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Tennessee is a US state located in the east of the country, one of the most popular among tourists. It is famous for its majestic mountains and incomparable lakes, a huge number of historical sites, and a rich cultural heritage. The main tourist centers are the state capital of Nashville (world music center), Memphis, known as the place of death of Elvis Presley, and the resort center of Gatlinburg.

Tennessee was formed on June 1, 1796, and became the 16th U.S. state. However, this land was inhabited 12,000 years ago by the predecessors of the Muskogee and Cherokee Indians, while Europeans first appeared here much later, only in 1540. The state of Tennessee actively participated in many military operations on the territory of the country, often becoming a field of fierce battles. This was especially evident during the Civil War, as the state is located literally on the” equator ” of the United States.

Tennessee was famous for musicians who lived here Elvis Presley, Roy Orbison, Johnny Cash, Justin Timberlake, writer Tennessee Williams, and the famous Jack Daniel’s whiskey.
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There are several versions of the origin of the state name. One of them connects it with the name of one of the Indian settlements and the largest river nearby — Tanasqui. According to another version, the name Tennessee comes from the word tana-see, which means “meeting place” in the Yuchi language.

Most US states have nicknames in addition to their official names, and Tennessee is no exception. These places are called the Volunteer State or the State of Volunteers (Volunteer State). This nickname appeared during the Anglo-American War in the early 19th century when it was thanks to the volunteer forces of the population of the state of Tennessee that they managed to turn the tide of a very important battle near New Orleans.

The state’s motto is Agriculture and commerce. It is popularly called in various ways: The State of hominy with pork, the State of the big bend, the birthplace of presidents from the southwestern part of the United States.

Cities and attractions in the state of Tennessee
Nashville
The state capital is Nashville, founded in 1779 on the banks of the Cumberland River. Although it is the state’s main city, it is not the most populous: it is only second only to Memphis. Today, it is home to about 630 thousand people. Nashville was not always the capital of Tennessee — previously they were Kingston, Knoxville, and Murfreesboro.

Memphis
It is surprising that Memphis — the largest city in the state (677 thousand inhabitants), founded in 1819 — has never been its capital. Of the four largest cities in Tennessee, Memphis is the youngest. But Memphis is not known for this: it is called the city of music, it was here that the luminaries of rock and roll Elvis Presley and Jerry Lee Lewis, bluesman BB King, country singer Johnny Cash, gospel star Aretha Franklin (as well as Justin Timberlake) worked. The extraordinary atmosphere of Memphis inspired Mark Cohn, who wrote the famous song Walking in Memphis, which was sung by singer Cher. It was in Memphis that Martin Luther King, a fighter for the rights and freedoms of black Americans, was killed.

Memphis is home to the famous music street Beale Street and the recording studio “Sun Studio”, with which Elvis Presley, Roy Orbison, Johnny Cash collaborated and where you can still come on a tour. A small park named after Tom Lee, despite its modest size, is quite a popular place: here they make dates, walk, play sports. It offers a stunning panorama of the Mississippi River, and also hosts an annual music festival. In the vicinity of Memphis is the Elvis Graceland estate, which has been attracting tourists from all over the world for many years. The grave of the king of rock and roll is also located there.

Locals are sure that only in Memphis you can try a real barbecue.

Among tourists, cruises on the Mississippi River on the Memphis Queen Line steamer, stylized as the ship on which Mark Twain’s contemporaries sailed, are very popular.

Pigeon Forge
WonderWorks Amusement Park in Pigeon Forge is a striking attraction in the state. Here you can find a lot of entertainment for adults and children: “house upside down”, gallery of illusions, virtual roller coasters, 4D cinema and much more. The park is open seven days a week from 10: 00 to 21: 00, and the cost of attractions is 27.99 USD (plus tax) for adults and 18.99 USD (plus tax) for children 4-12 years old. You can buy tickets online on the park’s website. Prices on the page are listed as of November 2018.

In addition, country music fans come to Pigeon Forge to visit Dollywood — a huge theme park named after the popular country singer Dolly Parton. On its territory there are 40 attractions, a water park, a resort and hotels, 5 major music festivals of the state are held.

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