Beautiful places and contrasts of Georgia
Introduction
Today we take care of a special destination. We travel to a labyrinth of cultural references. A land of geographical, ideological and economic contrasts as few. We fly to seek the southern charm of the state of Georgia, the state of the peach. Georgia’s state contrasts. The beaches and islands of the south of the state contrast with the mountains of the north and with their immense forests of pine, peaches and magnolias. It is the greatest state to the east of the Mississippi river, and the two great sources of income of Georgia are the torulture and industry. The contrasts are also reflected among small conservative cities and large cities such as Atlanta.
Developing
In this same city the great fortunes and values of the old South coexist with the epicenter of the LGBTQ, hip-hop, cinema and technology movement. Atlanta is a bustling city. A multicultural shelter full of green and beautiful neighborhoods that show southern hospitality. It is also the hometown of Martin Luther King Jr., the leader of the civil rights movement, and it is also the city where it is buried. Savannah, the creative coast. But on this trip we are looking for the southern charm of this magnificent state. And probably, there is no better place to soak up the southern essence as Savannah, which is known as "the southern host city".
This is a city that hosts one of the best art schools throughout the country. And the truth is that the entire city is a vibrant artistic scenario. With its magnificent urban design, this coastal city is a true balm for the senses. Separated from South Carolina by the Savannah River, we find this picturesque city where more than 40 % of its buildings have considerable historical significance. Savannah’s architecture is incredibly diverse: from the simple colonial style, the influence of medieval cathedrals to Victorian doll houses. Savannah is a beautiful and culturally very rich city.
The carriages thrown by horses in which to travel its 20 parks, a historical district of stove and cobbled streets and the gigantic oaks covered with moss convert any walk through this city into a true fairy tale. And here comes people to delight with southern cuisine. The offer in classical southern gastronomy is fantastic. Although the concept of "New South" has been introduced that fuses the most traditional kitchen with totally innovative elements. The fish and seafood cooked in the southern style are the protagonists. Darien and cotton plantations.
We set up to Darien. It is the second oldest planned city in the state of Georgia. What was once a large port, is now a quiet fishing village located 50 miles south of Savannah. Its places designed by Oglethorpe are framed by magnificent churches and historical statements. Here you can visit the oldest English that remains on the coast of Georgia, take a walk through the local museum or visit Ashantilly to know everything about cotton plantations. Madison, a town too nice. Located in East Georgia, Madison is the people that General Sherman considered too nice to burn.
A small enclave full of beautiful historical residences and a picturesque square in the center. The set forms one of the most important national records of designated historical districts of the State. Attracts visitors from all over the world, who arrive wanting to know the rich history and culture of this city. The natural beauties of the state of Georgia there are three natural places that cannot be visible to take a complete image of this fantastic state of the south. This is Cumberland Island, Amicalola Falls and Tallulah Gorge. Amicola Falls in Georgia. Cumberland Island is the largest barrier island south of Georgia.
A virgin paradise of swamps, marshes, streams and an immense beach of almost deserted sand. The interior can walk through an incredible forest full of trees lined with trees. One of the Game of Thrones scenarios. Amicalola Falls is one of Georgia’s most spectacular parks. Here is the highest water drop in the entire state. The spectacular landscapes and hiking routes make Amicalola Falls State Park & Lodge one of the most popular state parks in Georgia. And we end our trip in Tallulah Gorge, a spectacular gorge with six water falls popularly known as Tallulah Falls.
conclusion
Today, it is one of the most popular destinations in northern Georgia for outdoor adventures, such as hiking, cycling or climbing. The deep south is a fascinating and different area of the United States to know. A land with a marked character, its own culture and its own history. Its people are friendly, and their gastronomy, legendary. His incredible natural parks and his beautiful cities full of color and history will make you experience the true southern charm of this country. The truth is Georgia has something special for each. What more could you want?
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