Each place has a story of inexplicable events. Everywhere, people claim to have heard voices, screams, whispers, and weeping sounds out of nowhere. There are always reported sightings of a lady in white or mysterious flickering of lights. Whether or not you believe in the paranormal, you have to admit that these places can scare the hell out of you especially when you hear the tale behind it. If you’re the type who thinks such stories are simply musings of a wild imagination, then visiting these places would not raise a single goosebump on your skin.

Andleberry Estate in Clovis California used to include a mansion and a sanitarium. The Wolfe Manor Hotel was later built in place of the mansion. The owner, Todd Wolfe himself, had some bizarre encounters in his own hotel. Aside from the classic hearing of footsteps and voices, he also felt ghosts breathing on him. The people who used to stay in the sanitarium are believed to be the ones haunting the place. Investigators even reported that there really are spirits in living in the hotel.

The Screaming Tunnel of the Niagara Falls is an unfinished and abandoned railway. Legend has it that a girl was burned alive by her own father due to lost custody. Now, people believe that when someone lights a match in the middle of the tunnel at midnight, there will be a very loud scream that can eventually put out the fire of the match. The ghost of the father is also rumored to appear. This gives more reason for people to visit the Niagara Falls!

The Ladd School used to stand on Exeter, Rhode Island, which served as a school for the mentally challenged. Stories say that students were mistreated, which probably explains sightings of ghost children in the area. There were rumors of physical and sexual abuse of the mentally diabled students. The Ladd School closed early in the 90’s, and today, Exeter Job Corps Academy stands in its place. Though the school closed, there are still stories of the new building being haunted.

The Lemp Mansion in St. Louis, Missouri has a dark past as four members of the Lemp family committed suicide; three killed themselves in the mansion. There have been stories of things flying off and pianos playing by themselves. Today, the mansion is a restaurant and a bed and breakfast. Staying in this mansion would really be a daring experience for any traveler!

Alcatraz is an isolated island in San Francisco that used to function as a prison house. It gained popularity because of the inhumane conditions that anyone who stayed on the rock had to live with. Today, Alcatraz is a very popular tourist destination, but there have been reports of visitors hearing footsteps of jail doors slamming. Whether there really are some agitated souls on this rock or not, the place really has a gloomy and quite depressing ambience.

The Hampton Court Palace in London is not only historic but also believed to be haunted. The ghost of Henry VIII’s fifth wife, Catherine Howard, stirs up the most intrigue. Her spirit is said to be scream and run a hallway. Queen Jane Seymour who died 12 days after giving birth to Prince Edward is said to stay in the palace’s staircase. Other ghosts have also been sighted in this historic palace, including that of the Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn.

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Anyone can easily fall in love with Mexico. The beautiful shores, soothing climate, vibrant culture, fascinating history, religious tradition, and warm locals all create an indescribably mystifying atmosphere. Any state or city you choose to explore in this country will definitely give a unique experience that no other place in the world can duplicate.

Puerto Vallarta in the Mexican state of Jalisco is truly a paradise city. Though the beachfront has a stretch of hotels and resorts, this city has managed to preserve much of its natural beauty that is open to any willing traveler. The soft shores are not the only source of pride for these Mexicans; the jungles, rivers and wildlife are very inviting as well. Aside from the natural wonders, Puerto Vallarta has an interesting culture reflected in the city’s quaint architecture and historic landmarks.

Acapulco has to be the first Mexican paradise to get worldwide popularity. Like Puerto Vallarta, Acapulco has an urban atmosphere created by improved infrastructure that merges with the magnificence of nature. After unwinding on the beach in the morning, visitors have plenty of nightclubs to choose from where they can dance to the DJ while enjoying the open bar. But the real must-see in this paradise is the feat of the La Quebrada divers. From a cliff 130 ft high, a group of divers pray then take their daring jump off the edge. This popular attraction since the 1934 reveals Mexican religious tradition and strong bond with nature.

From the state of Quintana Roo comes an idyllic Mexican island. If you’re idea of a great beach is one where you can quietly commune with nature, then this Cozumel is a perfect pick. The shores are simply glorious. With the dreamy white sand and sparkling water, you are bound to forget the hassles of routine back home. The sea floor is also a favorite for divers and underwater photographers. Cozumel has one of the most colorful reefs and fishes. And like most parts of Mexico, Cozumel is not just about the beaches but also prides itself with a fascinating past. So aside from swimming, you can head to the heart of the island to see ruins of the Mayan civilization.

The coastal city which challenged the popularity of Acapulco is Cancun. Also from Quintana Roo, Cancun is one of the most sought for vacation spots around the globe. Cancun is perfect for everyone’s desires. It is highly urbanized which makes it a favorite of the Spring Breaker population. But this does not mean that Cancun is all about beach partying. Parts of Cancun can give the most tranquil beach getaway. Also, Cancun is not just about the beaches. There are the famous Cenotes or underwater caves which give a breathtaking view. Downtown Cancun is also very rich in culture. You will surely have fun mingling with the locals and getting a taste of their vibrant culture. You can also even watch a genuine bullfight! But one thing you must not miss when visiting this amazing coastal city is the Chichen Itza. This Mayan Ruin, which is now part of the world’s New 7 Wonders, is in the Mexican state of Yucatan which is near Quintana Roo. So if you’re in Cancun, might as well take a ride to Yucatan. I promise the experience is worth it.

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The Grand Canyon in Arizona is an enormous site. It’s not enough to drive to the gorge, take a look around then leave. To really make the most of this natural wonder, you must take a few hikes, ride the Colorado River if possible, and explore each corner open to tourists. You will be surprised at how many unique views the Grand Canyon can give you. You will certainly be overwhelmed.

1.    The South Rim. Aside from a view of the magnificent gorge, you will be getting a closer look at some historical buildings and ruins.

2.    Toroweap Overlook. On the North Rim, this popular overlook is 3,000 vertical feet from the river. The steepness of this part of the gorge gives tourists a breathtaking view.

3.    Grand Canyon Skywalk. This gives you quite a scary view since it’s a glass-bottomed skywalk that extends beyond the edge of the gorge!

4.    The Lipan Point. This is also in the South Rim. It is also the starting point of the Tanner Trail. So before following that trail, take a moment to grasp the beauty of the Canyon from the Lipan Point.

5.    Tanner Trail. This trail can be a challenging hike towards the floor of the gorge. So this is a favorite path of avid backpackers and adventurers. The view of the Canyon from this trail is uniquely overwhelming.

6.    Whitewater Rafting. Some people prefer to go down to the bottom of the gorge by foot; others prefer to ride the river. Being at the very bottom of the Canyon where you are thrown by the water, surrounded by tall humongous rocks can really be astounding experience.

7.    Aerial View. From Las Vegas, Phoenix or the Grand Canyon National Park Airport, you can hop in a small plane or helicopter that will give you a bird’s eye view of the Grand Canyon.

Traveling to the Grand Canyon is not as costly as you think. You don’t need to rent rooms in hotels or dine in overly expensive restaurants. The North Rim, for example, is open for campers free of charge! There are also benches and tables set up for eating. Bring sleeping bags, tents and food and you don’t have to spend a cent on lodging or dining! The best part is you can get a free flight to Phoenix, Arizona or to Las Vegas for free!

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Who would not be thrilled to see Spain? Walking on the streets alone would be amusing enough. You can feast your eyes on the country’s exquisite architecture. Everything Spanish reflects the country’s dynamic history and fascinating culture.

1. Cuisine. Please your palate with a slice of Tortilla de Patatas with a cup of the very tasty Paella. Let your mouth savor an explosion of flavor from the seafood, potatoes, tomatoes and saffron. End your meal with some of the world famous flan and the very creamy Tres Leches (three types of milk). Spain will take your palate on a flavorful ride so prepare to gain a few pounds! These are tastes you won’t get from your typical fast food chain!

2. Architecture. Architecture in Spain is indescribable. Fortunately, many of the great cathedrals and buildings that display the past’s grand artistic revolutions still stand today! Spain has adopted many architectural styles, but mainly, you’ll see a lot of baroque. Bold and massive intricately designed buildings will enthrall you. Malaga may be a small city in Andalusia, but it is filled with so many architectural delights. See genuine ancient theaters and palaces.

3. Art. Home to El Greco, Goya and Picasso, Spain makes good art with no surprise. Visit Barcelona for the Picasso Museum. Or head to Madrid’s Centro de Arte Reina Sofia. Wherever you go in Spain, art will surely be there waiting to be explored by any traveler.

4. Beaches. Costa del Sol, the southern region of Spain, will give you a different experience. Expect to meet a lot of sea creatures because this place has a lot of marine parks!

Spain caters to all interests. Nature lovers and history buffs meet in this beautiful country. So if you’re planning your next vacation, look no further and head to Spain!

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The Caribbean Sea cradles thousands of islands and islets, that it is bound to have gorgeous beaches. Aside from the beaches and its interesting reputation for housing pirates, the islands have more unique sceneries, cultures and histories to offer an eager traveler. Get to know the different islands and choose which Caribbean paradise should be in your itinerary.

Bahamas. This is a favorite of the rich and the famous. With just a swing from their wallets, they buy a home, and for some an entire island, from the Bahamas. Who can blame them? The Bahamas must have one of the world’s best beaches. Picture your idyllic shore and Bahamas will give it to you. Fine white sand, crystal clear water, refreshing sea breeze and the enthralling sunsets will leave you in a daze. If you feel like lying down on the sand in tranquility, you must visit the Pink Sands Resort. This is not a misnomer; the sand is actually pink! With a few quiet villas, away from the commotion of the city, a trip to Pink Sands will surely be out of this world.

But Bahamas is not all about a quiet vacation. It is a big place and other parts of it are the favored site of party-seeking Spring Breakers! Nassau, Bahamas is one of the top Spring Break destinations. So for some thrilling water sports, exciting encounters with sea creatures, wild nightlife and vibrant art scene, Nassau is the place to be.

Virgin Islands. Virgin Islands have become a tourist haven. It has everything to cater to the interests of the whole family. St. Thomas Island will bring you closer to nature with bike and boat trips. Both the terrain and its surrounding waters provide scenic pleasures. A variety of water sports is also available for the vigorous spirit. Ride the waters by parasailing, surfing, kite boarding and windsurfing. St. Thomas Island also has a colorful marine biodiversity which makes it a great place for diving and snorkeling. Whale watching is also a famous attraction in this island. And after all these nature trips, you can head to a bar or a theater. Casinos and hotels will give you the luxury you deserve on your vacation. St. Thomas Island is a destination both of nature lovers and city goers.

Cuba. Cuba also has great beaches. But the way to make the most out of your trip to Cuba is delving into the place’s history and culture. Go to Castillo de Farnes where Che and Castro had a toast after the revolution. Smokers can head to any of Cuba’s tobacco factories and learn a little about the island’s prided industries. Playa Giron is also a must-see. This museum will take you to Cuba’s difficult and even violent times. The greatest “attraction” would have to be the locals. These people have interesting histories and cultures. Don’t hesitate to meet them and let them be the ones to show you Cuba’s greatest features. I’m sure you won’t be able to resist dancing to the beats of their groovy music.

Jamaica. Being home to the iconic peace lover and father of reggae, Jamaica will surely give you the most soothing and interesting tour. You get to visit the village where Bob Marley grew up. You will also get to stand on Mt. Zion, where the reggae master used to meditate. Being surrounded by the same environment that inspired the birth of reggae, you will surely catch the calming good vibes of the island. The waterfalls and beaches will also not fail to complete your getaway.

These are only few of the thousands of islands that you can indulge in when sailing the Caribbean Sea. Each will certainly give you a unique experience. It’s up to you which tropical paradise fits your interests!

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