Travel Research: American South Roadtrip
Feasting on New Orleans, Savannah, and Charleston
Curated Recommendations and Guide
In the midst of exploring our own backyard and the great outdoors during the height of the pandemic, we road tripped across America on several occasions. One of our favorite drives (and one of our client’s favorites too) is the cinematically-epic route through the American South. We’re serving it up in two parts: first focusing on the culinary meccas of the coast and touching upon the Deep South’s civil rights heritage. In a later Edition, we’ll take the spectacularly beautiful Blue Ridge Parkway up the spine of the Appalachian Mountains to Virginia wine country, for a total trip of over 1600 miles.
Visiting the US is so much more than just Manhattan or California – each corner is uniquely different in its own right, and certainly worth the drive to more fully experience the broad diversity of true American culture.
Imagery, from top left: New Orleans parade; Louisiana Po Boy sandwich; New Orleans neighborhood; Memorial for Peace & Justice, Alabama; Savannah home; Savannah street scene; African American Baptist church in Savannah; Savannah squares.
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