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North America

The third-largest continent in the world is the home to some amazing countries within it. So if you are planning a trip around North America, then you are booked ahead of some amazing experiences. The continent is the home to Mexico, Canada, and the United States of America. Owing to its size, there is a lot that you can do around the continent, mostly because of its vast geography.

Witness the Californian coastline, ski around the iconic snow slopes of Canada, scuba dive off the reefs of Florida, catch some good rays of Mexico, and bask in the exploration of the islands of Puerto Rico. There are no barriers of season. Every season has something in store for you.

The best time to visit the continent lies entirely upon your wish. You need to understand where you want to visit or what you want to do there. If you want to visit the national parks, March to May is the best time. If you want to witness chilly Canada, opt for October to January. If you want to hike in the USA, try avoiding the summer months. Also, do not plan your holidays that clash with the US holidays.

As the region is huge, you will take a lot of time to complete exploring it. Visit Canada and explore the major lakes and trails. Enjoy the Broadway show in NYC or explore Las Vegas in the USA. Don’t miss out on the Mayan ruins of Mexico or stroll around the beaches in Isla Holbox.

To know in detail about the best travel destinations in North America, our blogs and articles are what you need to read out right away. We intimate you about the best timings to enter the continent, things to expect there, and the best ways to plan your travel within the states.

 

White Sands National Monument

White Sands National Monument

Exploring the Southwest comes with an abundance of places to explore. New Mexico is no different and one only needs to look at a map, and there south of Albuquerque is the White Sands National Monument. I drove in from the south, via an east to the west corridor through the top side of the Lincoln National Forest.