Indiana Travel Guide

Suppose you want to get a thorough understanding of American history and explore sites and museums while also getting to enjoy big-city life. In that case, Indiana should be on …

Located in the northeastern corner of the state of Indiana, Fort Wayne has over 120 miles of hiking trails, 80 parks, and 10 splash pads for children. There are countless …

Known as the Hoosier State, Indiana was admitted to the U.S. as the 19th state in December 1816. It receives some of its national and worldwide fame for being the …

Indianapolis, the state capital of Indiana, is also known as the Crossroads of America because it was home to a crucial part of the original federal highway system in 1926. …

Located 125 miles southeast of Chicago, Lafayette, Indiana, is a bustling city rich in national history and diverse cultures. Named for the famous French general and revolutionary war hero Marquis …

If you’re visiting Indianapolis and are looking for things to do outside of downtown, why not visit Greenwood, Indiana? You’ll be happy to know there are more than enough fun …

Warsaw is a charming small town in the heart of rural America. Founded in 1836, Warsaw has been home to generations of families who called it their beloved hometown. There are …