After having a large breakfast at the apartment (so we did not have to eat in the park) we headed for the Disney Hollywood Studios! As we did get to the park relatively early, it was not as crowded as it would have been at mid-day. As such, we immediately headed to the Star Wars... Continue Reading →

Due to the rocket launch on the 18th of April, we absolutely had to go to the Kennedy Space Center that day to witness the (quite possibly) once in a lifetime event. As the Space Center is in quite a remote area, it was impractical to go there without a tour group so we booked... Continue Reading →

After a short flight and some bus/uber travelling we had settled into our Airbnb in Orlando. It was an absolutely lovely place that was quiet and comfortable. Orlando was a big place that reminded me alot of Gold Coast in Australia where the road was huge and buildings were far apart. It made travel pretty... Continue Reading →

The last two days of the trip with my parents and brother was in the city of Philadelphia. Philly was a city that was similar to D.C. but it contained history that was much older than D.C. We spent our first day or half-day seeing City hall and eating at the famous reading-terminal market. The... Continue Reading →

Our last day in D.C. was one where we visited the memorial of Heroes. The day started with us getting some awesome bagels and then heading to the Lincoln Memorial. After a breakfast picnic we headed up those steps Every few steps i took, i turned around to see the beauty of national mall that... Continue Reading →

Our Second day was a very eventful one. First we started with our Capitol Hill tour! Our sister Amrietha had booked us a tour of Capitol Hill, which where the legislative branch of the US Government operates, AKA the two houses of congress. We started the tour by visiting a Texas congressmen’s office, Mr Lamar... Continue Reading →

It was finally time to leave NYC for Washington. After checking out of the hotel, we headed to Penn station to take our train to D.C. The Amtrak train was very comfortable, with ample leg space, comfortable seating and personal power-plugs. It was a very short ride and we arrived in D.C. after 4 hours. We... Continue Reading →

To explain how we got to the ending of our last day, i must explain the incidents of the day before, on our route back to the Hotel. As we were walking form the train station to our Hotel, we passed the New Amsterdam Theatre on Broadway. This theatre was where Aladdin was playing (a... Continue Reading →

The last two days in NYC was pretty much the same as the first 3 days, just as brilliant. We started day 4 at a tour of the United Nations Building. We had a great, interactive, lively guide (posted to UN from South Korea) who brought us all over the place. First, she showed us... Continue Reading →

Day 2 was simply, STATUE OF LIBERTY. We made our way all the way to the ferry and after a rigorous security check, we boarded the ferry to Liberty Island. It was a relatively cold morning and was not the best day due to the large fog cover over Manhattan. However, it was better than... Continue Reading →