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Anyone who is not from the Midwestern United States almost certainly has not seen a lot of Amish country citizens. In fact, a friend of mine from Australia just told me that Amish people are more legendary than factual where she’s from; they’re like leprechauns or unicorns. Not so in the state of Indiana! Indiana is filled with the rich legacy that comes from the Amish. Just take a trip to Nappanee, Middlebury, or Shipshewana.

As you first drive into the town of Nappanee, Indiana, you will notice the 19th century storefronts, filled with bakeries, great family restaurants, and even home decorating boutique stores. A mix of a active downtown and serene countryside, Nappanee was once called one of “America’s Best Small Towns” by TIME magazine. You won’t wish to ignore some of their mainly famous attractions like Amish Acres Farm and Heritage Resort. Roam the grounds of the 80-acre farm and experience all the rich history that they have to offer. All ages will adore the big family meals, cart rides, and witnessing first hand the making of brooms, quilts, and much more! If you’re looking for a more romantic evening, there is an on hand romance package at Amish Acres starting at $179.00! chart your journey now and spend some time.

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Middlebury is one of the lesser-known towns when it comes to Amish communities, but there is still a lot to observe and experience when you visit. Take a tour to the historic business district and see the town butcher, the hardware store, and other proud shop owners. Also, don’t fail to remember to make the trip down the 17-mile Pumpkinvine Nature Trail, taking you right through the center of town along Krider Gardens and crossing the Little Elkhart River.

One of the most famous Amish places is Shipshewana. Experience Amish country traditions like you not at all have before, when you visit more than 95 specialty shops in the busy village of Shipshewana. Home of the Midwest’s major flea marketplace, this town has the whole lot to offer from horse and buggy rides through town and into the countryside, to awesome entertainment choices such as the Mousetrap Puppet Theater, the Blue Gate Theater, and the Hostetler Hudson Auto Museum. You can as well find out the reasons following the Amish and Mennonite lifestyle by visiting Menno-Hof. understanding their entire story by hearing the fascinating history of their origins in Switzerland, their arrival to America so many years ago, and their present location in Indiana. begin planning your journey today and benefit from learning about a culture so different from our own, as you head into Amish Country.

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