Alaska

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Alaska is by far the largest state in the United States. The state is well-known for its wilderness and arctic areas, but also contains many tourist attractions as well. Alaska offers a delightful experience to all the kinds of people, in the form of its myriad tourist attractions like Theme Parks, Tours, Museums, National Parks, Historic Sites & More. From the charismatic experience of the rails to the enchanting glaciers and, not to forget, the world of winter sports, the state has it all for people to have a memorable experience.

One can choose from wildlife viewing, sea kayaking and guided glacier hikes. Relax aboard a one-day cruise, pan for gold, and bait a rod for Alaska's world famous King salmon fishing.

Main Alaska's regions for tourists are: Anchorage, Fairbanks, Haines, Juneau and Other. There are wide ranging with mountains, beaches, rivers and most of all the glaciers and the forests.

Denali National Park:

Lying in the northern part of the Alaska Range, Denali National Park is the second largest National Park in the United States.

The Wrangell-St Elias National Park:

The largest and most magnificent of the National Parks of Alaska, The Wrangell-St Elias National Park is the home to 16 highest peaks in the United States.

The Alaska Sea Life Center:

Known for its research on marine life and steps to rehabilitate marine animals, the museum displays marine animals in their natural habitat

Alaska Aviation Heritage Museum:

A museum in Anchorage dedicated to Alaska's aviation heritage that is home to 21 vintage aircraft.

Alaska Zoo:

Home to a large collection of birds and animals, the zoo contains animals native to the state as well as more exotic creatures such as tigers and elephants. It is located in Anchorage

Anchorage Museum of History & Art:

It is a world-class museum which preserves and exhibits the history and art of the state.

Elmendorf State Hatchery:

Operated by the state's fish and game department, the state hatchery produces salmon and trout for sport fishing and offers a viewing area.

H2Oasis (in Anchorage):

Although Alaska is too cold for swimming but alternative is H2Oasis which is an indoor water park that features rides, a wave pool, a water coaster, a 150-foot body slide.

The Imaginarium:

It is a hands-on learning center where you can have fun learning about science by actually doing science. It is also located in Anchorage.

Juneau Trolley Car Company:

It offers a narrated tour of downtown Juneau stopping at 13 points of interest.

Mount Robert Tramway:

It's an aerial tramway that goes from the docks to a height of 1,800 feet. At the top of the tramway are restaurant, theater and nature center, as well as shops and walking trails.

Pioneer Park:

Previously known as "Alaskaland", Pioneer Park is a 44 acre amusement park which celebrates Alaskan history.

St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church:

An impressive Russian Orthodox Church which was built in 1894 and has been in continuous use ever since. The church features a large gold dome and also offers a gift shop.

If any one is looking for adventure, Alaska has it from the mild to the wild. Raft a world-class river, kayak along rugged coastlines, hike or bike a mountain trail. Out of town adventures include charter fishing trips, sightseeing cruises and flight seeing tours..

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