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Author Lia and the Azalea

Frequent traveler, mentor, flight attendant, and author Lia Ocampo takes us to North Carolina for the blooming Azalea Festival.

Watch her colorful video about Wilmington, North Carolina's main event in spring. The festival lasts for one week. Those who can go, better make sure you see the grand floral explosion of colors.


April is the month of flowers as it marks springtime in countries with four seasons. 

Enjoy the spectacle!

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