Indiana University attracts a global population of students, professors and academics, but many people may not know that Bloomington holds particularly close ties to Tibet. Professor Thubten Jigme Norbu moved to the city in the 1960s to teach at IU, and the 14 th Dalai Lama (his younger brother) has…
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Take a quick detour off I-65 to the little town of St. John near the Illinois state line in northwestern Indiana and you’ll find one of the most spiritually moving sites in the state. The Shrine of Christ’s Passion [NW] depicts the journey of Jesus in his final days through a series of 40 life-like…
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Three NCAA National Champion IU Hoosier teams have called Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall home. Over the decades, millions of fans have attended countless unforgettable games at this timeless arena. It's also important to remember that Bloomington is not only known for Indiana University, but…
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What do a Jail, a Castle, and a Silo have in common? You guessed it, they are all places you can have an overnight stay in Indiana! While a classic hotel accommodation is great, the Hoosier State has a collection of unforgettable lodging options that you must soon experience. This list was part of…
Read MoreWhere else but in Indiana can visitors hole up for the night in a silo, a tipi, a castle, a yurt or a former jail cell? Hotel snobs need not apply. These are 6 of Indiana's most unique sleeps. Patoka Lake Winery silo suite Patoka Lake Winery Silo Suites in Birdseye proposes a pair of two-story…
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