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The Grand Canyon is a natural wonder, and rafting through the Colorado River within its depths is truly an experience of a lifetime. Enjoy he beautiful nature on either side as you navigate the mighty Colorado River.
Snake River, Wyoming
The Snake River takes you on a journey through the Grand Teton National Park. Parts of the river are quiet and perfect for beginners or anyone who wants to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the national park. But there are also some adrenaline-pumping sections if you’re looking for a challenge.
Family Travel (@frugalforluxury)American River, California
California’s American River is unique because it splits into three forks. The South Fork has smaller rapids and is perfect for families and beginners. The Middle Fork has class IV rapids and is best for experienced rafters. And for the ultimate challenge, take the North Fork with class V rapids. Something for everyone!
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]]>It’s The Home Of Multiple UNESCO World Heritage Sites
This small nation has a rich history which you can immerse yourself in with a visit to several ancient sites. Qal’at al-Bahrain is an ancient fort that has origins stretching back to 2,300 B.C., while the Dilmun Burial Mounds provide an insight into the culture of one of the Middle East’s oldest civilizations.
Culinary Delights
This country is filled with scrumptious food, ranging from its Khubz flatbread to falafel, Keema (minced meat), and Bahraini machboos (spiced chicken and rice). There is also a wide array of authentic international dishes to make for a diverse food tour.
(@tastebahrain)Formula 1
If you’re looking for a sports vacation package, or more specifically Formula 1, then Bahrain may just be the destination for you. Every year, the nation hosts the Bahrain Grand Prix at the Bahrain International Circuit in Sakhir. When you’re not unwinding on Bahrain’s golden beaches, enjoy the thrill of witnessing the world’s highest level of racing in person.
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]]>Improve Yoga Skills
First and foremost, the main reason why people love yoga retreats is because this is the best place where you can advance your yoga skills. Exercising for a few hours every day will help you get a deeper understanding of this practice.
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If you like to travel and explore new places, this is one more reason why you should embark on this adventure. Most yoga retreats are based in wonderful locations and often include excursions and sightseeing, so it’s a good opportunity to see new places.
Make Friends
Going on a yoga retreat is a unique experience because you’ll get to meet a lot of like-minded people who share the same passion and, of course, you can make new friends.
Relax
Yoga retreats are usually about spending more time outside and reconnecting with nature. That’s why this is the perfect weekend getaway that you can use to meditate and relax.
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]]>Zermatt
This is the highest resort in the Alpes area, with summits as high as 3,900 meters. Other than the usual facilities, the ski resorts here offer guests a GPS app to help them navigate between the different tracks.
St. Moritz
This is a classic and perhaps most known as the luxury location for a ski vacation. The village has already hosted the Winter Olympics twice, and the facilities are state of the art. Don’t be surprised to find some world leaders and celebrities skiing on the same slopes as you.
Davos
Known mostly for the yearly economic summit, Davos is also a great place to ski in. The local resorts have more than 300 kilometers of different pistes (the longest is more than 13 kilometers long!), so you’ll never get bored.
Verbier
This place is the perfect location for experienced skiers and less suitable for beginners. It has the steepest descents in Europe, which is obviously an attraction for many of the world’s professional skiers.
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]]>Churchill Downs
Louisville, Kentucky’s Churchill Grounds is the home of the Kentucky Derby and probably the most famous horse racing venue on Earth. The Derby typically packs in nearly 175,000 people in late spring, while other races throughout the year offer other opportunities to experience this park.
Pimlico Race Course
Baltimore, Maryland hosts the Pimlico Race Course, another Triple Crown venue in which the Preakness Stakes takes place every year. Hosting around two dozen events per year, the event combines music, racing, and drinks.
Belmont Park
The final race track and the third of the Triple Crown venues which you must see in the United States is Belmont Park, located on Long Island just east of Queens. The big city environment as this racetrack holding over 100,000 spectators is unforgettable.
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]]>Bankers Life Fieldhouse
The Indianapolis home of the NBA’s Indiana Pacers, this arena which seats nearly 18,000 fans is one of the most intense places to see a game in professional basketball. Loud and passionate fans decked in blue and yellow have cheered on legends like Reggie Miller and Rik Smits throughout the years.
Hinkle Fieldhouse
College basketball is also a huge deal in Indiana, and Hinkle Fieldhouse is another Indianapolis spot that can’t be missed. The former home of the world-famous Indiana High School Basketball Tournament and the current home of the Butler Bulldogs, this century-old arena is equal parts old school and cool.
Assembly Hall
Arguably the most passionately-supported team in all of Indiana is the Indiana University Hoosiers, who have won 5 National Championships in the men’s college ranks. Over 17,000 fans pack into Assembly Hall for most games to cheer on their team in Bloomington.
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]]>Adelaide Oval
Built in 1871 and remodeled this century to stunning results, the Adelaide Oval is used for Australian rules football and is one of the most picturesque grounds in the country. Here, up to 55,000 fans crowd the stands to cheer on Adelaide and Port Adelaide, the city’s two major teams.
Optus Stadium (Perth)
Are you a fan of modern, sleek stadiums? If so, the Optus Stadium in the largest city in Western Australia is one that you will not want to miss. Fremantle and the West Coast Eagles pack the fans into this venue on the banks of the Swan River.
Sydney Cricket Ground
Don’t let its name deceive you—the Sydney Cricket Ground is also used as one of the most venerable Australian rules football venues that you can find anywhere. The country’s biggest city provides fans with a stunning backdrop that’s nearly 200 years old to see a game.
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]]>Located only 90 minutes from Boston in Western Massachusetts, you will find the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in downtown Springfield on the banks of the Connecticut River.
The newest incarnation of the Hall of Fameת opened in 2002, hosts a treasure trove of historical artifacts and exhibitions dedicated to the history of the sport, its best players, and the teams and coaches who have changed the game.
You will find jerseys and shoes from players such as Michael Jordan and Magic Johnson in the hallowed halls of this museum, where it is possible to get lost for hours and hours.
The cherry on top of your tour is the last stop at the museum’s “Center Court,” where you will have the opportunity to play on a court inside the Hall of Fame and play with real NBA basketballs and feel inspired after learning about so many of the game’s heroes.
In short, any basketball fan owes it to himself or herself to make a stop at this one-of-a-kind Massachusetts attraction!
Address: 1000 Hall of Fame Ave, Springfield, MA 01105, United States
Hours: Thursday-Sunday, 10 am to 4 pm
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]]>Have you ever thought about planning a soccer-centric trip to Spain? If so, don’t pass up the chance to visit these three stadiums and catch a game to feel the country’s passion for the game.
San Mames (Athletic Club)
Athletic Club’s San Mames Stadium is the home of Bilbao’s Athletic Club and is often known as “The Temple” due to its sleekness and elegance. Here, over 50,000 rabid Athletic supporters gather to cheer on their team, one of Spain’s best and most historic clubs.
Benito Villamarin (Real Betis)
Real Betis is one of the two main teams in the large Andalusian city of Sevilla, and it definitely has one of the craziest and most passionate fan bases around. Viewed as the “little brother” in Sevilla, their fans have a chip on their shoulder and show up en masse to scream and support their club.
Mestalla (Valencia CF)
Valencia is the home of Valencia CF and the historic Mestalla Stadium, one of Spain’s best-known soccer venues. You’ll be amazed at the North Stand’s extreme steepness and the cozy dimensions of the lower sections, which allow loud fans to get up close and personal with players.
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]]>The stadiums of Buenos Aires hold the essence of the city’s soccer culture, and you have to make a stop at these three while in the city.
La Bombonera
La Bombonera is the home of Boca Juniors, and it sees one of the most passionate fan bases in the entire sport scream and shout to support their beloved team every weekend. Loud, compact, and intense—you can also visit the club’s museum here if you can’t see a match.
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River Plate, Boca Juniors’ eternal rival, has its stadium about 10 miles from its rival’s and boasts one of the biggest and most famous stadiums on Earth. El Monumental holds over 70,000 crazy fans and also had the designation of hosting the 1978 FIFA World Cup final between Argentina and the Netherlands.
El Cilindro de Avellaneda
Escaping the center of Buenos Aires, another historic club in the area is Racing Club de Avellaneda, whose El Cilindro Stadium is another soccer Mecca in the area. This circular-shaped stadium is an unforgettable place to see a match.
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