The United States has many different travel destinations. From Los Angeles to New York City to the Midwest and South, the US is filled with famous landmarks that surely appear on thousands of bucket lists. Sometimes, however, the true adventure lies in places less traveled to.

Here are the top 5 places in Los Angeles and surrounding areas that you might not have heard of, but are definitely worth a visit.

Although city of Boston, Massachusetts is small enough to trek across by foot in a couple of hours, it offers much to both residents of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts as well as visitors from around the globe.

America is full of hundreds of beautiful sights and attractions, but perhaps the most famous of all are the American National Parks. So, as fall is just around the corner and yellow and red leaves are beginning to drop, here are the top 5 national parks to visit during this time.

Houston is a vibrant, diverse city with around 2.3 million inhabitants. It offers tremendous opportunities to conduct business, pursue higher education, raise a family, and experience rich cultural, artistic, and culinary traditions.

America has always had an affinity for the open road and a good ole road trip. As more and more people hit the road, businesses set up shop on highways offering services and entertainment to travelers, like gas stations, restaurants and roadside attractions.

Chicago is that it is the birthplace of the Skyscraper. Just like New York and Los Angeles, there is so much to do and see! Here are 12 places worth visiting in Chicago.

The Great Lakes are a great travel destination for a thrilling adventure or relaxing vacation. Lake Erie has a little bit of everything for everybody, but you should check it out yourself!

One of the most beautiful and challenging hiking spots in the United States is at Philmont Scout Ranch in New Mexico. The ranch is in the southwest corner of the United States and covers over 140,000 acres of rugged mountains and deserts! If you want to hike here, you have to be prepared to be challenged physically, emotionally, and mentally.