Wondrous Drifter - Curated List of Best Things to do and Places to Visit around the world

 The Grand Canyon is Arizona's claim to fame, and rightfully so.  The Grand Canyon is home to one of the world's most famous geological features: the Greatest Unconformity.  Things had transpired over a long time frame, but they are still a mystery. In addition to the Grand Canyon, there are many other reasons why people keep coming back to this destination.  And it's not just the Grand Canyon that has them coming back year after year.  Whether you're in need of a location to relax, a new hiking route, or the chance to discover some of the world's most intriguing hidden gems, Arizona has it all. Photo by Dino Reichmuth on Unsplash Arizona is home to some of the most recognizable and surreal landscapes in the American Southwest, as well as dozens of unique and interesting cities and villages. Visitors are drawn to the Grand Canyon and other natural attractions, museums, and family-friendly activities in the area, but they keep coming back for more. Use this Arizona

 The University of Alabama football team is a national powerhouse. Alabama is known for its passionate football fanbase, which will be on full display for any visitors to the state.  Some college football programs, like Alabama's Crimson Tide, have achieved legendary status. Football is the primary spectator sport at both the University of Alabama and Auburn. Additionally, Alabama is commonly referred to as the Cotton State due to the state's high cotton production.  In addition, Alabama had a major impact on the outcome of the American Civil War. Alabama is a gorgeous state full of exciting opportunities to enjoy football, history, and the arts. Alabama, often known as The Cotton State and The Heart of Dixie, is a beautiful state with delicious food, beautiful scenery, and a fascinating past. Photo by David Lundgren on Unsplash Alabama also has a lot of football to offer. The state of Alabama has a reputation for being a boring, uninteresting place to live and visit in the U

The Northern Lights have made Alaska famous around the world. Midway through September and all the way through April (with a peak in March), Alaska is a prime location for viewing the Northern Lights, also known as the aurora borealis. In order to see the beautiful aurora borealis for which Alaska is famous, you'll need to get as far north as possible. There are many more glaciers, fjords, geysers, beaches, and caves to be found than there are snow-capped mountains. Similarly, visitors to The Land of the Midnight Sun will have a blast exploring world-class art museums, rocking out at music festivals, and learning about Alaska's indigenous peoples. Located in the northwestern part of the United States, Alaska is often referred to as the "Land of the Midnight Sun" because to its perpetual daylight. Alaska is a very large state. Seeing everything would take an infinite amount of time. Photo by McKayla Crump on Unsplash Because of its massive size, it exudes an abundanc

Wondrous Drifter is a team of travel enthusiasts who live eat and breathe travel. How wondrous it is  to be a trailblazer  in curious spaces. I know that the  chaotic world feels  like it’s conspiring  against our energy, forcing the drifter  to stay still, to anchor ourselves  to the cities that  we were born into.  But ships were never  meant to stick to  the harbor, just last the soul  was meant to soar. We’re the lucky ones,  you see, we’re just  so lucky to be able to  rise up, lift up, pack a bag and go where our soul sings.                                     — Wondrous Drifter We believe that travelling and exploring the world is what each of our soul desires. We are born to travel the world, experience new cultures and seek out new adventures. At Wondrousdrifter.com, our goal is to inspire everyone to “Go Out & Travel”. With a professional team of full-time and part time writers who are avid fans of travelling, we curate the best places to visit in each country in the worl