Do's and Don'ts When Visiting Banff in September
/We visited Banff at one of the busiest times of the year in September. Check out our list of Do’s & Don’ts to help you navigate Banff during the Labor Day Weekend.
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We visited Banff at one of the busiest times of the year in September. Check out our list of Do’s & Don’ts to help you navigate Banff during the Labor Day Weekend.
Read MoreBanff National Park has become increasingly popular and we can completely understand why. The park is easily accessible and the views are breathtaking. We packed a lot into our days and since most of the attractions we visited were popular hot spots, our itinerary consists of very early mornings to beat the crowds.
Read MoreOn our last day in Banff National Park, we made a last minute decision to visit the Cave and Basin. The Cave and Basin and the entire Banff National Park is a part of the UNESCO Rocky Mountain Parks World Heritage Site.
Read MoreCrystal and I aren’t very fond of gondola rides since we are both terrified of heights, but we were determined to overcome our fears since we made dinner reservations at Sky Bistro.
Read MoreIf you’ve heard of Moraine Lake, then most likely, you have heard of Lake Louise. Both of these lakes have the same turquoise blue color from the glacial waters and it is absolutely gorgeous surrounded by the Canadian Rockies.
Read MoreIf you’re planning a visit to Banff National Park, you don’t want to miss Moraine Lake. It’s known for its unbelievably turquoise water that has become one of the top Instagram photo locations. In addition to viewing this beautiful lake, there are many activities you can enjoy while you’re here like hiking and canoeing.
Read MoreBanff National Park is famous for Moraine Lake and Lake Louise, but have you heard of Johnston Canyon? We were pretty excited to go on a little hike to see some of the waterfalls at this canyon.
Read MoreWe visited Banff National Park during one of the transitional months in late August to early September, so it was a tricky time of year to pack for. Mountain weather is quite unpredictable so being prepared will make your experience at Banff a whole lot more comfortable.
Read MoreYou must do this fun weekend road trip with your friends! We flew into Las Vegas, then drove to Zion National Park, Lower Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend and some other fun scenic spots.
Read MoreWe've done a good amount of traveling in the US and here's our top 10 favorite photos we've taken from across the country that inspires us to travel more.
Read MoreThis summer we decided to take a 4-day road trip through California. We didn't take the typical road trip along the Pacific Coast Highway. Instead, we started our trip heading east from Los Angeles, then we made our way up north to the desert and the forest.
Read MoreWe wanted to visit Manzanar National Historic Site because it really hits home for us. It's not a site in the United States that is very well known. We actually found out about it recently through a friend. We knew the history behind it but didn't know that the campsite was preserved.
Read MoreThe most underrated national park in California is Sequoia National Park. The tall and giant sequoia trees are quite a sight to see and should be included in your California road trip itinerary.
Read MoreA few weeks ago we visited Lone Pine and loved the Western-themed town. When returning to LA, I wanted to see if there were any Western-themed locations here and I came across Paramount Ranch.
Read MoreWe made a trip to Estes Park, Colorado for Labor Day weekend and had the most amazing time there. We were there for 4 days and made sure we saw every sunrise and sunset. We even stayed up a little later in the night for some stargazing and it was the most incredible view we’ve ever experienced!
Read MoreWe have always heard fantastic things about Joshua tree and the reviews didn't disappoint. Joshua tree is full of rare vegetation with its cholla cactus, Joshua trees, and lava rocks.
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I often get asked what women should wear in Turkey or if there is some sort of dress code for women. In general, you can pretty much wear whatever you want. The only places where you need to dress a certain way is at the mosques. To give you a better idea on what you should pack, here’s what I wore in Cappadocia, Antalya, Kas, Pamukkale, and Istanbul.
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