USA Blog & Guides

Moving to the USA: Green Card & Citizenship Guide Thinking about leaving your home country and starting a new life in the United States? Maybe you’ve been comparing countries on Worldlya and the USA keeps pulling you back. This guide walks you through the real-world steps of getting a Green Card and, later, U.S. citizenship…

The US Healthcare System Explained for Visitors Planning a trip, internship, or move to the United States? The healthcare system can feel confusing – even for Americans. There’s no national health service, prices are suprisingly high, and insurance rules can be tricky. This guide walks you through how it works, what hospitals and clinics are…

The US Education System: Public Schools, Colleges, and Universities Thinking about studying in the United States or just curious how the whole thing works? The US education system can look confusing from the outside: K–12, credits, majors, community colleges, state universities… it’s a lot. Let’s walk through it in plain English so you can quickly…

Cost of Living in the USA: State-by-State Guide to Rent, Food & Transport Thinking about moving to the United States, or from one state to another? The USA isn’t one single price tag. Living in Hawaii can cost more than twice as much as life in Oklahoma when you add up rent, groceries and getting…

Working and Finding a Job in the USA – Work Culture, Minimum Wage & Top Industries The United States is still seen as a huge job market and a place for career growth. Yet once you land there, you quickly notice that the work culture, salaries and job search rules can feel very different from…

U.S. Constitution & Bill of Rights: Fundamental Rights You Should Know The U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights are the core rulebook of the United States. They shape how power is shared, what the government can do, and – most important for you – what it cannot do to people living in or visiting…

U.S. Economy Overview: GDP, Tech, Finance, Agriculture The United States is not just a big economy – it is the largest in the world by GDP. If you are curious about living, working, investing or studying in the U.S., understanding how this economy works makes everything else (jobs, salaries, prices) much easier to read. Let’s…

History of the United States: Founding, Civil War and World Wars The story of the United States is basically the story of a young experiment that refused to stay small. From a bunch of British colonies on the Atlantic coast, it turned into a continental giant and then a global power that still shapes world…

United States • Government & Politics Overview US Government System and Politics: How the President, Congress and Supreme Court Work The United States has one of the most studied political systems in the world. It is a constitutional federal republic with power shared between the national (federal) government and the 50 states. At the heart…

The United States has four iconic celebrations that shape its cultural calendar: Independence Day (July 4th), Thanksgiving, Halloween, and Christmas. Each holiday blends history, food, symbols, and community traditions, making them essential for anyone who wants to truly understand life in the USA. Quick snapshot • July 4th – US Independence & fireworks • Thanksgiving…

Culture Guide • United States Sports Culture in the USA: American Football (NFL), Basketball (NBA), Baseball (MLB) In the United States, sports are more than games. They shape local identity, fill national holidays, influence language and fashion, and provide a shared rhythm to everyday life. Among many sports, American football, basketball and baseball are the…

American Culture • Food & Travel Guide American Cuisine and Food Culture: From Regional Classics to Thanksgiving Dinner If you are planning to visit or study in the United States, understanding American cuisine will help you read menus, talk with locals, and enjoy the country beyond famous landmarks. American food is much more than fast…

Worldlya • United States Profile Population and Demographics of the USA – Ethnicity, Immigration, Population Density The United States is not only one of the most populous countries in the world – it is also one of the most demographically complex. Understanding who lives in the USA, where they live, and how the population is…

Worldlya · United States Guide Religion in the United States: Dominant Faiths and Growing Diversity The United States is often described as both a highly religious and a deeply diverse country. Christianity remains the largest faith, yet the number of people who follow other religions – or no religion at all – is steadily growing….

American Culture and Social Etiquette: Tipping, Greetings, and Small Talk The United States is a large and diverse country, but visitors often notice some common patterns in everyday behavior. People tend to be friendly, informal, and focused on efficiency. At the same time, they care about personal space, expect politeness, and follow clear unwritten rules…

USA • Practical Visitor Guidance Safety and Travel Tips for the USA (Staying Safe & Key Emergency Numbers for Tourists) Visiting the United States can be an amazing experience – from national parks and big cities to small coastal towns. To really enjoy your trip, you also need a clear, realistic understanding of how to…

USA Travel Guide · Worldlya Top Tourist Attractions and Landmarks in the USA From New York’s Statue of Liberty to the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco and the vast Grand Canyon, the United States is packed with landmarks that define the country’s story. This guide walks you through the most famous places to visit,…

Transportation in the USA: How to Move Around a Very Big Country The United States is huge: flying from New York to Los Angeles covers almost the same distance as flying from London to the Middle East. Because of this, Americans rely on a mix of domestic flights, Amtrak trains, long-distance buses like Greyhound, and…

Accommodation in the USA: A Practical Guide to Hotels, Motels, Airbnb & Hostels Planning a trip to the United States and wondering where to sleep? The country is huge, and accommodation in the USA ranges from simple roadside motels to luxury skyscraper hotels, cozy Airbnb apartments, and social hostels. Choosing the right place to stay…

Planning a trip to the United States? Whether you’re dreaming of New York’s skyscrapers, California’s beaches, or the vast national parks, your first step is navigating the U.S. entry requirements. The system can seem confusing—what’s the difference between an ESTA and a B1/B2 visa? Which one do you need? This guide breaks down everything you…

Worldlya Travel Guide National Parks in the USA The ultimate, traveler-tested guide to Yellowstone, Yosemite, and the Grand Canyon—what to see, when to go, how to plan, and how to visit responsibly. Jump to sections ↓ Quick navigation Why U.S. national parks? Best time to visit Park passes & fees Sample itineraries Yellowstone guide Yosemite…

America’s Wild Icons: Where to Find Bison, Bald Eagles, and Bears The United States is a country defined by its staggering diversity, not just in its culture and cities, but in its vast, untamed landscapes. For travelers seeking to understand the true spirit of the nation, connecting with its iconic wildlife is an unforgettable experience….

A Nation of Cities: Exploring the Major Urban Hubs of the United States The United States is a country of immense scale, and its heart beats strongest within its sprawling, vibrant, and incredibly diverse major cities. When exploring the United States as a country, it’s impossible to grasp its full identity without diving into its…

The 50 States of America: A Complete Guide to Capitals & Key Features Explore the unique identity, capital city, and defining characteristics of every state in the Union. When exploring the major nations of the world on Worldlya.com, the United States presents a unique challenge. It’s not just a single country but a complex “E…

A Continent Within a Country: Exploring the Vast Geography of the United States Welcome to a journey across the United States, a nation so vast it spans a continent and touches two different oceans. For any visitor to Worldlya exploring the globe, understanding the U.S. means understanding its incredible geographic diversity. It is not just…

United States Climate Guide Climate and Weather in the United States Regional climates, hurricane season, and smart travel timing—explained clearly. At a glance East & Mid-Atlantic: 4 seasons, humid summers, icy winters north of DC. Southeast & Gulf: subtropical; muggy summers, mild winters, hurricanes Jun–Nov. Florida: Wet season May–Oct, dry & sunny Nov–Apr; hurricane exposure…

Planning a trip to the United States? It’s a fantastic choice, but figuring out the “best time” to visit this vast country can feel overwhelming. Spanning from the icy tundra of Alaska to the tropical beaches of Florida, the USA is a land of dramatic regional and seasonal differences. A perfect trip in May to…