I liked Tennessee, though I can't tell one specific reason why. It was something in the air. I like music, and Nashville had some distinctive fun and party feeling. And the Southern cuisine is lovely (nothing like the North of the US), and the people were relaxed and friendly like nowhere else (not even in a holiday destination like Florida). We had fun chatting with taxi drivers, with receptionist ladies, with waiters and waitresses, and there were so many restaurants and cafes with really good music inside.
I would love to visit it again and to go to Smoky Mountains. I think Smokies are popular because they are really close to very many highly populated areas, and you can take a day trip off there from your home. National Parks of the West are a lot more remote.
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Date: 2014-01-16 03:28 am (UTC)I liked Tennessee, though I can't tell one specific reason why. It was something in the air. I like music, and Nashville had some distinctive fun and party feeling. And the Southern cuisine is lovely (nothing like the North of the US), and the people were relaxed and friendly like nowhere else (not even in a holiday destination like Florida). We had fun chatting with taxi drivers, with receptionist ladies, with waiters and waitresses, and there were so many restaurants and cafes with really good music inside.
I would love to visit it again and to go to Smoky Mountains. I think Smokies are popular because they are really close to very many highly populated areas, and you can take a day trip off there from your home. National Parks of the West are a lot more remote.