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Louisiana is a state that’s a melting pot of different cultures. The state’s culture is a mix of French, African, French-Canadian, and modern American influences. You can see this in their music (particularly jazz), food, and festivals. Geographically, Louisiana is divided into two parts: the uplands and the alluvial. The uplands are composed mostly of prairie and woodlands. However, the alluvial along the coast is more prominently depicted in media with its marshlands. Louisiana is also known for its humid, subtropical climate, with long summers and short winters. Louisiana’s major port and largest city is New Orleans. Like the rest of Louisiana, New Orleans has a mix of cultures and influences. This makes New Orleans one of the most unique cities in the US with its cross-cultural and multilingual heritage, a variety of amazing food, and of course, Mardi Gras. The fact that Mardi Gras is a state-wide celebration clues you in to the fact that Louisiana is a very LGBT-friendly state, which makes it a fun place to find TS escorts, especially in New Orleans. New Orleans, of course, is at the forefront of these celebrations with 5.1% of the population identifying as LGBT. This is one of the reasons the city has a thriving tourism industry and also one of the reasons it’s one of the best places to find a shemale escort. One of the most famous places to visit in New Orleans is the French Quarter, the oldest neighborhood in the city. It has attractions like Jackson Square, a variety of Cajun and Creole restaurants, hotels, and the famous Bourbon Street. For tourists and residents who want to get a little closer to nature, the City Park has 1,300 acres of land full of mature live oak trees, wildflowers, stables, and historic structures. This is a popular destination for people (both locals and tourists) who want to unwind away from the hustle and bustle of the city. When it comes to taking your trans New Orleans Escort out for a night on the town, a visit to Bourbon Street is a must. It’s the embodiment of the city’s nightlife scene with neon lights, lots of music, and lively bars all housed in buildings with colonial Caribbean architecture. While the whole of New Orleans is generally LGBT-friendly, the French Quarter is where you’ll find plenty of bars that cater predominantly to the LGBT crowd. If you’d like to skip the French Quarter for something more urban and modern, the Central Business District also has lots of establishments to check out. Bars like Walk-On’s, Vitascope, and CellarDoor are all within walking distance of each other. They all provide a more modern take on the New Orleans nightlife.
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