Albuquerque, New Mexico’s largest city, was founded in 1660 with land grants to more than 100 Spanish families from the Duke of Albuquerque. Today it is one of the Jewels of the Land of Enchantment.We go back to the earliest history by visiting the Petroglyph National Monument, just West and North of the city. The [...]
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Japan. The name evokes images of cherry blossoms and temples, of Samurai and Kimono clad Geisha. The contemporary Japan of today is a diverse conglomeration of history and tradition merging with a future that often struggles to understand itself. A country vibrantly alive and awaiting the traveler who seeks to experience a culture replete with [...]
A lot of people think museums are boring. They’re filled with all that old stuff and if you want to know what something is, then you have to read. Boring! So for those looking for an alternative to the same old “history lesson in a building” that comes from most traditional museum visits, I offer [...]
