2025 Kentucky Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in March)

Kentucky, located in the central eastern part of the United States, is not as well known as other major cities in the United States. The famous cities in Kentucky include Louisville and Lexington. When talking about Kentucky, Muhammad Ali, KFC, and bourbon whiskey are the things that cannot be left out. Muhammad Ali was born in Louisville, Kentucky, and lived in Louisville until his childhood. Therefore, you can easily see banners honoring Muhammad Ali all over Louisville. Also, Kentucky is home to the headquarters of KFC, widely known as the origin of Kentucky Fried Chicken. Kentucky is a place where you can taste excellent chicken, so much so that it would not be an exaggeration to call it the home of chicken. Kentucky is also famous as the home of bourbon whiskey. Popularly known brands include Maker's Mark, Knob Creek, and Wild Turkey, while high-end bourbon brands include Booker's and Noah's Mill. You can drink bourbon whiskey at a much cheaper price than in Korea, so I recommend you drink bourbon whiskey when you go to Kentucky. Kentucky has both an urban and cozy rural look. These two different looks coexist harmoniously, creating a very beautiful appearance. However, since it is not a very developed state, if you visit while thinking of big cities like New York, LA, or Chicago, you may be disappointed. There is a Korean market in Lexington, so if you miss Korean food, you can go to the Korean market and shop for Korean food. There is a relatively wide variety of Korean food items, so it has the advantage of being able to sufficiently relieve your longing for Korean food. There is no direct flight from Korea to Kentucky. Therefore, you have to go via San Francisco, Dallas, etc. #TheBest #USTravel #WinterTravel #Kentucky #KentuckyTravel #PlacesToVisitInUS

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#passionpassport Nice visit to James B Beam Distillery. There is so much to see how the whiskey is made and packed . Tour was nice and informative. The brand name became "Jim Beam" in 1943 in honor of James B. Beam, who rebuilt the business after Prohibition ended. Previously produced by the Beam family and later owned by the Fortune Brands holding company, the brand was purchased by Suntory Holdings in 2014. Can include if visiting Kentucky for Mammoth Cave. #passionpassport #beautifuldestinations #travel Inspiration #travelphotography #travelworld #travelusa #travel Photography #worldtravel

Hampton Inn by Hilton Danville, where I stayed during my business trip to Kentucky. It is a hotel located in Danville, Kentucky. It is a business hotel located throughout the United States and operated by the Hilton Group. I also stayed there because it was said to be very cost-effective. There is a horse statue at the main entrance. Kentucky has a small population but a large area, so agriculture is developed, and livestock farming such as cattle and pigs is also very developed. Also, Kentucky is very famous for horse racing, so you can see horse statues everywhere. The room is very cozy and warm. The room is spacious in an American way. Even though it is a regular double room, it is similar in size to a superior room in Korea. There is also a place to eat breakfast. It used to be operated in a buffet format, but now due to COVID-19, the buffet is not operated and only room service is available. There is also a swimming pool and a gym, but they are currently operating on a limited basis. Although it is a small business hotel, it has everything it needs and the variety is good. Hampton Inn, which is very cost-effective. Since it is operated by the Hilton Group, the brand already has credibility. If you want to enjoy good service at a reasonable price when traveling/business trip to the US, I recommend it. #TheBest #USTravel #HotelRecommendation #CityTravel

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