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Highlands of Elgin

Surrounded by a quarry lake, the Highlands of Elfin has become the premier location to thousands of golfers across the region for a fun golfing experience. This 9-hole golf course is spread beautifully across the rolling terrain and also has several practice facilities including, short game areas and 20 hitting areas. With the various play leagues hosted by the course, it also provides the necessary accommodations for golfers with disabilities to enjoy the golf course. Read More

Established in 1977, the Hindu Temple Of Greater Chicago is a complex that includes two separate temples, The Rama Temple and the Ganesha-Shiva-Durga temple. The Rama temple has the deities of Lord Rama, Sita and Lakshman, Hanuman Lord Balaji, Mahalakshmi, and Radha Krishna. On the other hand, the latter has the deities of Lord Shiva, Durga, Lord Ganesha, Lord Subramanya, and Appaswamy. Besides the temples, the complex also has a spiritual centre dedicated in the name of Swami Vivekanand. The temple celebrates some of the major festivals throughout the year including, Ramnavmi, Shiv Ratri, Janmashtmi, Diwali, Dussehra, Holi. Open to all, the temple conducts teachings of Hindu Dharma, Yoga classes, cultural activities, and meditation sessions. Read More

Located in the northwest of Chicago, the Indian Boundary Golf Course is designed by the renowned golf architect Dick Nugent. The course feature strategically placed sand traps, spacious freeways, and greens that make the golf course suited for golfers of all skill levels and also challenging at the same time. Golfers can ride around this 18-hole golf course using golf boards. The golf course also provides accommodation for golfers with disabilities to enjoy the golf course. Read More

The Itasca Caribbean Water Park in Illinois features an eight-lane zero-depth entry pool, a drop slide, high and low diving boards, a family interactive pool, a 185-foot waterslide, and more. The zero-depth entry pool is installed with Deck sprays, spinning vortex, and bubbler bench. With zero-depth entry, water slides, spray toys, the interactive pool is insanely famous and loved by children. Birthday party packages, swim lessons, hosting a private event is also available at this Caribbean-themed waterpark. Read More

The Jackson Park Golf Course was one of the first public golf courses in the Midwest built by Tom Bendelow in 1900. Situated on the land, which held the World’s Columbian Exposition in 1893, this 18-hole golf course meanders across the 500 acres of Jackson Park. It is filled, with hardwood trees, which protect the fairways, the greens putting, and also provides a challenging experience for the golfers. Their driving range is a perfect place for golfers to practice their swing. Par 3’s and 5’s reaching 200 and 560 yards respectively require the golfers to use every club in their golf bag. With the skill training for the kids to enhance their golfing skills, the golf course also offers several league plays. Read More

Established in 1999, James Harris Gallery focusses on highlighting the works of emerging arts, but the art works are curated especially after the suggestions of internationally experienced artists. Home to famous artists like Matthais Merket Hess, Roy Dowell and Noah Davis, this gallery was the only gallery to exhibit their collection in 2013’s Pulse Miami.

Located 10 miles from the Indiana Dune National Park, the Lakeshore Camp resort has 115 full hookup campsites and 13 cabins for rental. Each campsite has fire rings and picnic tables. The campground offers access to many amenities that include four swimming pools, fishing in the 22-acre lake Minnehaha, boat rentals, a mini-golf course, weekend entertainment, and daily recreational activities. It is situated at a convenient for the campers to access the nearby attractions that include Chicago Train System, Deep River Water Park. Read More

Located in a quiet, secluded environment, the Last Resort Campground is a privately owned family operated campground. The property offers tent, full/partial hookup RV camping sites, as well as glamping option. With their very own private fishing hole, great outdoors, fire circles, grills and several recreational activities, the campground creates an ambiance of a carefree vacation. Hiking, heated pool, kayaking, canoeing, biking, volleyball, and basketball courts are some of the recreation available nearby. There are also many staff-led activities and events organized at the campground for all age groups. Read More

Established in the 1870s, the Lincoln Park Conservatory is home to one of the oldest public gardens in Chicago. Located in Lincoln Park, the garden is spread across 3 acres of land along the shoreline of Lake Michigan. The conservatory has four rooms that display exotic plants from all over the world. A formal garden is situated in front of the conservatory. A host to several sculptures and artwork, the garden hosts the famous Sir George Solti’s Bust, the Schiller Monument etc,. Encompassed within the garden is an Eli Bates Fountain, also known as the Storks at Play, and a Conifer Garden, which has evergreen plants. Read More

Built by John Wellborn Root, the Ling Shen Ching Temple is a triangular yet simple building in Bridgeport. The building initially started as a Presbyterian Church but went on to become a Buddha temple in 1992. With over 1000 disciples, the temple focuses on the teachings and lessons of Taoism. There are a variety of prayer chambers inside the temple. Each prayer chamber has multiple Vajrayana Buddha sculptures and symbolizes something like wisdom or health. The temple truly believes in the strength of chanting mantras to attain the ultimate enlightenment. Read More