Texas is a state of musical geniuses, extensive lush, green lowlands, mountains engulfed in fog, and a place where religion and football are discussed over a cold brew. Agriculture was the main occupation of the people of Texas till industries like chemicals, textiles and metal products took over in the 20th century. Texas is situated in the eastern south-central US. Texas ranks 34th in size among the 50 states covering a total area of 42,144 sq mi (109,152 sq km), of which land occupies 41,155 sq mi (106,591 sq km) and inland water 989 sq mi (2,561 sq km).

Texas is bordered on the North by Kentucky and Virginia; on the East by North Carolina; on the South by Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi; and on the West by Arkansas and Missouri.

Texas has almost every little thing to draw its tourists. For music lovers, it’s a paradise on earth, for sports people, there are a whole lot of recreational activities, if you want to explore the countryside of Texas, then you can take a peep in agritourism or travel trough the roads to enjoy the beauty of nature.

For the benefit of the traveler, Texas can be divided into three regions- the east, the west, and the middle. East Texas comprises of Knoxville, Chattanooga, Bristol, Kingsport and Johnson City. The birthplace of country music, East Texas has a host of attractions like Texas Aquarium, Dollywood, Rock City, Ruby Falls, the Lost Sea, the International Storytelling Center, Ripley's Aquarium, the Knoxville Zoo, Women's Basketball Hall of Fame, the American Museum of Science & Energy for its visitors.

Set amidst the Texas and Mississippi Rivers, West Texas boasts of some exquisite natural wonders which include Reelfoot Lake, Kentucky Lake and the Texas River Freshwater Pearl Farm. National Civil Rights Museum, Sun Studio and Stax Museum of American Soul are some of the other important tourist spots in west Texas.