329 Avery Island Rd
New Iberia, LA

See the Avery Island factory where TABASCO® brand pepper sauce is made. Savor Tabasco®-infused Cajun favorites at Restaurant 1868. Sample spicy new food products and check out a wide array of branded products and souvenirs for sale at the TABASCO® Country Store.

Main Rd
Avery Island, LA

Avery Island is also home to a jaw-droppingly beautiful nature preserve founded by the McIlhenny family. You'll see a thriving bird colony and rare plants, plus the occasional alligator and a centuries-old Buddha statue that rests within a massive bamboo forest.

5505 Rip Van Winkle Rd
New Iberia, LA

The gardens' unique statuary will take you to Asia without leaving Cajun Country. This gateway was custom-carved on the island of Bali, Indonesia. It faces beautiful Lake Peigneur and is a popular background for weddings and engagements.

317 E Main St
New Iberia, LA

Go back in time to 1834 on a tour of Shadows-on-the-Teche, a sugar plantation with some truly spectacular scenery and opulent Greek Revival architecture.

129 E Main St
New Iberia, LA

Every spring, the Books Along The Teche Literary Festival features a Great Southern Writer, like Rebecca Wells, author of Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood. Various venues celebrate literature and its impact on our culture with a James Lee Burke symposium, children's activities and workshops, book fair, reader's theater, live music, local cuisine, Dave Robicheaux tours and more.

Main Rd
Avery Island, LA

Every March and April, like clockwork, azaleas come into bloom in hues of bright pink, purple, white and red.

2318 US-90
New Iberia, LA

One of the best spots in Iberia Parish to taste real Cajun food and hear live Cajun music on Friday and Saturday night.

307 Ann St
New Iberia, LA

Take a tour of the nation’s oldest rice mill, with a history that dates back to 1912. Shop for Konriko® rice and other local specialty products and souvenirs at the Konriko® Company Store.

5400 Levee Rd
Saint Martinville, LA

Hit the trails or take a paddle at Lake Fausse Pointe! The waterways that course through this park are part of the nation’s largest swamp, known as the Atchafalaya Basin.

131 E Main St
New Iberia, LA

The museum tells the story of the Teche area's people and includes the last studio of Blue Dog artist George Rodrigue, a New Iberia native.