18 Places Across America That'll Make You Feel Like You've Left The Country (No Passport Required)
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Maybe you're craving a vacation someday but you're not quite sure when you'll be up for traveling internationally again. Or perhaps you just want to roadtrip somewhere a bit closer to home. Well, the search is over. These places right here in the US are so unique that they feel a whole lot like international destinations. If we missed one of your favorites, leave it in the comments!
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