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Wat Lao Thepnimih, also known as Wat Saginaw is a non-profit charitable religious institution that strives to provide a suitable environment to learn and practice Buddhism and to preserve Lao tradition and cultures. It relies on the community’s donation for all the temple operating expenses, yet it is the largest Lao temple in Dallas. Apart from the usual religious events; the main event that draws the crowd in is the Loa New Year; held in April of every year where you can experience and enjoy the traditional Laotian culture and practices. Read More

Prairie Creek Park is one of the oldest parks in Richardson which is home to a beautiful waterfall. It is a popular picnic and hiking spot that spreads over 38 acres of land. Hikers can also enjoy the rich vegetation and wildflowers along the trail that leads to the waterfall. The serene creek, the falls, and nature bliss make it one of the popular tourists’ spots.

The Watermark Community Church was founded in 1999. The church mainly works at ministering the “unchurched, dead-churced and the unmoved” it is basically a nondenominational evangelical church. This basically means it works towards the upliftment of humanity more than working towards a particular set of beliefs and rules. The church works on four campuses, the campus in Dallas works every Tuesday attracting a large number of around 3000-4000 attendees. They talk about everyday things and events that affect people's behaviors and lifestyles. With the help of talks, discussions and interactions they try to understand and improve the reaction of these people in accordance to the situation. Read More

Amidst the varied wildlife, canyon, and caves of the Western Preserve which spreads over a 30 acres of land stands the 40-feet tall and beautiful waterfall. It is also known to be one of the most visited waterfalls and is a 220 miles drive from Dallas. The visit to the Westcave Preserve Falls is included in the 2-hour guided tour of the preserve.

White Rock Lake Dog Park lies adjacent to the White Rock Lake Park and is a fairly popular destination for dog owners to bring their pets, owing to its facilities and proximity to the lake. This is an off-leash park that is completely fenced off, and there is a large as well as a small dog area, equipped with a drinking fountain, drinking bowls and a pet waste station. While the lake is perfect for dogs to dive into, the trails are suitable for them to be taken on long walks. Furthermore, the park is open to non-dog owners as well; hiking, biking or boating are suggested recreational activities for them. White Rock Lake Dog Park also includes amenities such as benches and picnic tables for people to sit on. Read More

The White Rock Lake is a reservoir in Dallas, a popular site frequented by both tourists and non-tourists to relax and enjoy recreational activities. It is the perfect place to enjoy leisurely acts such as fishing, taking a stroll by yourself or with your pet, having a picnic, or a party with family and friends to just enjoying nature. At the same time, one also can opt for more engaging activities such as rowing, cycling, jogging, and hiking. The White Rock Lake is (approximately) 5 miles northeast of downtown Dallas. It was constructed in the 1910s to supply water to meet the growing need of Dallas. The plethora of activities one can indulge in is the most appealing feature of the site. On Weekends it gets crowded quickly; if the objective is to avoid the crowd, weekdays would be preferable. Popular attractions would be the 9.33-mile hike and bike trail, Winfrey point, the dog park, the Bath House Cultural Center and Museum, the Piers and Boat ramp. To end the day, one can enjoy the sunset at Sunset Bay. Read More

Wichita Falls, the name of the city and the falls is an artificial man-made waterfall in Lucy Park. Built after the floods of 1800 washed away the original falls, this cascading three tiered falls is 54 feet high and a 2 hour drive from Dallas. A must-visit place for the tourists as they can enjoy the view of the Wichita River nearby and the various recreational activities in the vicinity of the park.

Wild Things Zoofari was founded in the year 2010 and is an organisation that goes to various schools and libraries in Texas performing shows meant to educate people about the various species and about their conservation. Animal and Reptile shows are aimed at providing the audience with a hands-on experience on their behaviour, habitats, reproduction and conservation. Wild Things Zoofari is also known for its petting zoos, Nativity Scenes, camel and pony rides and carousel rides. Read More

Unlike other zoos or animal exhibits, Wildlife on the Move isn't a place but a team of experts; a team of people who have wide knowledge about animals, particularly critters. They go from one place to the other presenting a variety of animals educating the audience on the same. These animals, like snakes, lizards, spiders, tortoises etc., belong to different parts of the world. People of all age groups can be a part of their presentations or can stream one online. Moreover, Wildlife on the Move provides an opportunity to those above 13 to volunteer, learn about the animals and to share their knowledge with others. Read More

Surrounded by peaceful waters and a scenic location is the Willow Grove Park. The park is ideal for a relaxing afternoon picnic, fishing and camping night. The park is leased by the City of Lake Dallas from the United States Army Corps of Engineers. Filled with only an increasing number of activities for its visitors, Willow Grove Park has a 1-mile long multi-purpose trail, Camping spaces, a fishing pier, a volleyball court and playground facilities. These are only a few of the many activities that the visitors can engage in during their visit. To ensure a memorable time the park has free WiFi access, public restrooms and large parking spaces for its visitors. Read More