I’ve never been very good at sitting still for too long. There’s always another place I want to see, something new I want to try, or a story I want to experience for myself. That curiosity is what keeps me packing my bags and heading out the door.
From life abroad to spontaneous adventures, travel has shaped so much of who I am. Here’s a little more about the person behind Expat Sierra.
Beautiful places, unexpected discoveries, and the little moments that make traveling worth it.
This weekend, I decided to visit the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian to kick off summer here in Washington, D.C. Upon arrival, I was impressed by…
The Washington, D.C. art scene is very multifaceted and provides countless and unique platforms for artists to stage their work to the world. GLOW is a distinguished public…
Georgetown has quite a lot to offer for anyone that is a history buff at heart as the town was founded in 1751 and there are plenty of…
These gorgeous spring days provide plenty of excuse to take a stroll to Dupont Circle in exploration of something new and exciting. The neighborhood is always bustling and…
The United States National Arboretum is an outdoor nature reserve which spans across 446 acres of land and boasts around 600,000 visitors a year. The location is best…
Dupont Circle is a trendy D.C. neighborhood that is filled with educational institutes, restaurants, shops, history and CULTURE. The location actually was my first choice when preparing for…
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