The most photographed spot in Arkansas is Hawksbill Crag, which is also called Whitaker Point, which is a striking sandstone outcrop in the Upper Buffalo Wilderness Area and is known for it's dramatic views of the Ozark National Forest.
The prettiest place in Arkansas to visit is Eureka Springs Arkansas as well as Whitaker Point "Hawksbill Crag" in the Ozark National Forest.
Eureka Springs Arkansas is one of the prettiest locations in Arkansas to visit due to it's charming and historic downtown and scenic mountain backdrop.
Other prettiest places in Arkansas to visit are the Ozark National Forest, Mount Magazine State Park and Petit Jean State Park.
The #1 tourist attraction in Arkansas is Garvan Woodland Gardens.
Garvan Woodland Gardens is a 210 acre botanical garden that is located in Hot Springs Arkansas and is also associated with the University of Arkansas.
The Garvan Woodland Gardens features diverse gardens as well as scenic overlooks and even the Evans Children's Adventure Garden.
The diverse gardens in Garvan Woodland Gardens showcase native and also ornamental plants, including camellias, magnolias and over 160 types of azaleas.
It also includes a Japanese garden, a treehouse and scenic overlooks.
And being the botanical garden of the University of Arkansas adds to it's appeal and prestige.
Arkansas is also known as the natural state and is also famous for it's diverse landscapes, which also includes it's hot springs, lakes and mountains, which make Arkansas a popular destination for for outdoor recreation.
Arkansas is also known for it's rich history and most particularly the Civil Rights Movement at Little Rock Central High School.
Also Arkansas is a major agricultural producer, notably in rice and poultry and is also home to the only public diamond mine in the United States.