As shown in the picture above, Louisiana consists of 5 main regions.
1. Sportman's Paradise - This region is full of wildlife, lakes, rolling hills, and dense forests. Therefore, it is a huge tourist attraction for those interested in fishing, bird-watching, and hunting.
2. Crossroads - Located in the center of Louisiana, this region was once considered the "No Man's Land" of the state. Although this region was not included in the Louisiana Purchase, it is now well-known for its beautiful natural habitat. The variation of landmarks in this region calls for many activities such as camping, fishing, hunting, and water sports.
3. Cajun Country - This region of Louisiana may be the most culturally rich. The first French Canadians settled here and created a unique culture known for their food, dialect, and music. This region also consists of heavy swamp grounds, making it the perfect place for a swamp tour or crawfish boil dinner.
4. Plantation Country - Home to the state's capital of Baton Rouge, this region consists of the most historical plantations. This region is mostly famous for these plantations, along with the many antique shops, churches, galleries, and museums.
5. Greater New Orleans - This region is well-known for it's creative aspect. The artists, writers, and musicians' influence can be seen all over the cities in this region. The New Orleans area offers a little part of each region all in one. It offers exceptional architecture, a fun nightlife, shopping, fine dining, authentic music, streetcars, and riverboat rides.
