Unique & Offbeat Experiences
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The Corn Palace: South Dakota’s weird but wonderful gem.
Some landmarks are famous for their size or beauty. The Corn Palace is famous for corn. Yes-real corn designed into dazzling murals and it’s one of the Midwest’s most popular tourist attractions. First impressions. The Corn Palace rises proudly in Mitchell, South Dakota. It is like a castle straight out of a fairy tale. Except its decorations are made entirely of corn. Grains, cobs and husks cover the cover the outside walls. The designs change completely every year. That is why people keep coming back. A palace made of corn. The Corn Palace began in 1892. It was built to celebrate South Dakota’s agricultural pride. The farmers wanted to show…
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Roswell UFO Museum: This is where aliens meet curiosity.
Welcome to Roswell, New Mexico- America’s most famous alien town. Here, UFO’s aren’t fringe- they’re part of everyday life. At the center stands the International UFO museum and research center. It’s quirky, fascinating and seriously fun. The 1947 incident. It all began in the summer of 1947. A mysterious object crashed outside Roswell. Was it a weather balloon or something extraterrestrial? The official story changed, which fueled more speculation. Locals whispered, newspapers blared and the military scrambled. The world never stopped wondering. That mystery gave Roswell it’s legendary reputation and the UFO museum keeps the story alive. Click here for a Enchanted Eats of Santa Fe Half-Day Private Tour. First…
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House on the Rock: Wisconsin’s Wonderland of the Unbelievable
High on a rocky bluff in Wisconsin sits something extraordinary. It’s not just a house. It’s an experience, a labyrinth, a museum of wonders beyond imagination. The House on the Rock is part fantasy, part curiosity, and entirely unforgettable. The Birth of a Dream Alex Jordan Jr. dreamed big. In the 1940s, he began building a retreat atop Deer Shelter Rock near Spring Green, Wisconsin. What started as a simple structure grew into something far more spectacular. Jordan’s house became a sprawling complex filled with collections, inventions, and oddities from around the world. He didn’t stop. Decades of work created a place unlike anything else in America. Click here for…
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Salvation Mountain: A Monument to Love in the California Desert
Rising unexpectedly from the barren desert floor near the Salton Sea, Salvation Mountain is a riot of color, faith, and artistry in one of California’s most unlikely corners. It is painted in vivid hues of red, pink, blue, yellow, and green, and adorned with thousands of hand-lettered Bible verses, flowers, and religious symbols. The mountain is a beacon of hope and spiritual devotion. It was Created by a single man—Leonard Knight—over the course of nearly 30 years. Salvation Mountain is more than just an art installation. It’s a pilgrimage site, an outsider art marvel, and a heartfelt message to the world: “God is Love.” It is Located near Slab City,…
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The Wave (Arizona): Welcome to Nature’s ultimate Masterpiece in Stone
The wave is Hidden deep within the rugged wilderness of the Paria Canyon-Vermilion Cliffs Wilderness, along the Arizona–Utah border. It is one of Earth’s most extraordinary natural wonders. With its hypnotic swirls of red and gold sandstone, undulating curves, and surreal texture, The Wave looks like something imagined by an artist or dreamed in a dream — a place where time, geology, and erosion have painted a masterpiece in stone. Click here for an Antelope Canyon Private Helicopter Adventure from Phoenix Yet despite its dazzling beauty, The Wave is not easily seen. It’s protected, remote, and accessible only by a challenging hike and an even more challenging permit lottery. That…
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Carhenge: Welcome to America’s Strangest Stone Circle on Wheels.
In the heart of Nebraska’s Sandhills, where rolling prairies stretch to the horizon and cornfields meet endless skies, Carhenge unexpectedly rises from the soil. Hulking gray cars, partially buried in the earth, standing upright like ancient stones. It’s not a scene from a science fiction film or a post-apocalyptic novel. It’s one of the most imaginative and oddball roadside attractions in the United States. Located just outside the small town of Alliance, Nebraska, Carhenge is a full-scale replica of England’s Stonehenge. But instead of massive slabs of rock, its creator chose a very different material to summon ancient vibes on American soil: old cars. Dozens of vintage vehicles are arranged…
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Cadillac Ranch: Texas Steel, Spray Paint, and American Dreams
Introducing Cadillac Ranch. Rising out of the flat plains of Amarillo, Texas, ten old Cadillacs stand nose-first in the dirt, their tail fins jutting into the vast sky like strange, half-buried sculptures. It’s one of the most famous and delightfully bizarre roadside attractions in the United States. It is part art installation, part social experiment, and part public canvas. Cadillac Ranch is a place where outsider art collides with pop culture. Visitors are encouraged not just to look, but to leave their own mark. It’s loud, weird, colorful, and wonderfully American. The Birth of a Roadside Legend Cadillac Ranch was created in 1974 by a San Francisco-based art collective known…
