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Top 10 best places to visit in Arkansas.
Arkansas is a southern U.S. state bordering the Mississippi River.
It's known for its abundant park and wilderness areas, with terrain encompassing mountains,
caves, rivers and hot springs.
The rugged Ozarks region in its northwest has hiking trails and limestone caves such
as Blanchard Springs Caverns.
Its capital, Little Rock, hosts the Clinton Presidential Center, housing Bill Clinton�s
presidential archives.
In this video we are talking about top 10 places to visit in Arkansas.
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10.
Garvan Woodland Gardens.
Explore the gorgeous flora of Arkansas right here at the Garvan Woodland Gardens.
Stroll through rows and rows of beautiful gardens such as the Ellen Edmondson Great
Lawn, the Hixson Family Nature Preserve, and the Dierks Promenade.
Learn how to conserve the environment at the Bonsai Garden and Learning Center.
Take lots of pictures, make tons of memories, and have fantastic stay at the Gardens.
9.
Crater of Diamonds State Park.
Known as the only diamond-producing site in the world that is open to the public, the
Crater of Diamonds State Park provides you with a unique experience that you will never
forget.
Hunt through more than 37 and half acres of plowed field which is the eroded surface of
an ancient volcanic crater.
If you are lucky, you might chance upon diamonds and some semi-precious stones that were brought
about by the eruption of a volcano some 100 million years ago.
8.
Arkansas Air & Military Museum.
The Arkansas Air & Military Museum is home to vintage aircrafts ranging from the golden
era of aviation to the jet era.
The exhibits in the museum display variety of military vehicles, aircraft, and artifacts.
Some of the aircrafts in the museum are the country's only surviving varieties of aircraft
that belong to the golden era of aviation as well as World War I.
This museum is definitely worth the visit if you are any kind of history or aircraft
buff.
7.
Thorncrown Chapel.
Towering at forty-eight feet, Thorncrown Chapel enjoys a wonderful setting tucked away in
woodland.
This is an architectural masterpiece, which opened in 1980.
Its unique design and beauty have resulted in the chapel being awarded a variety of architectural
awards.
It is a building that is both inspirational and spectacular in terms of its design, with
millions of people having visited since it opened.
Those who want to pay a visit to this eye-catching religious structure will find that there is
plenty of parking available.
Better still, there is no admission fee but donations are gratefully received.
6.
Clinton Presidential Center.
For a really diverse, fascinating and educational day out, a visit to the Clinton Presidential
Center is a must.
There are plenty to see and do here, as you take in the many sights, attractions and facilities
on this seventeen acre site.
You will be able to browse a range of educational exhibits and take tours, experience the inside
of the Oval Office and take a seat at the Resolute Desk, pay a visit to the Clinton
Museum Store, and enjoy lunch at the onsite restaurant amongst other things.
The center also offers a variety of educational programs with various camps and activities
for different ages.
5.
Little Rock Zoo.
Little Rock Zoo is the perfect place to bring your little ones so that they can interact,
explore, discover and learn all about the animal kingdom.
The zoo serves as a hands-on classroom where learning about animals is fun and interactive.
You can enroll your children in the Zoofari Camp where they can learn about animals through
enjoyable activities, crafts and games.
4.
Little Rock Central High School National Historic Site.
Recognized for its pivotal role in the desegregation of public schools in the country, Little Rock
Central High School was named a National Historic Site in the recent years and currently attracts
hundreds of visitors every year.
Here you can explore interactive exhibits and you can walk through the galleries while
listening to audio-visual guides to learn more about the site's history.
3.
Magic Springs and Crystal Falls Water and Theme Park.
Craving for some thrill, action and adventure?
Magic Springs and Crystal Falls Water and Theme Park has it all for you.
Enjoy some of the most breathtaking thrill rides like the Arkansas Twister, Plummet Summit
and the Sky Shark.
If you are visiting the park with your kids, check out some family-friendly rides like
the Rum Runner Pirate Ship, Razorback Roundup Bumper Cars and the Diamond Mine Coaster.
You can also spend a few hours at the water park where you can splash your way through
thrilling slides, exciting wave pools, and relaxing lagoons.
2.
Hot Springs National Park.
Nicknamed "The American Spa", the Hot Springs National Park attracts thousands of tourists
every year.
Stroll through the eight bath houses along the Grand Promenade then hike through some
of the park's 26 miles of trails.
Drive through scenic roads and have a lovely picnic by the Gulpha Creek.
Most importantly, don't forget to have a wonderful, warm, and relaxing traditional bath at the
Buckstaff Bath House.
1.
Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art.
If you are looking for an attraction that offers culture and access to some excellent
artwork displays, the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art is a great choice.
The museum is set in stunning grounds, so you can also enjoy the opportunity to take
in the natural beauty of the area as well as the various exhibitions.
The museum provides access to permanent exhibits as well as temporary ones.
The permanent collection contains artwork that goes back up to five centuries so lovers
of arts and culture are in for a real treat when visiting this attraction.
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