Bored of Same Old Attractions? Visit Washington with a Refined Travel Itinerary

When you travel to Washington, you know you're in for history, government structures and museum halls. You'll clearly invest some money visiting the National Mall, seeing the landmarks, strolling through the magnificent, free Smithsonian galleries and many more.

In any case, shouldn't something be said about the non-touristy, things to do in DC — the things that won't make their place in the list of top things to do, however, it will add a unique and unpredictable flavor to your trip? Here we have aggregated a captivating rundown of certain activities to do and experience in Washington. Book your flight tickets with EmiratesAirlines reservations and avail some lucrative offers.

Hike up silver star mountain and have a view of other mountains

Just outside Vancouver, on a clear day, the peak of Silver Star Mountain, offers a magnetizing view of Mount Rainier Adams, Hood, Jefferson and St. Helens. It is really well worth the work it takes to get to the top.

Then enjoy some really terrible art

The Official Bad Museum of Bad Art is located in Seattle’s Cafe Racer, staunched to all terrible art and artists, which is almost another version of being beautiful.

Visit the museum of glass
Tacoma’s Museum of Glass has some stunning glass objects and sculptures that take the fantastic art of glass blowing to a whole new level. Just don’t trip and try really super hard not to break anything.

Ski down mount baker

With so many mountains to choose from, go where the locals go and you won’t be disappointed. Mt. Baker is said to have the best slopes in the state. 

Rock Out…Peacefully

Attend Olympia Acoustic Fest, as this event is for those who love to listen rock hard music. The festival boasts of some best local acoustic acts from the Pacific Northwest. 

Stay at the “twin peaks” Great northern hotel

Stay at Twin Peaks, perched over the Snoqualmie Falls, making it a perfect spot to relax and unwind at the end of the day.

Relish coffee and cherry pie at the Double R diner

 Nestled in North Bend, The Double R is still home to “Twin Peaks” cherry pie and a fine cup of coffee that would be heaven midst the enchanting scenery.

Navigate The Ape Caves lava tubes

The longest lava tubes in North America which run parallel to the ground of Mount St. Helens, the Ape Caves is totally your worth the trip. Overcome your fears and visit this adrenaline pumping site. 

Check out Stonehenge without a trip across the pond
Constructed for honoring the soldiers of Klickitat Country in World War I, the Stonehenge Memorial in Maryhill is a full-scale replica of the original, so you can save some bucks from the long flight. 

Ride the ferry to the San Juan islands

The San Juan Islands is a best place to hike along the water, whereas one can also witness orca whale watching. When you are at the site, just sit back and enjoy the absolutely stunning scenery. 

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