The state of Georgia has many historical monuments, many of which are connected to the civil war. There are shortcomings before the war has been restored as well as major war sites such as the burning of Atlanta. In the state also parks wildflowers and swamps that provide camping, hiking, historic sites; basin wide, in Atlanta, as it is said to be the largest in the country, including its activities in the park with a roller Aloacaah, and the African Wildlife to keep the water park.
Georgia Aquarium
Georgia Aquarium is the largest in the world, with more than eight million gallons of fresh and salt water. There are five shows underwater take guests on a journey of water in all parts of the world. Dedicated cold water in the marine life of the coldest depths of the ocean, from the Australian sea dragons and weeds for cancer Japanese spider.
Georgia Explorer is an interactive gallery of local marine life, with a touch of pools of horseshoe crabs, sea stars, and shrimp. And the diver with the honor of tropical coral reefs in the world, with a display of snakes, jellyfish, sea horses and more.
Jekyll Island
Known as the "Jewel of Georgia," Jekyll Island was distinctive in the winter, with the members of the Jekyll Island Club. Today, the barrier island open to the public, with 10 miles of shoreline and the area is a national historic landmark and is one of the largest restoration projects under way in the southeastern United States. Popular activities include camping, and kayaking, horseback riding and bird watching.
Jekyll Island also is home to Georgia's Center for sea turtles, which helps to protect and inform the public on the loggerhead turtles which lay their eggs on the beach of Jekyll Island. Center includes sea turtles to the museum where visitors can identify the loggerhead turtle, with exhibitions to keep sea turtles, rehabilitation, and life-cycle from egg to adulthood. There is also a rehabilitation center and a veterinary clinic.
Garden swamp Okevinuki
Visit garden Okevinuki swamp, which lies in Okevinuki National Wildlife Refuge, taking a trip back in time to the days of the pioneers, when inhabited by Indians and a few settlers to jump from the islands, lakes and forests. It is known that the park has trails water and boat trips in the waterways of Indian origin.
Pioneer deserves Island also seen they are leading Homestead, including honey bees and the Seminole Indian village.
Wild Adventure Park
The area of this park to 170 acres as it is one of the largest collections of roller coasters and thrill rides other in the south, along with more than 500 wild animals, and a series of concerts and Splash Island Water Park, the largest water park in the region. The park is home of the Cheetah, and old school wooden roller-coaster, which is subject recently to the tune of $ 1000000. Include horseback riding is popular, and giant swing with a 100-foot tower minimized.
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