Louisiana is ready to awaken your senses with its food, music, history, and just plain fun. It’s time to hit the road and come visit. Whether you are coming in on I-10; I-20; I-55 or I-59, all roads lead to Louisiana.
It’s crawfish time and those mudbugs are as good as ever. Where can you find the best Crawfish? Pull off any of our roads and visit one of our many restaurants and you’ll find out. Don’t forget that Louisiana has the best crabs and shrimp as well. Put them all together in a pot, add a roux and some fresh Louisiana vegetables, and you have the best Gumbo you’ve ever tasted.
Don’t just think of Louisiana as just for seafood (as good as it is), wait until you try the Boudin. If it aint from Louisiana darlin’ it aint Boudin. The new Boudin Trail in Southwest Louisiana (Lake Charles area) is smokin’. Speaking of Trails, The Louisiana Culinary Trails will give you a taste of Louisiana like you’ve never had.
It’s spring festival time and there isn’t a place in Louisiana where you can’t find a festival for everyone. It’s the best way to experience the sounds of Louisiana. Whether it’s Zydeco, Swamp Pop, Cajun, Jazz, Rock and Roll or the blues, you’ll hear it in Louisiana. Great music, great Louisiana food, and we sneak in a little culture so you leave with a little bit of soul. From the Jazz Fest in New Orleans, to the Festival International in Lafayette to the Mudbug Madness Festival in Shreveport, you’ll have the time of your life.
When it comes to history, you can’t walk anywhere in Louisiana without being in the middle of history. One of the great things about learning about Louisiana History is you can do it while dancing to some great music, dining in an historic restaurant or cruising on the Mighty Mississippi River.
Come visit this spring and make history for yourself. |
