The Indiana Office of Tourism Development works closely with industry partners, professionals and travel media including trip ideas and market research.

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Find trip ideas, travel discounts, and an interactive trip planner to attractions, lodging.

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Indiana Tourism at VisitIndiana.net. Indiana's leading site for Indiana travel and tourism information. Museums, Attractions, Accommodations, Restaurants, ...

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The state of Indiana is the 19th US state that is satiated in the Midwestern region of the United States of America. At present, it is ranked as 14th most populated and 17th most dense populated in the country. Indiana is a diverse state with some urban areas and plenty of small industrial cities.

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Indianapolis is one of the great cities located in the Midwest. Like many other bigger cities across the United States, Indianapolis has many things to offer. No matter what your preferences are, you are bound to find something that suits your style. Whether you prefer going to an orchestra concert or you would rather cheer on a football game, Indianapolis is bound to please everyone.

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The hoosier state is known for its sports, particularly basketball. Try one of the following romantic destinations in Indiana, however, and you will soon know it for something else.

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Whether your goal is to be the next Tiger Woods or just have some fun, golfing is an incredibly popular sport. Indiana golf lodgings offer you the opportunity to play till your arms fall off.

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Little Nashville Indiana is located in the scenic hills of south central Indiana at the intersection of Indiana State Roads 46 and 135. It is about a mile west of Brown County State Park. Nashville is the county seat of Brown County.

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Vincennes is the Oldest City in Indiana, and was named after Francois Marie Bissot, Sieur de Vincennes. Vincennes started as a French fur trading outpost in 1732. Vincennes, Indiana is located in the southwestern section of the state next to the Wabash River. Vincennes is 56 miles south of Terre Haute, Indiana and 51 miles North of Evansville Indiana.

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