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Ini destinasi yang tak boleh dilewatkan ketika di Idaho

AH ahyarm 9 years ago

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Berikut saya kutip dari website touropia mengenai referensi destinasi wisata yang berkaitan dengan topik ini sebagai berikut.

Sandpoint

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Sandpoint may have less than 8,000 residents, but it’s a major economic hub in northern Idaho. Two national businesses, women’s wear retailer Coldwater Creek and salad dressing manufacturer Lighthouse Foods have their national headquarters here. Nestled in the mountains, Sandpoint sits on the shores of Lake Pend Oreille, (pronounced “pond oh ray”) Idaho’s largest lake with swimming, boating and fishing. Bing Crosby’s family once had a large stone home on the lake shore. Nearby is Schweitzer Mountain, Idaho’s largest ski resort. No wonder this charming place was named a Most Beautiful Small Town in 2011.

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AH ahyarm OP

Info Destinasi Wisata yang sangat bermanfaat, selain tempat-tempat diatas, kamu juga bisa mengunjungi tempat ini sebagai tambahan referensi wisata anda jika sewaktu-waktu mengunjungi USA khususnya ke daerah Idaho.

Sun Valley

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Sun Valley is Idaho’s premier ski and summer vacation resort, with many celebrities owning homes in the area. Located in central Idaho, Sun Valley is nestled among mountains that provide great skiing, ice skating and snowboarding in the winter, and golf, horseback riding, hiking and fly fishing in the summer. It is a year-round family tourist destination. Sun Valley has hosted World Cup ski races, while Olympic ice skater Sonja Henie filmed Sun Valley here. Noted writer Ernest Hemingway wrote For Whom the Bell Tolls here.

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Info Destinasi Wisata yang sangat bermanfaat, selain tempat-tempat diatas, kamu juga bisa mengunjungi tempat ini sebagai tambahan referensi wisata anda jika sewaktu-waktu mengunjungi USA khususnya ke daerah Idaho.

Boise

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Located in southwest Idaho, Boise is not only the state’s largest city, but also its capital. Part of Idaho’s Treasure Valley, Boise (pronounced “BOY-see”) was a stop along the Oregon Trail. The city’s 8th Street through downtown is now a pedestrian zone. It’s here you’ll find the Basque Block where you can learn about Boise’s Basque heritage. Boise’s North End has older homes and tree lined streets; the American Planning Association named it one of America’s 10 Great Neighborhoods in 2008. If you’re a jazz fan, don’t miss the annual Gene Harris Jazz Festival