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What You Could Get in Alexandria, VA for $10 – Strolling Around the Old Town

Posted on by Marya The BeauTraveler

Whenever I hear ‘Alexandria’, my mind always goes to the city in Egypt. But hey, did you know that there’s also another city with the same name in the United States?

Located in the state of Virginia, I wasn’t really aware of its existence until I got connected to Maria from Call It Adventure for this week’s $10 series.

Yup, she’ll be covering the city that is just south of Washington D.C. So, how could you spend your $10 in the city that is known as the Old Town? Check this one out for details! 🙂

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What You Could Get in Nashville for $10 – What’s More to Nashville than Country Music?

Posted on by Marya The BeauTraveler

Howdy, everyone? 😀

And that’s definitely the hint for this week’s $10 series… And yes, for the love of country music, this week we’re heading over to Nashville, Tennessee. The city is the home of Grand Ole Opry, and probably the first city on my bucket list that is located in the United States of America.

Why? Because I’m an Indonesian girl who would choose CMA over Grammy, and I grew up with Martina McBride and passed my adolescence with Carrie Underwood and Miranda Lambert. That’s why. 😛

But, just like me… You’d probably wonder, what is Nashville other than anything related to the music?

And that’s why, this week we have Joshua from Vacation Lion to outline what other things in the city that are worth to spend your Hamilton bill. Are you ready for this? 🙂

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5 Reasons to Visit the United States

Posted on by Marya The BeauTraveler

Over 75 million people visit the United States of America from other countries every year, but have you ever paused to wonder why?

With 50 states and several local territories, the US is one of the most diverse places you could possibly wish to visit anywhere in the world. In fact, there is a pretty solid argument that suggests no country on Earth has as many different cultures and ways of living joined together under one flag.

With that in mind, we are going to take a look at some of the reasons you might visit the US.

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What You Could Get In Washington D.C For $10 – A (Slightly) Unforgettable Yet Attractive City in the United States

Posted on by Marya The BeauTraveler

Hi beautravelers! 😀

So, after we covered Cusco in Peru last week, this week’s What You Could Get In The City For $10 will stay at the Americas, although this time we’re going back to the USA.

In the series, we’ve covered some cities in America like New York and Savannah, and this time we’re gonna cover an attractive city, that one that, surprisingly, people rarely talk about: Washington D.C.

I mean, yeah… We all know that Washington D.C is actually the capital city of the USA, but how many of you do have this city on the top of your bucket list to visit at the states?!

That’s why, I’m so glad that I got connected with Savanna from The Yes Project to cover the city on the series.

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What You Could Get In Savannah For $10 – Tracing Back the History with the Money

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Hi again, everyone!

Welcome back to our own What You Could Get In The City For $10 series, this time we’re going back to the States to talk about how you could spend $10 in a city that I’m honestly not very familiar with.

When Ruby from A Journey We Love told me that she could cover Savannah, Georgia for the social experiment as she was going there with her husband, I honestly have no idea what it’s there in Savannah.

To be fair, when people might be more familiar with Georgia as one of the 50 states in ‘Murica, I’m actually more familiar with Georgia the country with Tbilisi as their capital city.

I really had no idea about anything in Savannah to the point that I had to google about the city. And apparently, it’s the oldest city in the state of Georgia as it was established in 1733  as well as a strategic port city in the American Revolution and during the American Civil War.

So, what can you do with $10 in the city?

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