Cherokee Nation is offering a chance to experience its thriving culture through several interactive tours. The Cherokee History Tour Stops at the Cherokee Heritage Center and Museum, where the Trail of Tears exhibit can be found; the Murrell Home; which is the last of the antebellum plantation homes remaining in Oklahoma; Tahlequah, the capital of Cherokee Nation…
Herb Hiller in Kearney, Nebraska where Sandhill cranes spend six weeks en route to Canada. For bird watchers, being this close to so many cranes is huge.
The Civil War History Tour highlights the award-winning cultural tourism program’s new season to salute the American Civil War’s 150-year anniversary: The Cherokee Nation Cultural Tourism program is set to launch the 2011 season, which runs from March through October and features its four historically authentic cultural tours and a wide array of cultural events. In April,…
GoNOMAD staff, bloggers, and contributors talk about the destinations they have visited in 2010 and the stories they have written for GoNOMAD.
Stephen Hartshorne visits the Cherokee Nation in Oklahoma, where he gains a new perspective on American history.
Will Rogers 131st Birthday Party Will Rogers Memorial Claremore, Oklahoma Cherokee Nation Photos by Stephen Hartshorne Previous Page Back to Stephen Hartshorne’s story about the Cherokee Nation
Will Rogers 131st Birthday Party Dog Iron Ranch Oolagah, Oklahoma Cherokee Nation Photos by Stephen Hartshorne Next Page Back to Stephen Hartshorne’s story about the Cherokee Nation
Alpine mountain lake outside of Torino Italy Lake Lovers Have a Home at Lakelubbers.com By Sarah Cavicchi When I was a kid my mother would set up my brother and me on our bicycles and lead us down to the town lake for swimming lessons. Cranberry Cove in eastern Massachusetts was our summer haven were…
David Joshua Jennings climbs Roraima, a mysterious flat-topped mountain in Venezuela which was the setting for ‘The Lost World’ – Part 2.
Medjet: Why it’s worth it to many travelers to invest in a medical transport plan–worldwide rescue and security and a way to safely get you home.
Mobile, Alabama. A trip to Mobile, Alabama, viewing historic architecture, the friendly people and the legendary Southern cuisine, in Foley and Fairhope, AL
By Kent E. St. John Senior Travel Editor I had only a bit of gas left as I pumped gas into my car on the way to JFK. The price was sky high; I was heading to Bartlesville, Okalahoma, home of past Oil Barons. The thought of Oil Barons and the price per gallon galled…
