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Discover With Mariah: The Top-Unique Places In Wisconsin

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“Keeping it weird” is trending in the cities like Portland and Austin, but what if I tell you that you can find these destinations in one of the most breathtaking US destinations with the charm of alluring uniqueness to captivate tourists all over the world? Here is the list of the most unique places I bet you won’t find anywhere. So, get yourself pumping while we take you on another gorgeous journey into a new world to discover Wisconsin with the brands new destination ideas. 1.       Sputnik Crash Site, Manitowoc, WI 5th September 1962- One town received a 20-pound smoldering hunk of the Soviet Union's (now Russia) first-ever satellite- The Sputnik IV! Seems like a fictional movie, but believe me, it really happened, located in Manitowoc, Wisconsin, about 45 minutes south of Green Bay. Although it’s a small plaque on the small busy street but it’s the most iconic thing you must check out if you happen to visit Wisconsin.  2.    ...

Top Travel Bloggers’ Destination In Kansas City: The WWI Museum & Memorial

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Proudly standing tall in the Suburb of Kansas City, the WWI Museum & Memorial is a mesmerizing offbeat destination for anyone seeking out of the box (by the best travel blogger in Kansas City ). Nestled at the feet of the Liberty Memorial, it is an enchanting Egyptian revival-style monument erected in 1928 to honor the martyr of all those who lost their lives in the First World War that took place between 1914 to 1919.  We are sure the goosebumps might tickle your nerves after reading this, and you feel proud standing up in the chair and saluting the martyrdom of those brave men and women.  And mind you, it is one of the top hotspots to explore if you come to Kansas, United States- the epitome of remembering, interpreting, and understanding the Great War I and its enduring impact on society. In this post, we shall find out the top-5 things about this fascinating memorial to lure you. Let’s start! Started in 1926, National WWI Museum and Memorial is the second oldest war pu...