There are plenty of vibrant and historic cities to explore in Louisiana besides New Orleans, and this one is an underrated destination with historic charm.
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A stunning historic riverboat stop in Louisiana is a revitalized small town with boutique shopping on the edge of a state park, home to a gorgeous lake.
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There's a reason the South is renowned for its cooking, and Louisiana locals know that one town's catfish cuisine stands head and shoulders above the rest.
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This lively destination blends rich history, music, and cuisine with September travel deals perfect for a getaway that won't hurt your wallet.
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Amtrak's new "Mardi Gras route" train line is a return to the Gulf Coast's past, with stops between New Orleans and Mobile, Alabama that will delight travelers.
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Head down to Louisiana to explore the swamps and waterways of this beautiful state park!
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Louisiana is full of off-the-beaten-path destinations that offer visitors a glimpse of authentic bayou food and wildlife. This coastal city is one of them.
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With a national park, swamp tours, pirate history, and classic Cajun cuisine, this Louisiana fishing town 35 minutes south of New Orleans is a must-visit.
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Summer vacations usually mean shelling out a lot of money. If you can push your travels to late-summer, these destinations may prove an affordable alternative.
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Near the town of Homer, one of Louisiana's most underrated state parks offers plenty of opportunities for recreation, from fishing to kayaking to hiking.
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From "Tarzan" to "All the King's Men," this scenic movie-lover's road trip showcases the best of Louisiana with dramatic bayou landscapes and quaint towns.
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No, it's not Baton Rouge or New Orleans, but this "frog capital of the world" nestled in Louisiana will surprise you with its rich Cajun culture and cuisine.
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From golden beaches overlooking a lake to the ruins of a sugar plantation, this fascinating Louisiana state park is the perfect escape from New Orleans.
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Discover the UNESCO World Heritage Site in Louisiana, which offers visitors a chance to explore a protected location whose history goes back to ancient times.
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Lose yourself in serene trails, birdwatching spots, wildflower blooms, and scenic overlooks in one of Louisiana's most stunning natural escapes.
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This unique tour takes you on a scavenger hunt through New Orleans and has a quintessential spooky, macabre feel that the city is best known for. Find out more.
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Louisiana is the place to go for big flavors, and you'll find plenty of delicious dishes and graceful charm in the Pelican State's Prairie Cajun Capital.
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Although this park is deep within bayou territory, it's remarkable not for its swamps and waterways, but for its pristine white sand beach and boardwalk.
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Return to nature at this Louisiana refuge on the Gulf Coast, a haven for migratory birds and marine life with tranquil walking trails and abundant fishing.
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Hidden among the bayous between New Orleans and Baton Rouge, this tiny town offers a laidback retreat right along the winding Mississippi River.
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Get away from the busy city crowds in Louisiana by visiting this town, a lesser-known, charming destination that offers many places for bird watching.
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This amusement park located in the popular tourist destination of New Orleans is a charming part of a city park that has existed for over 100 years.
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This reservoir has more than 1,250 miles of shoreline and spans over 180,000 acres, making it one of the biggest man-made lakes in the entire country.
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Fresh Gulf Coast shrimp? Quaint Cajun lifestyle? Important maritime sites? This secret, off-the-radar Louisiana town has all that (without the touristy vibe).
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This part of Louisiana is rich in Creole culture and food and offers visitors plenty of opportunities to learn about American history and enjoy a good meal.
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This massive, extremely old tree in New Orleans is unexpected tourist attraction allows you to see giraffes in the city, but be wary of climbing it.
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This amazing getaway on the Louisiana Bayou allows you to immerse yourself in Cajun culture, food, and see plenty of scenic views of boardwalks and swamps.
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