US Travel
Established in 1872, this US treasure is known for having over 60 mammals, 300+ birds, and iconic predators such as Grizzly Bears, wolves, and herds of Bison.
What is YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK
The three states that Jace and Sophia recently traveled through to go to a Wedding
Idaho, Montana, Wyoming
Although it appears black, this famous French Landmark is actually a dark brown
Argued to be the best cooks of Italy, the word for Grandmother in Italy is what?
Nonna
The largest airport in the world, in 2017, nearly 104 million passengers were counted
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport
A state that is also a US Capital
Washington (Washington State and Washington D.C)
During a special sibling trip, this one adventure led to great views, but some car sickness getting there
Mount Washington State Park
This landmark not only is a tribute to September 11th but also commemorates the year the Declaration of Independence was signed
One World Trade Center
Not just a name of food but a whole population of people in this country
Kiwi
After switching to a 3 code system, these three airports simply put "X" after their 2 code names
PDX, LAX, PHX
Nicknamed the Pine Tree State
Maine
Tokyo, traveled by Jace in 2023 is populated by this many people
37.4 million
This U.S President's head at Mt. Rushmore hides a hidden chamber
Lincoln
Which two foods are named after countries that are actually not related to them at all?
German Chocolate Cake and Cesar Salad
This city choose a spooky airport code of BOO
Bodo, Norway
This state's coastline is longer than the coastline of all the other 49 states combined
Alaska
Portaging
Made of 1 million roof tiles, the landmark had its first musical "performance" in 1960, but later hosted Queen Elizabeth in 1973. It is one of the most recognizable silhouettes on Earth
Sydney Opera House
The three rules of eating Sushi in Japan
1. Never bite the sushi in half, putting one part back on your plate.
2. Never dump wasabi in your soy sauce (or mix it up like many people do).
3. Never put a piece of pickled ginger on your sushi before you eat it.
Claimed to be the best airport in the world, it not only has shopping but a swimming pool and gyms
Changi Airport in Singapore
The longest interstate in the U.S
A historical site in Paris that has a famous engraving ""Arrête! C'est ici l'empire de la Mort "
Les catacombes de paris (Catacombs of Paris)
The Seattle Space Needle was debuted in this year during the World's Fair
April 12 1962
World's most expensive spice, Saffron, was used to soak the bath of a historical Princess
Cleopatra
The Federal Aviation Administration has claimed there are this many airports in the United States
19,633