

Louisiana is more than alligators and Mardi Gras parades – it is a state with a wealth of cultural influences, diverse topographies and extensive historical roots. Louisiana's culinary roots run deep and are drawn from French, Spanish, African and Caribbean cultures. The history of this state is equally varied and blended, visible in the architecture of houses, churches, mausoleums and plantations. Visit one of the many state parks, enjoy a night on Bourbon Street, or browse one of the museums. Whatever your ideal vacation includes, Louisiana has something for everyone.
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Louisiana is home to America’s Creole and Cajun cultures and cuisine; the tangible blend of history between the French, Spanish and African people who made the area their home before and after the United States purchased the land in 1803. The Mississippi River runs from the north to the south, ending in the Gulf of Mexico. While it’s known for its bayous, there are also beaches, parks, and campgrounds. If outdoor activities are not for you, Louisiana also has unique museums, festivals and the Audubon Zoo.
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