
Crater Lake: The deepest lake in the U.S.
Time from Seattle: ~ 8 hours Distance from Seattle: ~ 450 miles Things to do: Hiking, boating, camping, driving along the Rim Drive, photography….
Read MoreTime from Seattle: ~ 8 hours Distance from Seattle: ~ 450 miles Things to do: Hiking, boating, camping, driving along the Rim Drive, photography….
Read MoreWhere: Mount Rainier National Park, WA, U.S.A. (Paradise area) When: September 2006 and June 2009 How: ~ 2.5 hours or 120 miles from Seattle…
Read MoreDistance: 200 miles from San Francisco Time: ~ 4 hours to reach there depending on weather Things I visited: Waterfalls (upper, lower, bridal veil),…
Read MoreIt’s been months since I have written. So what kept me busy? Well, this and that. It was time to leave India and visit…
Read MoreDay 1 Day 2 and 3 Day 4: Exploring the island of Oahu. Day 4 was a conducted bus tour by the Polynesian Adventure…
Read MoreHawaii (Oahu Island) Part 1 Day 3: Hiking Diamond Head Crater, exploring Iolani Palace and the University of Hawaii at Manoa. On day 3,…
Read MoreDisclaimer: This post has no pictures. This is not a typical travelogue in the sense that I am not taking you on a journey…
Read MoreDistance: 160 miles one way Total time: 4.5-5 hours one way. Route: Seattle, WA –> Dungeness Spit, WA –> Cape Flattery, WA Neither can…
Read MoreA few weeks ago, we celebrated the most awaited and significant festival for us Bengalis- the Durga Puja. Having spent a significant number of years of my youth in Calcutta, celebrating Durga Puja in the United States usually stirs nostalgically similar, yet unfamiliar emotions
Read MorePeople who leave their country to live in the USA often complain about certain things they terribly miss at home. It could be the food they are used to, the ease of life, or simply the comfort of talking to someone in their native language. If the reverse was to happen and I was to go back to India, one of the many things I would miss is the fall season I have grown to love and enjoy in the USA.
Read MoreAmongst the various sights we visited were the USS Arizona Memorial and the Battleship Bowfin. USS Arizona was a memorial built on top of the ship sunk and destroyed with around 700 people still on board. We were shown a historic video before a motorboat quickly took us to the USS Arizona.
Read MoreIt is better not to venture into the caves. Don’t be coaxed or cajoled into entering the caves, even if for a bet, an adventurous picture of you inside the cave, or to impress your friends into believing how brave you are. Accidents and deaths are not unheard of.
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