Do you like Adventure? Do you also like to explore new territories? What better fun activity to do than Snorkeling? Snorkeling is a great underwater sport where you can see the beautiful underwater world. You don't even need to know swimming. You can still snorkel without any prior knowledge of swimming. The best part about Snorkeling is you don't have to dive deep. Everything will be on the surface: fish, coral reefs, starfish, tortoise. This activity is something that you can do with your friends and family together. Not only that, there’s more to this activity. Even though it's a leisure...

Austin has many significant libraries and museums in the city. One such essential Library is the Lyndon Baines Johnson Library and Museum. Libraries and Museums have played a huge role in preserving our rich culture and heritage. This place has more than 45 million pages of historical papers and documents from President LBJ's lengthy career. Libraries and Museums are the perfect hangout spots for people who like to explore history and venture through the past. If you are someone who loves to run through the past and discover hidden secrets, then you should definitely visit this place.

Austin is the state capital of Texas. There are many interesting things to do in and around Austin. One such thing is swimming in the Barton Springs Pool. Swimming is one of the most popular activities in the world. It's not only beneficial to our physical health but also quite therapeutic to our minds. The moment we put our heads inside water, it's just us and our thoughts in the water world. One hour of swimming every day will not only work on your whole body but will work your insides too. It makes your lungs and heart strong.

The mood is festive around us. The holiday vibes are still going strong. Everyone is in high spirits for the coming days. We all are hyped up to spend our holidays with our families doing lots of fun activities. So if you are looking for things to do this coming weekend, then don't worry. We have got you covered! Here's a list of places you can go and spend your weekend.

Have you ever been asked if you are a Beach or a Mountain person? Well, in this post, we will discuss Houston's beaches. Many could choose the mountain or beach, and some could say they like both. The best feeling one could experience is sitting on the beach and watching the sunset in the ocean. It's actually quite surreal. Some people are lucky if they have beaches near their place, and sometimes people have to travel to enjoy the serene beauty of a beach. Houston has many beaches that you must visit. Here's a list of some of them:

There's no denying the fact of how important books are for us. It's the source of knowledge, which is the core of everything. The history of books goes back a long back in history, from events carving on stone to inking it on paper to preserving the documents. Now we have libraries where we keep all our valuable books in one place. Every book reader's fun date can be easily said to be a quiet afternoon reading a book in the library. Houston also has many exciting libraries in town that you must visit. Here's a list of some of them:

The warmth of tea on a winter afternoon is beyond words. Hot beverages have become our comfort during cold weather, and tea is one of our favorite beverages of all time. All regular tea drinkers can understand the excitement of finding a new tea place and having that perfect cup of tea. Even if you aren't a regular tea person, you can explore all the cool tea spots in town. So here are some places that you should definitely try:

Coffee is one of the most popular beverages in the world. There's wide production of different coffee beans through different techniques all around the globe. The aroma of the coffee granules is so pleasing that it can instantly boost anyone's mood. Everyone needs that kick in the morning from coffee to get started with their day. Houston also has many exciting coffee places to warm your heart and satisfy your soul. Here are some coffee places that you must visit:

History

Soon after President Johnson's election victory in 1964, discussions about establishing a presidential library for him began. In February 1965, William H. Heath, chairman of the Board of Regents at the University of Texas at Austin, proposed the construction of the library and the establishment of the Johnson School of Public Affairs on campus. On September 6, 1966, the agreement was formally signed. Unlike previous Presidential libraries, which were funded entirely by private donations, the University of Texas paid $15 million of the $18 million required to construct the complex and...

Lady Bird Lake, a Colorado River reservoir, is nestled in stark contrast to the cosmopolitan buildings that surround it. It was originally named 'Town Lake' and was built in 1960 to serve as a cooling pond for a power plant. When the plant was decommissioned in 2007, the lake was renamed Lady Bird Lake. Its glassy waters are now a recreational haven. Lady Bird Lake is surrounded by emerald groves, winding trails, Zilker Park, and the revitalizing Barton Springs. Kayaking, canoeing, rowing, paddle boarding, and fishing are just a few of the exciting activities available on the lake. Lady Bird...