Explore Grand Isle a charming barrier island town where Barataria Bay meets the Gulf of Mexico, just 100 miles south of New Orleans.
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An inland salt dome in Iberia Parish known for its fiery Tabasco sauce. The Tabasco factory, botanical gardens, and bird sanctuary to experience local wildlife.
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The crawfish capital of the world near Lafayette, offering a vibrant taste of Cajun culture, especially during the lively Breaux Bridge Crawfish Festival in May.
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The oldest settlement in the state is known for its French and Spanish colonial architecture, historic district, and Fort Saint Jean Baptiste.
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A Creole plantation on the Mississippi River, known for its sugar cane and the origins of Br’er Rabbit stories.
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Louisiana's historic capital is home to the beautiful LSU campus and iconic landmarks like the Old State Capitol, a day filled with history, art, and natural beauty.
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Experience vibrant nightlife on Jefferson Street and dive into Cajun culture at the Acadian Cultural Center. Don't miss the local staples like gumbo and po' boys!
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