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The scene throughout much of North Dakota -- the Roughrider State -- is majestic: vast rolling prairies beneath an enormous and blue sky. Located in the Upper Midwest, North Dakota wows visitors immediately with its incredible landscape and then entertains and educates with all sorts of cultural attractions and recreational activities. From the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail to the pubs in Williston, there's plenty to do in this gorgeous state. Start looking for hotels in North Dakota today, and experience the treasures of this state tomorrow.

Visiting North Dakota

North Dakota is officially nicknamed the Peace Garden State, a name given to commemorate the International Peace Garden. This park is situated near Dunseith and on the international border between America and Manitoba, Canada. If you're a nature lover, you'll enjoy this park and others here, especially Theodore Roosevelt National Park in the Badlands region of western North Dakota. To learn about native culture, you can visit the Knife River Indian Villages in Stanton (located in the center of the state). From there, you can head down to Bismarck, where you can explore the North Dakota Heritage Center and Dakota Zoo. The southeastern part of the state, which boasts several of the best North Dakota resorts, features casinos, an abundance of outdoor activities, and the great city of Fargo. If you want to see attractions like the Fargo Air Museum and Roger Maris Museum, book a stay at one of the Fargo hotels. Additionally, you can't miss out on going to Devils Lake in the northeastern part of the state - a city with easy access to multiple majestic lakes.

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