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The Top 10 Attractions in Arkansas

Known as "The Natural State", ArkansasSprings): A giant statue of Jesus on top
is a wonderful place to visit. As wellof Magnetic Mountain that overlooks the
being home to mountains, forests andcity.
other natural areas, there are also many6. Fort Smith National Historic Site (in
exciting and interesting places to visitFort Smith): See the remains of two
including a large number of historicfrontier forts, and the Federal Court
sites and museums.for the Western District of Arkansas,
Here are some attractions in Arkansas:where Judge Isaac C. Parker, known as
1. Battle of Fayetteville (inthe "Hanging Judge", served for 21
Fayetteville): An annual reenactment ofyears.
the American Civil War battle that took7. Magic Springs and Crystal Falls (in
place in the area.Hot Springs): Two theme parks in one (a
2. Bikes, Blues and Barbeque (insingle admission price includes access
Fayetteville): A large annual motorcycleto both parks). Magic Springs includes
rally that takes place around Dicksonmany rides, and Crystal Falls is a water
Street.park which is open from May to August.
3. Blanchard Springs Caverns (in8. Ozark Military Museum (in
Mountain View): A spectacularFayetteville): A museum that preserves
three-level cave system that offersaircraft and memorabilia from World War
guided tours and is administered by theII and other conflicts. The museum is
US Forest Service.home to a variety of vehicles, 2 flying
4. Central High School (in Little Rock):aircraft and 12 static aircraft.
This school was a key site during the9. River Market District (in Little
civil rights struggle. Famously, inRock): A downtown area which is the main
1957, President Eisenhower deployed thesocial and cultural hub of the city. The
101st Airborne Division to escort ninearea is home to a twice weekly farmers'
African-American students into themarket, as well as shops, galleries,
school. Although still used as a school,restaurants, bars and museums.
the site is listed on the National10. Thorncrown Chapel (in Eureka
Register of Historic Places, is aSprings): A spectacular chapel that was
designated National Historic Landmark,designed by noted American architect, E.
and contains a National Historic Site.Fay Jones.
5. Christ of the Ozarks (in Eureka



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