New Orleans is famous for its humidity and business conventions, with a profligate underbelly. But the Louisiana city is so much more than that. The city has firmly placed itself on the world map thanks to its jazz music, the world-famous Mardi Gras, and a culinary cuisine that puts New York and Las Vegas to …
One of the world’s greatest rivers, the Mississippi slowly meanders through Louisiana before discharging into the Gulf of Mexico. Almost 20% of the State is water, but because Louisiana is fairly flat, there are few spectacular waterfalls despite its volume of water. Water is more likely to cascade with a small overall drop over a …
An incredible city with an amazing array of things to see and do, New Orleans has long been a popular tourist destination in the United States. Drawing on French, Spanish and Creole influences, the ‘Big Easy’ has an eclectic mix of cuisines, architectural styles and nightlife for visitors to enjoy. Located on the banks of …
Home of one of the most culturally fascinating and vibrant events in the world, Mardi Gras, New Orleans is the largest city in the state of Louisiana. Acknowledged for its distinct cross-cultural heritage and rich French and Spanish Creole Architecture, “The Big Easy,” as the city is often called, is among the oldest and the …
The southern US state of Louisiana shares land borders with Texas, Arkansas, and Mississippi, and also has a long stretch of coastline along the Gulf of Mexico. The 31st-largest (or, 19th-smallest) state, you’ll find no counties here in Louisiana. Instead, the state is the only place in the country to divide its areas into parishes. …
Not only is the state of Louisiana rich in culture and heritage; it is also rich in terrain. It is known for its deltas, swamps and marshes, as well as its longleaf pine forest and wet savannahs. In short, it is clear why Louisiana was nicknamed the Bayou State. With the Driskill Mountain in the …
When you think of traveling in Louisiana, or when you just think of Louisiana in general, a few things come to mind. There is, of course, New Orleans and Mardis Gras, that fantastic city and celebration overrun with decadence, no-holds-barred fun, and an experience like none other. There are the bayous—with all their spooky mystery …
The city of Shreveport sits along the raging Red River and is the place to come if you are looking for a wild ride and a huge range of things to do. If you like the great outdoors, then there is certainly plenty to experience here, such as parks, zoos, and the largest rose garden …
Baton Rouge is the capital of the state of Louisiana, and is known for its amazing food scene, historical landmarks, and fun and quirky attractions. Located along the gorgeous banks of the powerhouse Mississippi River, Baton Rouge is known for its stunning river views and strategic location, and whatever your interests, you are sure to …
Down in Cajun country, the seasonings aren’t the only thing full of spice. The people, culture, and destinations are packed with just as much flavor too. For your next romantic getaway, consider going to the heart of all the excitement in the Deep South. Or if you’re already in the area, take advantage of all …