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F.M. Law Park

F.M. Law Park consists of the Junior Golf Learning Center which is a nine-hole course for young golfers. It has putting/chipping green with a lighted 80-station driving range, and an indoor learning centre with practice facilities. F.M. Law Park functions with the First Tee of Greater Houston, a youth development program that is free of cost for registered young golfers from the age of seven to 18. The course has four sets of tees for players of different skill levels and provides a very informative and guided learning environment. It is a municipal golf course and welcomes visitors all year-round. Read More

Galveston Island Historic Pleasure Pier, as the name suggests, is a pier located in Galveston, Texas. This pleasure pier was opened to the public in 2012 and it is reconstructed at the place of an old one that was destroyed in 1961 by Hurricane Carla. Built on the waters of the Gulf of Mexico, Galveston Island Historic Pleasure Pier has one roller coaster, 15 rides, and several family-oriented games. The most famous is the Iron Shark rollercoaster which over 100 feet tall. Other attractions are Galaxy Wheel – a 100-foot-tall Ferris wheel, Texas Star Flyer, and more. The amusement park has extensive dining options on and near the pier with pizzas, burgers, shrimps, wines, and more to pick from. Read More

Galveston Island State Park spans up to 2,000 acres encompassing different terrains such as estuaries, wetlands, and beaches. Here, you can experience the Gulf of Mexico, Galveston Bay, or both. Popular activities that one can enjoy are kayaking, bird watching, nature field trips, fishing, swimming, hiking, surfing, and biking. It is also equipped with restroom, showers, picnic tables; rental cabins, tents, and RVs are also available for rent.

Gator Bayou Adventure Park is a part of the Grand Texas theme park. Located alongside the Big Rivers Waterpark, this adventure park hosts a large number of dry and aerial activities. Gator Bayou attracts all those who are not a water park fan and can have fun irrespective of the season. It consists of an aerial rope challenge called the Eagle Challenge. There also is a seven-story free-fall Vulture’s Dive experience; and zip line over the wave pool, down a creek, and over the pond. Not to forget, Hawk’s Glide and an inflatable aqua park to entertain visitors across all age groups. Read More

Gauri Siddhivinayak Temple is a popular temple in the city of Houston, dedicated primarily to Lord Ganesha (Vinayaka), the God of wisdom and prosperity, to his creator, Goddess Gauri (an incarnation of Goddess Parvati) and also to others such as Goddess Durga. The temple houses statues (murtis) of these deities and it seeks to teach about the Hindu religion via several religious, cultural, educational and social activities suitable for all ages. Besides the daily artis, it is also known to host several festivals throughout the year. Moreover, Gauri Siddhivinayak Temple provides the option to hire priests for ceremonies like Vastu Shanti, Mundan Sanskar, Hindu wedding ceremonies and Simant and also during festivals, such as for Navchandi Puja, Markand Puja and Shri Lakshmi Puja. Read More

The Genoa Friendship Garden is a host to 14 unique gardens, an educational center, and also a Greenhouse facility. It is home to perennials, vegetables, herbs, fruit trees, and water features. The garden also allows visitors to participate in a variety of events and programs like Open Garden Day and the Weekly Garden day, which are a public tour of the gardens and also allows the purchase of plants from the greenhouse facility. The main aim of the Genoa Friendship garden is to inspire and educate the visitors about horticulture for which there are lecture series that are conducted at the education center. Read More

Formerly known as Transco Waterwall and Williams Waterwall, Gerald D. Hines Waterwall Park is known for its multi-story U-shaped fountain. Nestled in the uptown district of Houston, Gerald D. Hines Waterwall Park features a 64-foot fountain recirculating 11,000 gallons of water per minute. This water wall was designed and created by John Burgee and Philip Johnson in 1985. And the oak trees that shade the 3-acre park, and the park surrounding the fountain serves as an architectural amenity to the location. This location is one of the most-photographed sites in the city, and it’s perfect for strolling, picnicking, and playing around in the park. Read More

Glenbrook Park Golf Course is an 18-hole golf course located in the southeast of downtown Houston. This course is overseen by the Houston Parks and Recreation Department. It is a fairly competitive golf course and consists of four different tee sets, challenging golfers of all skills. It features mildly wooded surroundings, water hazards, sand traps, and mature tree lines at the fairways. Glenbrook Park Golf Course has many risk-reward opportunities that make it a favorable choice for golfers who like to be challenged. It has several water hazards and sand traps within the wooden surroundings, adding up to the challenge. To aid them, they have professional trainers who can guide through the terrain and with the game.However, this golf course is soon slated to shut down to give way to the Houston Botanic Garden. Read More

Golf Club of Houston is located in the northeast of Houston and comprises two golf courses, the Member Course and the Tournament Course. Both the courses have 18-holes with each flaunting Bermuda grass fairways and greens. They operate year-round and additional features like the Pro Shop and dining restaurants. Golf Club of Houston opened its gates to the public in 2005 and has hosted various tournaments since then. While the Tournament Course is open to the public, the Member Course is a private club for members only. The former has many native plants and wildlife which provide it a serene aura. The latter, however, is challenging with constant unpredictability throughout the course, making it a good choice for seasoned players. Read More

Grand Texas Theme Park is a one-stop amusement cum entertainment park with dining and shopping options. It is situated near Houston's Bush Intercontinental Airport, about nine miles north of it. Grand Texas Theme Park is spread across 645-acres and comprises over 25 rides with five roller coasters and two water rides. A part of this theme park is already open while the complete park is scheduled to open in 2023. Big Rivers Waterpark, Gator Bayou Adventure Park, Speedsportz Racing Park, and the Grand Texas RV Resort are fully functional and working. The overall park will be divided into seven areas depicting Texas’ history and culture. Read More