ARIZONA- Grand Canyon: Which Rim is the best

East Rim

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Easily accessible from Page, Arizona, this Rim is gaining attention worldwide, featuring the not-a-secret-anymore Horseshoe Bend and the Little Colorado River Tribal Park. The best thing about Horseshoe bend is, there are no entrance fees, no gates, no railings. You can get as close as you want to the edges and take crazy photos holding on to the edges. (at your own risk, of course.)

ARIZONA: 11 different ways to experience the MAGIC in Grand Canyon

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Excited to tick the Grand Canyon off your bucket list? Not so fast! Planning is crucial for the most memorable trip of the summer, and you won't want to mess things up! Here is a list of "11 different ways to see Grand Canyon" to help you with the planning.

Road Trip: 10 Must have FREE Road Trip apps

1. Road Trippers

This app is introduced to me by my well-travelled travel buddy, Matt during summer 2015. Good for organized plans, saving places to go and accessing guides. There’s also a column for you to leave some useful tips for future traveller. Since that, it is a keeper!

Car Rental Hacks: 5 ways to rent a car with cheaper rental fees

1. Free Credit

Road Trip: Who should I go with?

Should I do it alone?

Yes, you will have a lot of me-time. You will decide your journey, your time, your decision, your mood, your style. However, it is not as fun as being able to share the incredible view with a bunch of friends! Driving alone is lonely... unless your main aim is "Self- discovery".

8 baby steps to Planing a Road Trip?

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Step 1: Know your preference

Do you prefer a scenic route, historical route or a gourmet route?

Road Trip in USA: 7 Hauntingly beautiful scenic route

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It’s road trip season! Since I am in the states now, I won’t miss this opportunity to experience the classic American pastime. The only problem is: Where to go?

San Francisco: Quick Guide

Before I reach San Francisco, I only have one thing and only one thing in mind: Why is every movie destroying San Francisco???

San Francisco: A view of the Golden Gate Bridge for Lazy bums

Too lazy to hike anywhere... If only I have a Baymax....
If you are not sure yourself, if you are a lazy bum, check: 12 Funny Signs that You Are a Lazy Bum

San Francisco: Best spot to view the Golden Gate Bridge

You are here in San Francisco, looking out to the ocean and the famous bridge featured in so many Blockbuster Movies. It is always the first bridge to collapse during world apocalypse, always the first bridge to run to when one is engaged in a car-chase... even the apes like to swing on this bridge. Seriously! Why is every movie destroying San Francisco?!!

And I know what you are thinking: you want to take your own postcard snapshot of it, spending hours googling online "the best place to view the Golden Gate Bridge". I understand that, been there, done that.