The heart of American politics, it’s home to the White House, the Capitol, and many of the country’s top museums and monuments.

Carved by the Colorado River, this awe-inspiring canyon is over a mile deep and reveals millions of years of Earth’s history.

Bigger than the next three largest states combined, Alaska is a land of glaciers, mountains, and vast wilderness.

The city that never sleeps! Famous for Times Square, Central Park, and its iconic skyline, it’s a world travel favourite.

Home to the giant sequoias, including General Sherman, the world’s largest tree by volume.

With its French Quarter charm, soulful jazz, and festivals, New Orleans is a cultural powerhouse of the South.

Slightly longer than the Mississippi, it flows over 2,300 miles through the heart of America.

A gift from France, this world-famous landmark has long stood as a symbol of hope and freedom in New York Harbour.

Formed by volcanic activity, Hawaii’s eight main islands are known for tropical beaches, surfing, and stunning sunsets.

Straddling North Carolina and Tennessee, it’s beloved for its misty peaks, scenic trails, and rich Appalachian heritage.