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There are about 24 UNESCO World Heritage sites in the United States all of which are located in different territories and states. Of these eleven are cultural, one is a mix, and twelve are natural sites with most of them being national parks. Redwood National and State Park/ California Redwood National and State Park are located along the coast of northern California, the park is covered with coast redwood trees the tallest and one of the most massive tree species on earth. The park also contains areas of pristine coastline which supports nesting and feeding areas for several species of migratory waterfowl. Mammoth Cave National Park/ Kentucky Mammoth Cave is the longest known cave system in the world. With over 390 miles of passageways, the cave system is home to more than 130 animal species. Waterfront Glacier International Peace Park/ Alberta Located along the border of two countries this region has a unique, distinctive climate and tri hydrographical divide. Papahanau

Death Valley is one of the biggest national parks in the United States and there are plenty of things you haven’t heard about the park.   Find here everything you need to know about the park before visiting there. Here are some of the things you need to know if you are planning for a visit to Death Valley National Park: 1.         You have probably heard this is one of the hottest places in the world. 134 degrees Fahrenheit has been recorded here, even though it can be the hottest place, there can be snow up on the mountains right next to it. It is the lowest place on earth, it is home to the Badwater basin right here 282 feet below sea level. 2.         When to go to Death Valley? –November through March that’s when you want to go to Death Valley. Why not in the summer because it's 134 degrees in the summer, so the high season in Death Valley is actually the low season in most places. 3.         Getting there-The Las Vegas International Airport is one of the closest airpor

Cusco is one of the oldest continuously cities on the continent and it was the heart and capital of the Ina empire. It has been referred to as the Rome of the Americas, today we will be showing you some fascinating history from its foundation by the Inca to their brutal conquest by the Spanish and the living history that survives even today. There is so much to see in Cusco all the locals are dressed in these beautiful fabrics and the architecture is incredible. The Andes are the highest mountain range after the Himalayas, the buildings here are built with Inca stones. The center of the city was also the center of the Inca Capital. The Incas are one of the most indigenous cultures but they are really just the recent of the many. The Parques are famous for their textiles, the Nazca famous for the lines in the desert, and countless others who battled for the control of the Andes. From the capital of Cusco, the Inca Empire stretched from modern-day Colombia all the way down to Chi

Today we will show you some of the top places to check out while in Savannah. Graced with Spanish moss and southern charm Georgia's oldest city is perched by the waters of the Savannah River which slide eastward towards the North Atlantic Ocean. The city is filled with natural sights, bewitching tales, and southern comforts flavors. Welcome to the hostess city of the south Just a two-hour flight south of new york, Savannah treats travelers with open arms. It charms all those who come with historic splendor and many more. Historic Downtown Start your journey in Savannah's Historic Downtown where one of these iconic squares is never more than a 5 minutes’ walk away. Each is an oasis of natural gifts from the sweet aroma of magnolia and crepe myrtle to the ethereal beauty of ancient oaks. Savannah History Museum Admire the exhibits at the Savannah History Museum where treasures from the past bring Georgias last three centuries for life. City Market Savannah’s histo