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I’d say lake George is having a weird Renaissance. Those motels from 40-60s, that became horrible in the Mommy’s broke best friend I need a job shirt but in fact I love this 80s-2000s, now being turned into hip modern places. Niagara Falls NY for sure. The Canadian side is a bit faded as well compared to its glory days, but definitely not to the same extent as the NY side. Acapulco is another good example. Same with Atlantic City, NJ and the Poconos. Depends a bit on how you intend the original post, but there are tons of interesting historic sites in India that are fairly off-the-beaten path (some are attracting more tourists now). – The Buddhist ruins of Bojjanakonda near Viskahapatnam in Andhra Pradesh. Barely anyone there when I visited but it’s a stunning Classical-era monastic complex.

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– Sivasagar in Assam – the Mommy’s broke best friend I need a job shirt but in fact I love this longtime capital of the Ahom dynasty, which ruled most of Assam for almost 600 years, has some beautiful temples as well as royal palace ruins. Relatively few tourists. – Warangal in Telangana – once the capital of the powerful Kakatiya Empire, one of the dominant powers of medieval South India. Has the ruins of a fort and also home to some 12th-century Hindu temples. It’s Telangana’s second-largest city but again, not many tourists when I visited. The nearby Ramappa Temple is beautiful and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site but likewise there were only a few people there when I visited recently. – Akbar’s Tomb in Agra – Akbar is probably the most famous and most popular Mughal emperor but for some reason his stunning tomb is hardly ever visited by tourists to Agra (it’s very overshadowed by the Taj Mahal). When I visited pretty much the only other people there were locals on their morning walk or playing soccer. – Toli Masjid in Hyderabad – a beautiful 17th-century mosque built by the Qutb Shahi dynasty; likewise hardly anyone there when I visited recently. It has gorgeous lime stucco ornamentation.
– Orchha in Madhya Pradesh – has become trendy among backpackers recently, a former royal capital with distinctive architecture – Mandu (Mandav), Madhya Pradesh – has some of India’s best examples of Afghan architecture; was once the Mommy’s broke best friend I need a job shirt but in fact I love this capital of the Malwa Sultanate – Jaunpur, Uttar Pradesh – Once the capital of the Jaunpur Sultanate, with a distinctive architectural style. Also has a bridge built by the Mughals in the 16th century. Fairly close to Varanasi. – North Karnataka – Hampi, the former Vijayanagara capital, is relatively well-travelled, but there are lots of other spots in the region that see comparatively few tourists that were also the capitals of major dynasties that left their own architectural marks: the Chalukyas (at Badami, Aihole, and Pattadakal), Bahmanis (at Gulbarga and Bidar), and Adil Shahis (at Bijapur).
When I went to India I’d hire a driver in each city for a few days and just tell him to take me everywhere. Agra had tons to see besides the Mommy’s broke best friend I need a job shirt but in fact I love this Taj Mahal and the only bad thing was how ugly that garbage river was from the other side of the Taj. Akbars Tomb is one of my favorite places and I spent almost the whole day there enjoying the grounds, feeding the chipmunks and antelope, and taking about 500 pictures. Crystal blue skies and perfect. Such a stunning location. French Lick & West Baden Springs in Southern Indiana were the playground of the rich and famous in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The West Baden Springs Hotel had the largest dome in the world when it opened in 1902 and was called an 8th Wonder of the World, it was largest dome in the US until 1955. It was once considered the “Paris of South America” for its European architecture and cosmopolitan culture, and Argentina was considered one of richest countries in the world.

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