The Center is a permanent home to the largest presidential archive in American history that features an interactive exhibit, complete with a full scale replica of the oval office and cabinet room.

Hot Springs allegedly sits right in the middle of an "energy vortex" which produces the energy crystals over which the mineral waters from a dead volcano run; the become ionized with energy, that, is supposedly healing.

The Arkansas River, flowing northwest to southeast, divides the state in two. Little Rock, the state’s capital and largest city sits on a bluff on the south bank of the river. Founded in 1812, the city got its name from the French “la petite roche," or "little rock," a stone outcropping on the bank of the Arkansas River used as a landmark by early navigators.

Today’s travel photo of the day comes to us from Whitaker Point, a gorgeous spot within Arkansas’ Buffalo River National Park, where Realtravelers Kyle & Dan went hiking this month.