Kansas has a rich history and notable contributions to the United States. It became the 34th state on January 29, 1861, and is located in the heartland of the country’s Midwest region. Kansas is renowned for its agricultural heritage, often referred to as the “Breadbasket of America.”
One of Kansas’s most iconic landmarks is the vast and scenic Flint Hills, which stretch across the eastern part of the state. Visitors can also explore the historic Dodge City, the impressive Monument Rocks, and the vibrant city of Wichita. When it comes to cuisine, Kansas is renowned for its barbecue, and other notable foods including Kansas City-style steak, wheat-based dishes, and scrumptious pies made with the state’s abundant fruit harvest.
Explore all of our unique itineraries and lists of popular things to do while in Kansas to help plan for your trip to the Sunflower State.
Home to prairies, farmland, and typical American small towns, the Sunflower State also has a sprawling metropolis along its eastern border that rivals any other large city in the Midwest.…