Is it a sand dune or a sinkhole? One of the largest moving sand dunes in the U.S. is a mysterious phenomenon near Chicago, known for a child disappearing there.
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For an epic outdoor vacation, visit this underrated Indiana lakeside town known for its recreational activities, natural attractions, and charming downtown.
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An abandoned city in Indiana that was intended to compete with Chicago in trade lost the fight and became swallowed up by dunes on a picturesque beach.
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For a sanctuary of music and art, look no further than this hidden gem in Indianapolis with themed rooms, funky installations, and an eclectic community spirit.
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Comic book fans will want to make the pilgrimage to this unique destination dedicated to the sequential art form and the superheroes it celebrates.
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A sculpture park that's thoughtfully integrated into its natural surroundings is in Indiana. View whimsical pieces, explore green spaces, and spot wildlife.
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Visitors to this Indiana county can embark on scenic road trips to explore 31 historic covered bridges and attend the annual Covered Bridge Festival.
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One of the most unique and fascinating attractions in Indianapolis is this creative art house that boasts myriad installations that blow guests' minds.
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On your way to Indiana Dunes National Park, stop by this charming small town for the perfect combination of history, shopping, and mouth-watering food.
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This delightful candy shop is a true blast from the past, offering up nostalgia and quality sweets. Plus, you'll be supporting a small business when you visit.
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For the perfect family vacation filled with amusement parks, beaches, and a unique restaurant experience, this Indiana town has you covered.
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This vibrant lakefront town in Indiana offers abundant local shopping and dining options, as well as hiking adventures in the nearby national park.
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Curious about NASA, outer space, or the moon? Head to Indianapolis and the state of Indiana for something hidden yet truly out of this world: Moon Trees.
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Running through several of Indian's quaintest small towns and stunning natural areas, this canal-adjacent road is a road trip waiting to happen.
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An immersive museum in Indiana takes visitors on a journey through the evolution of RVs and manufactured homes, from covered wagons to modern campers.
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This abandoned Indiana amusement park dates back to 1923 - explore it's overgrown grounds and hike other nearby trails for some nature, nostalgia, and mystery.
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If you've dreamed of spending a few days living on a train like in a classic movie, this unique hotel in Indianapolis, Indiana, has you covered.
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Always wished Christmas could last all year? It does in this holiday-themed Indiana town, complete with Christmassy shops, museums, and attractions.
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If you've ever wanted the chance to make your way through a real-life labyrinth, you won't want to miss your chance in this charming Indiana town.
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If you love history, science, and a bit of gore, make a stop at this Indiana museum. The building is filled with specimens and sights you won't soon forget.
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A sinkhole opened up on a Midwest dairy farm in 1940 to reveal an underground river, a 21-mile cave system and rare creatures that only live far below ground.
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Discover this laid-back lakeside town in Indiana. It is perfectly located for tourists coming from all directions, with plenty for the whole family to love.
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While you may think that street art consists primarily of graffiti, this project proves that it is so much more and can truly transform a community,
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Those who love art need to visit this small city in Indiana, which is known for its gorgeous modern architecture and beautifully designed buildings.
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Any time of year, this Indiana city is a delightful place to visit, but come winter it turns into one of the snowiest and most magical settings in the world.
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Go on an adventure in Indiana to see the state's largest waterfall and a rare type of bridge, with ample options for hiking, camping, and outdoor activities.
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Indiana may not be the first place that springs to mind when thinking of culinary destinations, but this historic district should make the list.
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