What To Do In North Carolina

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In the earlier times half the eastern side of this state used to be under-water. Many sea creatures used to inhabit it. The British established two colonies here in 1580, but were unsuccessful. Later many people immigrated from Virginia to this land naming it "Carolina." It sometimes joined the union and some times the confederates, ultimately joining the US in 1868.

It has seen lots of progress in 20th century, giving it it's a modern look. Historic Bath that is located between two creeks and in an ancient village. It boasts of preserving a 1705 made Church, 1751's Palmer-Marsh house and 1830's Bonner house.

With the tallest brick lighthouse in North America Cape Hatteras National Seashore and Lighthouse protects 75 miles of Carolina's outer banks. The lighthouse opens seasonally for visitors.

Made in 1902, Charlotte Hawkins Brown Memorial, as an educational center for African-Americans, it continues doing this work setting a unique educational example. The owner of the land of James K. Polk Memorial was the 11th President of USA. All his life's journey is depicted here.

Named after the Royal governor, of Fort Dobbs, which was built, by the natives, as a protection during Indian and French wars. Archeologists believe that they were later pushed westwards and their remains (military and civilian) are still found in this museum.

Wright Brothers National Memorial is located on Kill Devil Hills on North Carolina's outer banks. It boasts everything about the Wright brothers, the hangar and daily presentations about their first historic flight.

Established in 1895, Biltmore Estate is a 250-room mansion built in the 8000 acres of mountain land in North Carolina. Many gardens, hiking trails and an award winning winery are available here.

Six centuries back Native Americans settled at a spot on Little River, called Town Creek Indian Mound. For the last fifty years archeologists have been excavating its history. It used to be a temple and later a mortuary.

Located in the heart of Carolina at Asheboro, North Carolina Zoo has variety of plants in thousands and around 1100 animals. This zoo covers an area of 300 acres along the creeks of Carolina making it a suitable area for picnics too.

Considered to be the Mecca of motor sports Charlotte Motor Speedway plays host to two major, Winston Cup races and Busch Series races each year. The gift shop here provides guided tours on the speedway.

A breathtaking view of Blue Ridge Mountains is accessible from Mount Mitchell State Park. It is the highest peak to the east of Mississippi. Also, visit a museum and a cultural center to explore the history of Carolina. Other amenities are also available here.