Destinations
New York City:
The city of lights and the city that never sleeps. The New York City has three dimensions: politics, economic and cultural. If development had an origin, it was New York City. It comprises 5 boroughs setting on the banks of the river Hudson. This is one of the most densely populated places, with people living a free-spirited and fast-paced life. The landmark of New York are its Skyscrapers like the Empire State building. This is why New York is also known as the land of Skyscrapers.
Los Angelas:
The media capital of the world and the place that gave Hollywood its landing base and Identity. LA is the perfect place if you have thought of a Southern California vacation. You can always begin from here as this place is always high in energy and crowd. If you are a film and media person, then behind the studio tour of Paramount Pictures and Universal and Warner Brothers' studio will be one of the delighting experiences to have. Also, the Hollywood sign will give you a once in a lifetime kind of experience.
Glasgow:
The port city is located on the River Clyde in Scotland. It is well known for the victorian art forms, and a rich historical legacy of that begins from the 18th and lasts till the 20th century. Now with the developing time, it has a cultural blend because Glasgow is home to various educational institutions, so students from various countries reach there every year to study.
London:
The country's name is enough to bring with itself a legacy and a culture of its own. The capital of England is the ideal city to stand as an example for the 21st-century developed city. The House of Parliament, Big Ben and Westminster Abbey are not just destinations but are iconic places and monuments that have historical reference that makes the identity of London. The river Thames has been part of various stories and poems for kids young and old.