philippines became independent in 1946 despite the dam… read more
Singapore is a land of contrasts as both a city and a country, a modern metropolis with traditional Asian values, and shining new and serenely old. Growing out of a British East India Trading Company port established in 1819, Singapore host… read more
Texans like to say that everything is bigger in their home state and that includes national monuments. From the Alamo to Chamizal to Alibates, the Lone Star State offers travelers plenty of stops to experience its history, whether they're d… read more
For decades, the big skies of Montana have lured, tourists, backpackers, kayakers, ranchers, cowboys and adventurers to its rich topography. Various ski slopes, fast rivers and picturesque hiking trails pepper this outdoor enthusiasts' para… read more
In addition to the Grand Canyon and Saguaro National Parks, Arizona has 14 National Monuments. Created to protect ancient dwellings, geologic features or unique landscapes, these monuments are scattered throughout the state. Most are relati… read more
Spending time exploring the national parks and monuments in the United States offers more than you might imagine. These national treasures offer a chance to discover the history of the country, as well as an opportunity to experience some o… read more
San Diego's Cabrillo National Monument covers more than 600 acres of natural habitat, an important refuge for sea life among the city's coastal urban sprawl. Visitors of the monument can walk by the tide pools and observe wildlife in its na… read more
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