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Contrary to popular belief, Lake Tahoe isn't just for rowdy college students on spring break. Outside of the peak tourist season, this breathtaking location embodies serenity and tranquility.

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This scenic spot, located between Sand Harbor Overlook and Hidden Beach, offers more than just a beautiful sunset view. It serves as an ideal sunbathing spot, allowing visitors to relax after a refreshing swim in the pristine waters of Lake Tahoe.

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Also known as Bridal Falls, this enormous waterfall, standing at a staggering height of 620 ft, is the epitome of dreamlike beauty. It proudly holds the title of Oregon's tallest waterfall, casting a spell on all who witness its awe-inspiring grandeur.

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Situated between two basalt rocks covered in brilliant green moss lies the Historic Columbia River Highway, resembling a heavenly motorway. 

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Aspen -

Aspen, a renowned mountain town in Colorado, is globally acclaimed for its ski resorts. However, its stunning lakes and breathtaking autumn foliage also make it a captivating year-round destination.

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Beyond the awe-inspiring resorts and iconic Maroon Bells lake, this town nestled in the Rocky Mountains is home to endless woodlands for outdoor enthusiasts to fall in love with. 

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Bamboo Forest -

Although it may appear like a mystical woodland nestled in the center of China, this enchanting site is actually located in the Aloha State. A hike of one mile is required to reach Maui's splendid Pipiwai Trail, but the effort is certainly rewarded.

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The forest offers more than just tall bamboo stalks as it also features the impressive Makahiku Falls. Standing at 200 feet, the falls have an enchanting "infinity pool" at the peak. While swimming is prohibited, the view from the falls' summit is indescribably stunning.

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This stunning castle, constructed in 1904, can be found in the 1000 Islands near Alexandria Bay. No need to travel to Europe to witness its enchanting beauty.

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Originally constructed as a symbol of love and given by George Boldt to his wife Louise Kehrer Boldt, the six-story castle now serves as a popular tourist destination. Construction on the landmark abruptly ended when she died in 1904, but it was eventually bought and restored by The Thousand Islands Bridge Authority.

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Midway Ice Castles -

If you're seeking a magical winter experience right out of a fairy tale, then this enchanting location in northern Utah is perfect for you.

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Midway Ice Castles -

These extraordinary ice structures are created by skilled craftsmen who shape thousands of icicles into magnificent sculptures weighing about 25 million pounds each. If you're a fan of 'Frozen,' don't miss the opportunity to take a photo with the ice princesses at this iconic location.

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This cottage in Tyringham is truly something out of a storybook. It is a colonial home created from a barn that dates all the way back to 1739, when the town was first established.

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The hobbit-like home was designed by the famous English sculptor Sir Henry Hudson Kitson. In 1920, he began transforming the barn into a sculpting studio and spent the last 25 years of his life completing it. Today, the breathtaking property can be rented out at a steep price for weddings and a variety of other events.

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Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens -

Experience the enchantment of these magnificent gardens within the opulent Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas. Witness an extraordinary display where countless flowers are carefully cultivated and crafted into astonishing masterpieces that transcend imagination.

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The botanical gardens exhibit stunning arrangements that vary throughout the year, including cherry blossoms and wildflowers in spring and a famous Christmas display in winter.

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Glacier Bay -

This incredible marine park is the habitat of a wide variety of vibrant wildlife, eagerly awaiting exploration. There are countless opportunities for discovery, including hiking amidst lush green forests and observing whales in crystal-clear turquoise waters.

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Glacier Bay -

If you're looking to disconnect from civilization and escape from the outside world, this is the ideal destination. Embark on a boat excursion and witness the breathtaking beauty of glaciers firsthand at one of the most captivating national parks in the United States.

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Biltmore Estate -

This massive property in Asheville, NC, is widely considered to be one of the most impressive illustrations of traditional French architecture in the United States. Spanning 178,926 square feet, it also holds the title for the country's largest privately owned residence.

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Biltmore Estate -

The Château-style residence was constructed in 1895 by George Washington Vanderbilt II, serving as a significant symbol of the Gilded Age. To experience a regal sensation, make sure to embark on a guided tour of this stunning estate.

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Dog Mountain -

This charming trailhead, which offers a beautiful view of the Columbia River Gorge in Washington, resembles a scene from 'The Sound of Music.' Its beauty is enhanced in spring, when the cliffside is adorned with red, blue, and yellow wildflowers.

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Dog Mountain -

This outstanding hiking trail spans 6.9 miles and reaches an elevation of 2,948 ft at its highest point, offering breathtaking views of the renowned Gorge down below. Some of the most popular attractions in the area include Mount Hood and Mount St. Helens.

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Cleveland Botanical Garden -

The Cleveland Botanical Garden stands out among the many attractive gardens in the US due to its enchanting 'Secret Garden' atmosphere, making it truly exceptional.

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The park houses 350 diverse plant varieties, 50 species of animals, and vast fields of tulips that are undeniably breathtaking.

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The Newport Mansions -

Yet another example of an architectural masterpiece built by the famed Vanderbilt family, this grand collection of magnificent mansions takes visitors back to the glitz and glamour of aristocratic life during the Gilded Age.

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The Newport Mansions -

These stunning properties from the 19th and 20th centuries captivate numerous visitors every year with their lavish arches, impressive ballrooms, and magnificent gardens. Among the most well-known estates are The Breakers, Rosecliff, and The Elms.

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