My eight day adventure
By:Roma Mazumdar
Corpus Christi
North Padre Islands
My hotel was right next to the beach so first thing in the morning I walked through all the grass then got to the sand.Padre Island National Seashore separates the Gulf of Mexico from the Laguna Madre. The park protects 70 miles of coastline, dunes, prairies. They have a lot of animals like Kemp’s ridley sea turtle, 380 bird species. It also has a rich history, including the Spanish shipwrecks of 1554.
Heritage park

Austin
Hamilton pool reserve
The Austin Capitol Building

African-American heritage, art and culture/ George Washington Carver Museum & Cultural Center

San Antonio
river walk

The Alamo

Mexican Cultural Institute
The Mexican government sponsors these guys some how to come to Texas and teach about Mexican culture. Their is this huge olmec statue thats cool and a great place to take pics lol. They show all kinds of interesting media art. The art usually centers around a theme about Mexican heritage, or cultural pride. They play movies and sometimes do concerts, so its fun to all age groups like a youngster myself (idk if that made sence). The exhibits change according to time I think, so their is always something new.
I highly recommend checking this place out its actually a really cool and fun historical place.

Abilene
abilene Zoo

Fort Phantom hill
Grace Museum
San Angelo
san angelo state ark

Fort Concho

Chicken farm art center

Amarillo
Amarillo Botanical Garden.

American Quarter Horse Heritage Center & Museum

Cowgirls and Cowboys in the West

El Paso
wyler aerial tramway
it was kind of scary too though. Being 4,692 ft. in the air in a small glass/metal box. The view from their was outstanding. It looked like a mountainy dessert. It takes you all around over ranger peak, cacti gardens and just all around El Paso. It was a super crazy fun adventure

Magoffin home state historical park

Presidio
Big bend ranch state park

Fort Leaton
Fort Leaton is a one-acre adobe compound near the Rio Grande valley. Some people say its where the Spanish Mission del Apóstal Santiago which happened in 1683 plus they say that it was rebuilt as El Fortín de San José in 1773 and abandoned in 1810. I had only gone for a picnic but learned a lot more than I expected. They let tourists and visitors picnic, take pictures and watch and enjoy some dances that Mexican girls in bright red dresses perform.

Saint Teresa Church Festival
