7 Places in the United States to Balance the Chakras

If you’re seeking an intentional, spiritual journey through the U.S., these seven small towns offer the perfect destinations to align and balance each of your chakras. From grounding yourself among ancient redwoods to awakening your Third Eye in the artistic desert landscape of Taos, New Mexico, these locations provide a variety of chakra-balancing activities. Let's explore these magical places and the experiences they offer for tuning into your energy centers.

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Insider's Guide to New Orleans

It’s always a good time in New Orleans. The city is known for its flavorful food, incredible music scene and celebratory prowess. Its parades are legendary. Its cocktail game is prime. Its energy is consistently high. Few other American cities can claim its own culinary tradition, let alone the invention of a new musical genre. 

So many different cultures have made New Orleans the vibrant, dynamic city it is today: African, Caribbean, Native American, French, German, Irish, Vietnamese, Latin American. My ultimate guide to New Orleans outlines everything you need to know about the city, including where to stay, what to do and where to eat. When you’re ready to head south, reach out to plan and book your dream Nola getaway.

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5-Day New Orleans Itinerary: A Spooky & Offbeat Adventure Staying at The Eliza Jane Hotel

5-Day New Orleans Itinerary: A Spooky & Offbeat Adventure Staying at The Eliza Jane Hotel

It might sound cliché, but New Orleans is one of my favorite cities. I just had the pleasure of an early-October quick trip down there. It poured almost the entire time (pro tip: take an umbrella and water-resistant shoes—NOLA rains, a lot), but even soaked to the bone, New Orleans delivered. I stayed at The Eliza Jane Hotel, one of the city’s most charming boutique hotels, and explored the more offbeat and spooky side of this magical city. Here’s a 5-day itinerary filled with cozy places to eat, spooky activities, and a few hidden gems that will make you feel like a local.

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