Louisiana People & Culture

what can i say. the people here are different. they are good people just be careful. if your want to eat sonic be prepared for a good crowd of young kids. sonic is the hang out spot on "the strip".

Experience the Mardi Gras in February. U get cheap necklaces for showing it to other people.

Houma... I had enjoyed to live there for 1 week because of gay people!!! Thay are extremely funny and nice!!!

This was one of the most beautiful cities i've ever visited. Everything had character and the night life was full of bright colours and lively people. It's a great place for tours and trying new foods and experiences.

beautiful city, unfortunately blown up by catrina...people are easy going and friendly. if you're there don't miss the bourbon street in french quarter.

great food, great music, great culture, bad crime. be careful where you go. stay on main roads and don't get lost.

In New Orleans, if you want some history culture head to the French Quarter then on to Bourbon St, watch some live jazz or street performers aswell.

Obviously one of the premier party venues around, but if you want to feel the culture first hand i sugest to check it out. Watch out for street scams and low life people. Try to stay out of the party district unless thats what your looking for. There a lot of good food and different people.

its a nice city full of culture

I like to visit New Orleans during a bowl game. Everyone has a common bond. You wear your colors and find comradery among hundreds of strangers. Don't miss the French Quarter. Musicians and artist dwell on the old, romantic streets down there, displaying their talents and creating an environment that is exclusive to N.O. Be careful where you wander, but do visit some of the voo-doo shops for (mythical?) New Orleans culture.

great food, great music, great culture, bad crime. be careful where you go. stay on main roads and don't get lost.

whenever there are local events in the town, make sure you go and have a great time.  this city is very diverse and makes for a great vacation spot if you feel like lounging around and listening to blues or jazz music in the park.

Pay a visit to preservation hall, off Bourbonn street in the french quarter. Old jazz bar with the best live music. Also in the neighborhood, got to Pat O'Brien's for one of their world famous Hurricanes cocktails, have it in the courtyard, al fresco. Finaly, the jazz festival (last week-end of April first week-end of May), is worth the trip. Awesome live music, and a different theme every year. Geaux Saints!

the french quarters is a sure thing at any time good food, music and always a party!!!!

Make sure you listen to the music of Rami Sharkey (aka Ballzack). He is a very witty rapper whose work is full of West Bank references.

drive to the ocean and go fishing!!!

Great hunting and fishing

I LOVE L.A good fishing and hinting

they have excellent shrimp fish!!!

Rent a bike and look for Banksy artwork on walls. Beautiful.

Louisiana cuisine not for you? Try out my favorite Thai restaurant in the Marigny (next to French Quarter) called Sukhothai. On Frenchman St.

I love New Orleans. Stay in the Garden District and take the trolley to the French Quarter. Have a beignet at Cafe du Monde - so yummy!

The french quarter is a must

what can i say. the people here are different. they are good people just be careful. if your want to eat sonic be prepared for a good crowd of young kids. sonic is the hang out spot on "the strip".

Experience the Mardi Gras in February. U get cheap necklaces for showing it to other people.