Louisiana is a truly unique southern state, with its rich culture consisting of Cajun food and famous Delta Blues music. Moreover, parts of the state offer a long history of French influence, specifically inside the French Quarter. This area is also home to New Orleans, which hosts the thrilling Mardi Gras celebration which draws crowds from all over the country and the world. Flying into Louisiana is convenient with the Louis Armstrong International Airport located in the bustling city of New Orleans. There is also a commercial airport in the capital city of Baton Rouge. For some outdoor enjoyment, Louisiana offers beautiful park areas like Avery Island, a wildlife sanctuary where you can see subtropical flora and different species native to the area. When visiting any of the cities in Louisiana, it is highly suggested to try some of the local cuisine and seafood, much of which has the authentic Cajun spices.

Louisianaﾒs largest neighbor is Texas, which offers its own unique and proud history. The state is also home to Big Bend National Park, Palo Duro Canyon, and the Guadalupe Mountains National Park, making it a perfect stop for outdoor enthusiasts. Arkansas neighbors Louisiana to the north, and also offers some unique landscapes with the Ozark Mountains and also plenty of flatter, agricultural areas. Louisiana and the southern part of the US have beautiful swamps where you can ride a small water vessel and see alligators and other amazing wildlife. History enthusiasts will also enjoy the Civil War historical landmarks, like several battlefields East of Louisiana inside Mississippi.