81 West Virginia Facts And Weird Laws

West Virginia Facts

West Virginia boasts the best of the East Coast’s beautiful scenery. West Virginia is a forested mountainous state filled with rivers, hiking trails, camping sites, and ski resorts.  From the historic Harpers Ferry to the celebrated golf courses in Greenbrier, West Virginia offers an unparalleled adventure. Did you know that West Virginia has a bunker? … Read more

76 Washington Facts And Weird Laws

Washington Facts

Millions of people visit Washington per year, generating about $21 billion annually. Why do tourists prefer Washington? Washington state, the Evergreen State, is a paradise for natural beauty, landmarks, and calm city life.  Other than outdoor activities, the state boasts beautiful islands, lush rainforests, and sleeping volcanoes that draw visitors. You can explore the state’s … Read more

95 Pennsylvania Facts And Weird Laws

Pennsylvania Facts

Pennsylvania is one of the founding states in United States history.  The Keystone State was key in building the United States.  Many historical events took place here, including drafting the US Constitution, the Declaration of Independence, and even the Gettysburg Address. Other than that, tourists can visit the various landmarks in the state. The battle … Read more

72 Kentucky Facts And Weird Laws

Kentucky Facts

Other than the famous Kentucky Derby, Kentucky is the birthplace of the Louisville Slugger baseball bat. Nicknamed the Bluegrass state, Kentucky has a rich historical culture and offers everyone a wide range of attractions. The stunning caves and hot springs that dot this state makes it one of the top tourist destinations in the US.  … Read more

84 Idaho Facts and Weird Laws

Idaho Facts

What’s unique about Idaho?  Idaho is a northwestern state of the United States. It’s popular for its mountainous landscapes, outdoor recreation areas, and protected wilderness. If you want to have a view of the amazing landmarks standing in this state, it’s time to take that ride! Before that, let’s take a tour of Idaho with … Read more

79 Hawaii Facts and Weird Laws

Hawaii Facts

Hawaii is one of the 50 states of the United States. Hawaii became the 50th state of the United States on August 21, 1959. It is the only state in the tropics that is not in North America and is an island nation. Hawaii is one of four US states that were once sovereign nations, … Read more

78 Georgia Facts and Weird Laws

Georgia Facts

What’s Georgia famous for?  Located in the Southeastern United States, Georgia is a tourist hot spot. This state boasts the largest aquarium globally, a beautiful mountain landscape, and marvelous beaches. Georgia’s historic sites take you back to when horse chariots were the mode of transportation.   These historic sites offer you the opportunity to learn all … Read more

75 Arkansas Facts and Weird Laws

Arkansas Facts

What is Arkansas known for? As the only state with an open Diamond mine in the United States, this southern state is indeed a unique place to visit. Other than poultry farms, you’ll enjoy the lush Ozark landscape or visit the William J. Presidential Library to have a feel of the oval office. Arkansas is … Read more

97 Tennessee Facts and Weird Laws

Tennessee Facts

Tennessee became the 16th state of the Union in 1796. Tennessee outperformed all the states in 2020 in tourism with $16.8 Billion in Visitor spending even during Covid-19. The most visited National Park of the United States is the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in Tennessee. Are you thinking of visiting or moving to Tennessee? … Read more

93 Ohio Facts And Weird Laws

Ohio Facts

The 7th most populous state in the United States of America, Ohio, is located in the Midwest region of the United. Ohio is the birthplace of seven Presidents and the mother of Aviation. Besides its rich history, beautiful attractions dot the state to give tourists a fun-filled adventure.  You can explore the Amish culture, go … Read more