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The southeast Asian country of Laos is a hidden gem among its more popular neighbors of China, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam. Its rich cultural diversity comes from the 49 ethnic groups that influence the food, arts, customs and festivals in the country.
The country is divided into north, central and southern regions, each with lush landscapes and an inviting atmosphere. The unspoiled jungle habitat of Laos means you might see an elephant strolling on your way to breakfast or monks walking the roadways.
The best experiences in Laos are the spontaneous ones that you have by interacting with the locals and witnessing daily life in the country. You can also explore the many natural, cultural and historical sites, as well as several UNESCO World Heritage sites.
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Top 10 Best Tourist Places to Visit in Roanoke, Virginia | USA - English
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Roanoke is one of the biggest tourist attractions in USA having many best places in Roanoke. Roanoke is a city in the Blue Ridge Mountains of southwest Virginia. It’s known for the Roanoke Star, also known as the Mill Mountain Star, a neon landmark overlooking the city from the summit of Mill Mountain. The surrounding park area is home to trails, picnic areas and the Mill Mountain Zoo. Downtown, the Taubman Museum of Art highlights work by American artists like Thomas Eakins and John Singer Sargent. So to help you figure out the places you need to try, we've gathered up a bucket list of the best Places in Roanoke that you won't regret going to.
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There are many beautiful places in Roanoke. USA has some of the best places in Roanoke. We collected data on the top 10 places to visit in Roanoke. There are many famous places in Roanoke and some of them are beautiful places in Roanoke. People from all over USA love these Roanoke beautiful places which are also Roanoke famous places. In this video, we will show you the beautiful places to visit in Roanoke.
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Road Trip #287 - US-90 West - LA-3063 / Vinton, Louisiana to Exit 869 / Bridge City, Texas
Road Trip #287 - US-90 West - LA-3063 / Vinton, Louisiana to Exit 869 / Bridge City, Texas
We drive the last few miles of US-90 in Louisiana and then merge with I-10 to cross the Sabine River into Texas. We make a quick stop at the Texas Travel Information Center to put new film in the camera, and then back onto US-90/I-10 through the city of Orange, finishing this video at exit 869, Bridge City, Texas.
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Great Small Towns in Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains
Discover the charm of the great small towns in Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains. Located near Roanoke, there are many small towns full of history and character, which you can experience as part of a getaway to Virginia's Blue Ridge.
The video features the following small towns in the region:
- Rocky Mount - home of the Harvester Performance Center and located in Franklin County, the Moonshine Capital of the World
- Floyd - a friendly community with a vibrant art & music scene, which is on full display at The Floyd Country Store
- Buchanan - an adorable town located along the James River and home to the historic Swinging Bridge
- Fincastle - a walkable town with beautiful architecture and full of the rich history of Botetourt County
- Vinton - a fun way to experience Roanoke County with a craft brewery, Virginia LOVEworks art, and a delicious farmers market & local restaurants
NOTE: Much of the footage used in this video was taken prior to COVID-19 and before current guidelines regarding social distancing and wearing masks.
Learn more about these fun small towns and make them part of your next vacation in Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains!
RURAL LOUISIANA: The CRAZY Things I Saw
I took a drive through nearly forgotten central Louisiana. I visited these fading small towns:
Glenmora
Oakdale
Oberlin
Mamou
Ville Platte
Bunkie
Marksville
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Road Trip #286 - US-90 West - Sulphur to LA-3063/Vinton, Louisiana
Road Trip #286 - US-90 West - Sulphur to LA-3063/Vinton, Louisiana
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Our final stretch of US-90 before we reach the Texas border (where things will get interesting again). We drive through the city of Suphur, and finish up in the town of Vinton, all in Calcasieu Parish.
00:24 Sulphur, Louisiana / Calcasieu Parish
13:42 Vinton
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Historic West Virginia Three Day Road Trip
Historic West Virginia Three-Day Road Trip. This previous video footage was filmed during the month of June Travel along with me From Bluefield West Virginia to the New River Gorge Bridge For This Once In A Lifetime Journey Thru West Virginia
The Scenic Coal Heritage Trail is a 187-mile route that runs through southern West Virginia. The trail is a celebration of the region's rich coal mining historyThe Coal Heritage Trail is home to several small towns and historic sites
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10 Things To Do In Virginia's Blue Ridge - Roanoke Travel Video
10 Things To Do In Virginia's Blue Ridge - Roanoke Travel Video
I've got to be honest, I didn't really know much except about Virginia's Blue Ridge and the Roanoke Region except for the Blue Ridge Parkway, but there is SO much more going on in this region! Here are 10 awesome things to do when you visit!
1. Hike to the Roanoke Star
2. Bike the Greenway
3. Center in the Square
4. Kayak the Upper James River Trail
5. Visit Black Dog Salvage
6. Explore Park
7. Cheers Trail and Moonshine Tasting
8. Check out the food scene
9. Taubman Museum of Art
10. Get out on Smith Mountain Lake
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Overlanding the Wayne National Forest and Vinton County in Ohio
In this episode, we take an overlanding trip through southwestern Ohio. Our adventure takes us through Tar Hollow State Forest, Wayne National Forest, Zaleski Sate Forest, Hocking Hills State Park and the Vinton County unmaintained roads. While we were out, we also tried out the Bigfoot Bushcraft fire starter!
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Visit Pennsylvania - Top 10 Places to Visit In Pennsylvania - Travel Video
Are you looking to visit Pennsylvania? If so, this video covers 10 top places to visit in the state of Pennsylvania, from amusement parks to national parks to historical monuments.
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Top tourist attractions covered in this video include:
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Hersheypark
Independence National Park and the Liberty Bell
Andy Warhol Museum
Gettysburg National Military Park
Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens
Longwood Gardens
Eastern State Penitentiary
Ricketts Glen State Park
Ohiplyle State Park
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Vinton County Tunnel Tour Part 1
Vinton County Tunnel Tour Part 1
Nestled in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, Zaleski State Forest is a beautiful, diverse area.
Zaleski State Forest is the second-largest forest in Ohio’s state forests with nearly 28,000 acres of stunning scenery. The forest is home to the only state-owned sawmill in Ohio, as well as the historic (and reportedly haunted) Moonville Tunnel.
The highlight of the Zaleski State Forest is the Backpack Trail. Established to provide backpacking opportunities to the forest, the main trail is a 23.5-mile loop with overnight camping available. For visitors looking to spend a little less time on the trail, there’s a 10-mile day loop trail as well.
Hiking at Zaleski is a great place to visit when you’re beginning your backpacking adventure. The trails are moderately challenging and they give inexperienced hikers the opportunity to get used to life on the trail before taking on more challenging hikes.
Within Zaleski State Forest, visitors will find Lake Hope State Park, a gorgeous 2,983-acre lake. The lake is a must-visit any time of the year, but especially if you’re planning an adventure in the hotter summer months.
There are some areas of the Backpack Trail that can be a bit boggy, so those hiking in the summer should definitely remember to bring the bug spray. The forest is open to visitors from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily, but legal campers are allowed to be there overnight.
Parking for the backpacking trail is located off OH-278 across from Lake Hope State Park. You’ll find the remnants of Hope Furnace, a 19th-century relic across the road from the backpacking trailhead. At the end of the parking lot, visitors will find a kiosk that has all sorts of valuable info about the forest, including backpack trail maps and self-registration forms for overnight backpackers. There’s no fee for camping while you’re hiking the trail, but you do have to fill out a registration form.
The trailhead is located about 100 feet south of the parking lot and is marked by a large sign that you’ll definitely want to take a selfie in front of.
Along the trail, you’ll find designated areas for camping. These campsites are primitive, which means you’ll need to bring everything you need with you in your pack. There is freshwater available for drinking, but it’s not a guarantee if the weather makes access roads impassable, so it’s best to bring what you need with you.
The main trail is marked with orange blazes, and side trails are marked with white blazes. If hikers become lost, the Ohio Department of Natural Resources recommends that they follow water courses downhill to a road, usually within a mile. All hikers should carry a map and a compass in their packs, just in case.
You’ll see all kinds of interesting things along the trail, but the Moonville Tunnel will definitely be a highlight.
Moonville was a tiny coal town that peaked in the mid-1800s with barely 100 people. By the early 1950s, the town had been returned to the wilderness, with only a few abandoned houses along the quiet railway. Now, all that’s left is the imposing Moonville Tunnel, which may or may not be haunted.
Zaleski State Forest is located about an hour and a half southeast of Columbus. It isn’t as popular of a destination as other parks in the region like Hocking Hills State Park, but that’s what adds to its allure. The trails are busiest in the autumn, but it’s nothing compared to the trail congestion you’ll find at other parks in the area.
If you’d like to start planning your trip to Zaleski State Forest, you can visit their website here. You can also download the official Backpack Trail guide from ODNR here.
Road Trip #377 - I-10 East - Louisiana Mile 0 to 25 (Vinton, Sulphur)
Road Trip #377 - I-10 East - Louisiana Mile 0 to 25 (Vinton, Sulphur)
The first 25 miles of Louisiana, we cross the Sabine River and enter Calcasieu Parish, passing through the town of Vinton and the city of Sulphur, finishing near the beginning of the I-210 Lake Charles Bypass.
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Drive Tour 4K, Vinton Street, Omaha, Nebraska, USA
Driving Tour of Vinton Street face west from 13th Street to 42nd Street in Omaha, Nebraska,
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The Flume Gorge New Hampshire USA #newhampshire #flumegorge #travel #rvlife
The Flume Gorge is a natural gorge extending 800 ft horizontally at the base of Mount Liberty in Franconia Notch State Park, New Hampshire, United States. Cut by Flume Brook, the gorge features walls of Conway granite that rise to a height of 70 to 90 ft and are 12 to 20 ft apart
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Aerial Tour of Vinton County
Courier journalist Meredith S. Jensen recently had a chance to take an aerial tour of Vinton County with Vinton County Airport flight instructor Harry Sowers. To schedule your own tour, call 569-2588 or visit
Overlanding in Ohio Vinton County Tunnels Tour Part 5 #overlanding #jeeplife #offroad
Vinton County Tunnels Tour Part 5
Overlanding in Ohio, Doing the Vinton County Tunnel Tour
Vinton County Tunnel Tour part 4 starts at Wikesville Ohio and runs counterclockwise north through Vinton County stopping at Moonsville Tunnel and Kings Hollow Tunnel which was recently added. It has the rails to trails Hiking Pathway through the Appalachian Foothills. Gas and food can be found along the way. This is a good trail for a day trip. It will take about 6 hours to do the entire loop.
Nestled in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, Zaleski State Forest is a beautiful, diverse area.
Zaleski State Forest is the second-largest forest in Ohio’s state forests with nearly 28,000 acres of stunning scenery. The forest is home to the only state-owned sawmill in Ohio, as well as the historic (and reportedly haunted) Moonville Tunnel.
The highlight of the Zaleski State Forest is the Backpack Trail. Established to provide backpacking opportunities to the forest, the main trail is a 23.5-mile loop with overnight camping available. For visitors looking to spend a little less time on the trail, there’s a 10-mile day loop trail as well.
Hiking at Zaleski is a great place to visit when you’re beginning your backpacking adventure. The trails are moderately challenging and they give inexperienced hikers the opportunity to get used to life on the trail before taking on more challenging hikes.
Within Zaleski State Forest, visitors will find Lake Hope State Park, a gorgeous 2,983-acre lake. The lake is a must-visit any time of the year, but especially if you’re planning an adventure in the hotter summer months.
There are some areas of the Backpack Trail that can be a bit boggy, so those hiking in the summer should definitely remember to bring the bug spray. The forest is open to visitors from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily, but legal campers are allowed to be there overnight.
Parking for the backpacking trail is located off OH-278 across from Lake Hope State Park. You’ll find the remnants of Hope Furnace, a 19th-century relic across the road from the backpacking trailhead. At the end of the parking lot, visitors will find a kiosk that has all sorts of valuable info about the forest, including backpack trail maps and self-registration forms for overnight backpackers. There’s no fee for camping while you’re hiking the trail, but you do have to fill out a registration form.
The trailhead is located about 100 feet south of the parking lot and is marked by a large sign that you’ll definitely want to take a selfie in front of.
Along the trail, you’ll find designated areas for camping. These campsites are primitive, which means you’ll need to bring everything you need with you in your pack. There is freshwater available for drinking, but it’s not a guarantee if the weather makes access roads impassable, so it’s best to bring what you need with you.
The main trail is marked with orange blazes, and side trails are marked with white blazes. If hikers become lost, the Ohio Department of Natural Resources recommends that they follow water courses downhill to a road, usually within a mile. All hikers should carry a map and a compass in their packs, just in case.
You’ll see all kinds of interesting things along the trail, but the Moonville Tunnel will definitely be a highlight.
Moonville was a tiny coal town that peaked in the mid-1800s with barely 100 people. By the early 1950s, the town had been returned to the wilderness, with only a few abandoned houses along the quiet railway. Now, all that’s left is the imposing Moonville Tunnel, which may or may not be haunted.
Zaleski State Forest is located about an hour and a half southeast of Columbus. It isn’t as popular of a destination as other parks in the region like Hocking Hills State Park, but that’s what adds to its allure. The trails are busiest in the autumn, but it’s nothing compared to the trail congestion you’ll find at other parks in the area.
If you’d like to start planning your trip to Zaleski State Forest, you can visit their website here. You can also download the official Backpack Trail guide from ODNR here.
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Overlanding in Ohio, Doing the Vinton County Tunnel Tour part 4
Vinton County Tunnel Tour part 4 starts at Wikesville Ohio and runs counterclockwise north through Vinton County stopping at Moonsville Tunnel and Kings Hollow Tunnel which was recently added. It has the rails to trails Hiking Pathway through the Appalachian Foothills. Gas and food can be found along the way. This is a good trail for a day trip. It will take about 6 hours to do the entire loop.
Nestled in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, Zaleski State Forest is a beautiful, diverse area.
Zaleski State Forest is the second-largest forest in Ohio’s state forests with nearly 28,000 acres of stunning scenery. The forest is home to the only state-owned sawmill in Ohio, as well as the historic (and reportedly haunted) Moonville Tunnel.
The highlight of the Zaleski State Forest is the Backpack Trail. Established to provide backpacking opportunities to the forest, the main trail is a 23.5-mile loop with overnight camping available. For visitors looking to spend a little less time on the trail, there’s a 10-mile day loop trail as well.
Hiking at Zaleski is a great place to visit when you’re beginning your backpacking adventure. The trails are moderately challenging and they give inexperienced hikers the opportunity to get used to life on the trail before taking on more challenging hikes.
Within Zaleski State Forest, visitors will find Lake Hope State Park, a gorgeous 2,983-acre lake. The lake is a must-visit any time of the year, but especially if you’re planning an adventure in the hotter summer months.
There are some areas of the Backpack Trail that can be a bit boggy, so those hiking in the summer should definitely remember to bring the bug spray. The forest is open to visitors from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily, but legal campers are allowed to be there overnight.
Parking for the backpacking trail is located off OH-278 across from Lake Hope State Park. You’ll find the remnants of Hope Furnace, a 19th-century relic across the road from the backpacking trailhead. At the end of the parking lot, visitors will find a kiosk that has all sorts of valuable info about the forest, including backpack trail maps and self-registration forms for overnight backpackers. There’s no fee for camping while you’re hiking the trail, but you do have to fill out a registration form.
The trailhead is located about 100 feet south of the parking lot and is marked by a large sign that you’ll definitely want to take a selfie in front of.
Along the trail, you’ll find designated areas for camping. These campsites are primitive, which means you’ll need to bring everything you need with you in your pack. There is freshwater available for drinking, but it’s not a guarantee if the weather makes access roads impassable, so it’s best to bring what you need with you.
The main trail is marked with orange blazes, and side trails are marked with white blazes. If hikers become lost, the Ohio Department of Natural Resources recommends that they follow water courses downhill to a road, usually within a mile. All hikers should carry a map and a compass in their packs, just in case.
You’ll see all kinds of interesting things along the trail, but the Moonville Tunnel will definitely be a highlight.
Moonville was a tiny coal town that peaked in the mid-1800s with barely 100 people. By the early 1950s, the town had been returned to the wilderness, with only a few abandoned houses along the quiet railway. Now, all that’s left is the imposing Moonville Tunnel, which may or may not be haunted.
Zaleski State Forest is located about an hour and a half southeast of Columbus. It isn’t as popular of a destination as other parks in the region like Hocking Hills State Park, but that’s what adds to its allure. The trails are busiest in the autumn, but it’s nothing compared to the trail congestion you’ll find at other parks in the area.
If you’d like to start planning your trip to Zaleski State Forest, you can visit their website here. You can also download the official Backpack Trail guide from ODNR here.