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Thunder Valley Casino Resort

Thunder Valley Casino Resort is a modern casino located in Lincoln. Here, the Casino features around 3500 slot machines, 110 casino gaming tables, poker games, and bingo. There's a 2,50,000 sq. ft. casino space with two VIP casino rooms and an ideal casino gaming environment. They host big time poker events and tournaments like Ante Up World's Championship, Deepstacks, etc. You can also avail a Thunder rewards card via your Player ID for various benefits & perks.Other amenities include hot tubs, steam rooms, a fitness center, spa (charges extra), a seasonal outdoor pool, a nightclub, and a golf course. Conference area and Business centers and available for business activities. This place is well-liked for lunch and solo dining. There is a casual and elite ambiance. The dining segment involves a High Steaks - the steakhouse, The buffet, Red lantern restaurant offering Asian delicacies, and around eight bars/lounges. There are four restaurants and two coffee shops. There is a splendid range of beers and cocktails available. Along with the dining service, home delivery and takeaway facilities are also available. Read More

Located on the western side of Tomales Bay State Park, the bay is an estuary of the Pacific Ocean in Marin County, California. Sharing boundaries with Point Reyes Station, Marshall and Inverness, the area was originally inhabited by the indigenous community of Coast Miwok and was later explored by Francis Drake and then by Spanish Expedition team. Declared as a wetland of international importance, the bay thrives on oyster farming. The Bay is an excellent spot for horseback riding, golfing and water sports including sailing, kayaking, fishing, motor boating, and watercraft launching. Tomales Bay State Park is composed of 3 distinct use areas- Indian Beach, Heart’s Desire Beach, Millerton Point, and Shell Beach. The Point Reyes National Seashore and Tomales Bay State Parks are criss crossed with hiking trails of varying lengths. Consisting of a rich ecosystem, the park has a wide variety of wildlife including foxes, raccoons, badgers, weasels, chipmunks, squirrels, rabbits, deer, bobcats, skunks, and wood rats. The land and sea birds are also welcomed including the spotted owl, quail, goldfinches, puffins, great blue heron, pelicans, ruddy ducks, woodpeckers, and meadowlarks. Nearby lodgings include the Tomales Bay Resort & Marina, Osprey Peak Bed & Breakfast, Manka’s Inverness Lodge, Nick’s Cove Restaurant, and Oyster Bar and Cottages. Read More

Located in the financial hub of San Francisco city is the Transamerica redwood park. Built-in 1969 and home to 50 redwood trees the park is spread across half an acre of land. Located in the financial hub of San Francisco city is the Transamerica redwood park. Built-in 1969 and home to 50 redwood trees the park is spread across half an acre of land. It also includes interesting structures like boulders, fountains and sculptures to name a few. The Transamerica redwood park is a mixture of modern and nature making it an urban oasis of the city. Among the skyscraper covered landscape that the trees provide shade for it also includes benches where many working individuals of the financial district come to enjoy their meal. Read More

Tueeulala Fall resides in Yosemite National Park near Groveland in Tuolumne County, California. Yosemite National Park’s Hetch Hetchy Valley, situated in its north-western part, contains a set of resplendent waterfalls- Tueeulala Falls and Wapama Falls. It derives its name from the Miwok community of Native Americans who inhabited in the Yosemite Valley leading a hunting-gathering lifestyle. With a height of 850 feet, Tueeulala Falls can be reached from the Big Oak Flat entrance station leading to Evergreen Road which pave towards Camp Mather and farther to the parking lot of the O’Shaughnessey Dam. For closer views, cross the dam and head towards the tunnel near the cliff, continue hiking through the junction until a wood wooden footbridge comes. The Valley adorns a diverse array of wildlife and vegetation including Native rainbow trout, mule deer, black bears, bighorn sheep and California Black Oak, Incense-Cedar, Pines, Douglas fir, Manzanitas and wildflowers. Read More

The Twin Peaks are a famous pair of mountains, named Eureka and Noe, that offer some fantastic views of San Francisco and San Francisco Bay. The Twin Peaks are prominent enough to be seen from various parts of the city. At a height of 282 metres above sea level, they are the second highest point in the city, beaten by Mount Davidson by a mere metre. Though the top of the mountains hasn't been developed, it still serves as one of the best activities when you visit San Francisco. Some panoramic vistas of the city and the bay, along with a huge variety of plants and animals species make the Twin Peaks among the most favourite natural locations in the city. The endangered Mission Blue Butterfly is often found floating æaround in the strong winds of the mountains. You will be amazed at the natural beauty of the location as you hike up to the top, since there are no direct public transport routes till there. Well, a view which makes you work for it is all the more beautiful, isn't it? Read More

Twin Pine Casino is situated in the southern part of Lake County Wine region and the North of Napa Valley in Middletown, California. This casino was established in 1994, and it is run by Middletown Rancheria of Pomo Indians. Over the years, it expanded to a developed casino and a three-story hotel. It is a premium casino in the wine country. The decorations are as per the winery theme, and they host several wine events and celebrations across the year. The casino features more than five hundred slot machines, 12 gaming tables, Poker, and Blackjacks. Also, there are lots of Big Jackpots. This casino measures about 10,000 sq. ft.Apart from the Casino, this destination includes sixty hotel rooms involving three luxury suites, an event space, and a gift shop. Amid the dining section, two dining options are there, namely the Manzanita Restaurant and Grapevine Bar & Lounge. At the Manzanita restaurant, you can cater to your cravings for delicious foodstuff, freshly prepared by trained chefs. You can select from a long list of appetizers, sandwiches, healthy salads, and much more for your breakfast, lunch, & dinner. You can enjoy pleasant live music in the lounge. Read More

Union Square is a popular public square in San Francisco, home to several international brands and boutiques and many favourite bars, restaurants and hotels. Union Square is dotted with several international shopping brands and retailers. Some of the biggest brands like Gucci, Bulgari and Louis Vitton occupy stores in the area. Buildings around the Union Square are also occupied by the flagship stores of Victoria's Secret, Nike and Apple. The area is the city's top destination for high end shopping. Not just the shopping, the theatre district is located right next to the Union Square and also the historic French Quarter, with a pleasantly authentic French feel with various cafes and restaurants. The square is also close to many monuments and also the 'Hearts in San Francisco' painted sculptures are placed at the four corners of the square and sold each year. The Union Square is accessible by 2 cable cars lines, among other methods of transport. The San Francisco's famous cable cars are a ride you shouldn't miss, so make the most of your trip to Union Square! Read More

One of the most historic maritime vessels in the country, USS Pampanito is stationed at Fisherman Wharf, San Francisco. Its been restored to the exact condition it was in 1945 at the height of the Second World War, when it ran 6 patrols in the Pacific. The museum ship is operated by the San Francisco Maritime National Park Association. Its radio room is home to the USS Pampanito’s Amateur Radio Club. The ship also runs many onsite educational programs for kids and adults, as well as team-building for corporations. The ship serves as a historic monument and a memorial to the many submariners who served the country during the Second World War. It has also been used as a set for multiple movies like ‘Down Periscope’. You can even spend the night in costume and character at the Hyde Street Pier and then the submarine. Remember to podcast the audio tour on your phone to get more information about its different exhibits. Read More

California’s Uvas Canyon County Park is home to some of the small yet perennial waterfalls including Black Rock falls, Basin falls, Granjula falls, Upper falls and Uvas falls. Hike to the 30 feet Uvas Falls can be started off at the parking lot proceeding towards the adjacent picnic area towards Swanson Creek and following the Creek’s downstream. The park allows for overnight camping, picnicking and bringing dogs. The park embraces a rich selection of wildlife and vegetation- coyote, tarantula, black-tailed deer, red-tailed hawk, hummingbirds, Steller’s jay, turkey vulture, California carpenter bees and Douglas fir, tanbark oak, coast redwood, Bigleaf Maple, California Juniper and California Laurel respectively. Read More

San Francisco is a blend of cultures and undoubtedly an ideal space for museums in order to prevent and educate about immigrant culture. The cherry on the top are its day-specific free visits to some of its exquisite museums- Contemporary Jewish Museum, Asian Art museum, Legion of Honour, de Young, Museum of Craft and Design, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, Berkeley Art Museum & Pacific Film Archive, South Bay Historical Railroad Society, The Exploratorium. Read More