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Indiana State is a great destination for all types of travelers. The city is known for its natural beauty, range of outdoor activities, and vibrant culture. Visitors to Indiana State can experience the best of both worlds with its diverse selection of attractions and activities, ranging from historic sites to urban parks and shopping districts. From mountain biking in Brown County State Park to kayaking on the Ohio River, there’s something to suit everyone’s tastes in Indiana. Not only is the city full of fun things to do, but it also has an amazing culinary scene with restaurants featuring local delicacies and unique creations. Reviews for Indiana State are overwhelmingly positive, citing its interesting historical sites, picturesque views, friendly locals and delicious food as some of the highlights that make it such a great place to visit. Whether you’re looking for a tranquil getaway or an active weekend away filled with adventure, Indiana State is an ideal destination choice.
based on 32 ReviewsGet to know Indiana with the latest comments and reviews from people who live in or have visited Indiana
moving to Fort Wayne IN - 7/12/2011
Hi, my company is relocating me to Fort Wayne from San Francisco Bay Area. The company has offered $75,000 per annum. Can someone tell me if that is a reasonable income to live decently there?
Can someone give me an idea. When would a 3 bed decent accomodation rental be in a good neighborhood. I have two middle school going
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Central & Southern IN - 6/12/2011
Central and Southern IN have a lot to offer. Indianapolis has many quality hospitals and medical facilities. Bloomington is a great college town. There are rolling hills and quaint small towns in the south. There is something for everyone to
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Indianapolis Indiana my point of view - 4/9/2011
Indianapolis has a few goods and a way more bad...
Yes its cheap ,but the lifestyle is horrible..
people here are racists , fake , polite(fake polite) ,there's a lot of trash and rednecks !.big % of men have no jobs, no teeth ,no fashion common sense , no education ,and very stack up.....Most of Hoosiers never been out of Indiana there whole life's.!?!!i was shocked about it!! and i am sure and i know there's some very nice people,who don't belong to this category , but i live here almost 7 years ,and i lived north side, south side, west side, east side ..basically all the sides of Indianapolis and is pretty much the same.except north side when you have rich ignorant uneducated people..NOT ALL...but the majority!
and veeeeery racist.!!!!!! very very!!!they dont like Diversity here, and if you from Europe they can NOT tell the differences between latino race and European..!!! also they are racist to each other..blacks with latino - white with black and so on.....I do
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Lake Effect Snow - 12/23/2010
It just gets way to cold and snows too often! A little change for the seasons is one thing but snowing all winter is just not for me! It's time to find a new
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Northwestern Indiana - 6/28/2010
Living near the Dunes is great, plus close to Chicago. So outdoors and indoor stuff to do. The Dunes has beaches, camping, boating, fishing, hiking trails and a varaity of other outdoor activities. Chicago has concerts, zoos, musuems, aquarium and more. It is a very nice place to have some of both
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Climate - 4/8/2010
The temperature in Indiana changes on a daily basis. Yesterday it was in the 70s, today it's in the 50s. It's supposed to be in the 30s by morning. "If you don't like the weather now, just wait 5 minutes and it will
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Too cold Too long - 8/4/2009
it's the state of a never-ending winter-now that summer is nearly over we are just now beginning to experience
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climate - 11/3/2008
climates chages are good!!! At least when it get cold it kills off all the
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Church Planting - 3/24/2008
I find that there are great opportunities for planting new churches, culturally progressive but fundamentally and doctrinally conservative in Indiana. I see the state moving toward making strides in promoting jobs and new industry to our state. That coupled with the growing cities in the state is impacting the smaller outlying communities. The influx of people moving into those areas of job growth potentially proves to be fertile soil to plant new and vibrant local churches to serve those growing communities with the Gospel of Jesus
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