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Oregon’s Multnomah Falls
Located amongst lush greenery in northern Oregon, Multnomah Falls is probably on many tourists’ to visit list. It makes sense because who doesn’t want to see two waterfalls in one? It’s a sight to behold from afar and even better as you get closer to it. Although there were a good amount of people here when I visited, it was fortunately not as crowded as I was expecting it to be.
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Japanese American Museum of Oregon
Within walking distance from the Portland Saturday Market is the Japanese American Museum of Oregon. If we were to compare it to Los Angeles’ Japanese American National Museum, we’d probably scoff at how small this museum is. But don’t let its small exterior fool you because this museum does a wonderful job of using every space it has. And to be honest with you, I was very impressed with this museum and must say it’s been one of the best museums I’ve visited.
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Portland International Rose Test Garden
If roses are your cup of tea, the International Rose Test Garden in Portland, Oregon might just delight you. It sits across from the towering Portland Japanese Garden and is free for all to enjoy. It’s easily accessible by shuttle and makes a nice starting point within Washington Park.
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Las Vegas View at Night
What comes to mind when you think of city lights at night? Is it romance or the hustle and bustle of a city that never seems to sleep? When you think of city lights, which city comes to your mind first? Is it by any chance Los Angeles, NYC, Seoul or Tokyo? What about Las Vegas?
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Tropical Butterflies at South Coast Botanic Garden’s SOAR
If you read my previous post, you already know that I visited the South Coast Botanic Garden. In addition to going “egg hunting” on the grounds of the garden, I went there to specifically see their tropical butterfly exhibit called SOAR. There’s an additional fee to visit this exhibit but it’s worth it if you want to see exotic butterflies up close.