I hope you’ve packed light, because today you’ll travel a lot, visiting magical waterfalls, dangerous canyons, and cities with an incredible history. Explore them in the following video!

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Washington D.C.
Let’s stop in another city, this time in one named after the first president of the United States, Washington D.C. It’s one of the places with the most political history in the country.

Grand Canyon and Antelope Canyon
Antelope Canyon, in northern Arizona, is a barren tourist paradise. Just look at the shape of those rocky walls.

Manhattan
Now, if you’re looking for a more comfortable experience without leaving the city, you can visit Manhattan! Yes, the world capital of culture, finance, and entertainment.

Niagara Falls
Out of town again, how relaxing! Do you hear that sound? Lots of water, right? Well, you’re in Niagara Falls, far to the west of New York State, right on the border with Canada.

Yellowstone National Park
In the western U.S, Yellowstone National Park is so large that it covers 3 states: Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho. Its area is 2,219,000 acres, but enough with the numbers, this place is great!

Glacier National Park
Glacier National Park is one million acres in size, full of mountains and up to 130 lakes! This cold paradise is simply breathtaking.

Kauai
If you thought the video would stay only within the continent, you were wrong. This is Kauai! an island in the Hawaiian archipelago, making it a beautiful tropical volcanic paradise.

Carlsbad Cavern
Now let’s make a stop in southeastern New Mexico, as here’s where Carlsbad Cavern National Park is located.

Multnomah Falls
This journey begins in Columbia River Gorge, Oregon. The incredible waterfall you see here is Multnomah Falls, and it’s 620 feet high. The tallest in the entire state of Oregon!

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Glacier Bay
The next stop is very cold, if not freezing. It’s southeastern Alaska, where mountains and the bay are covered with ice.