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Explore World - World Travel Guide
Texas is big and bold. Also known as the Lone Star State, Texas is famous for vast cattle ranches and oil booms, with its natural wonders inspiring travelers from all over the world. Hike scenic canyons and dense forests, explore mysterious caverns or relax on undisturbed beaches. Texas is a great year-round vacation destination with sunny days and moderate temperatures during long spring and fall seasons.
The Panhandle Plains in the north-western corner of Texas feature a rugged and flat landscape that changes to reveal dramatic canyons including the stunning Palo Duro Canyon.
The Panhandle Plains in the north-western corner of Texas feature a rugged and flat landscape that changes to reveal dramatic canyons including the stunning Palo Duro Canyon.
The beautiful Big Bend Country is the most remote part of the state. One of America’s largest national park attractions, Big Bend National Park stretches from the Rio Grande River to the Chisos Mountains, encompassing massive canyons, rock formations and a vast desert.
The Texas Hill Country features rolling countryside and a strong European heritage with settlers from the UK, Germany and central Europe. Many of the state’s dude or guest ranches are located here. The State Capital, Austin, is known for its live music and relaxed atmosphere.
The South Texas Plains expand from San Antonio to the Rio Grande River, offering diverse scenery for birdwatchers, bargain hunters, and history enthusiasts touring The Alamo and other historical sites.
The Texas Gulf Coast is protected by barrier islands stretching from Galveston to South Padre Island. Visitors can wander along the Great Texas Coastal Birding Trail, which offers 308 individual birding sites. Houston, nicknamed Space City, is the fourth largest city in the US and is home to NASA Johnson Space Centre.
The Texas Hill Country features rolling countryside and a strong European heritage with settlers from the UK, Germany and central Europe. Many of the state’s dude or guest ranches are located here. The State Capital, Austin, is known for its live music and relaxed atmosphere.
The South Texas Plains expand from San Antonio to the Rio Grande River, offering diverse scenery for birdwatchers, bargain hunters, and history enthusiasts touring The Alamo and other historical sites.
The Texas Gulf Coast is protected by barrier islands stretching from Galveston to South Padre Island. Visitors can wander along the Great Texas Coastal Birding Trail, which offers 308 individual birding sites. Houston, nicknamed Space City, is the fourth largest city in the US and is home to NASA Johnson Space Centre.
The Piney Woods of East Texas offers a landscape filled with forests and streams, lush meadows and quaint historic towns. The region’s four national forests draw visitors for their beauty, peace and outdoor recreation.
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