About Indiana

The state of Indiana is located in north central United States. The Motor Racing Capital of the World, Indianapolis, is the capital of Indiana. The Wabash River and the Ohio River make up Indiana's southwestern and southern borders, while Lake Michigan lies to the northwest. Beverly Shores, Bloomington, Indianapolis, Michigan Shores, and Michigan City are some of the travel destinations in Indiana, where you can be a guest at one of  the many Indiana  Vacation  Homes.

The Northern Indiana region is much visited. Miller Beach, located on the banks of Lake Michigan, offers sand, and swimming opportunities for the public, street side shops and cafes, and historic buildings from bygone eras. Miles more of pristine beaches, sand dunes, forests and parkland await you when you visit Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore in Northern Indiana. Nearby is Indiana Dunes State Park where three miles of beaches are bordered by sand dunes up to 170 feet high. Within the same area lies the Prairie Duneland Trail where walkers, bikers and skaters all have their own agendas. 

Shipshewana features unique Amish-made furniture, crafts and quilts as well as baked goods and other interesting items. A visitor center, museum and exhibits at Menno-Hof recall the history of the Mennonite and Amish faiths. Northern Indiana features a man-made white-water experience for those who love kayaking. The College Football Hall of Fame, situated on a 1,250 acre campus, includes the history of area football heroes including those from the University of Notre Dame. While there, take a tour of the Basilica of the Sacred Heart and view the Golden Dome.

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