3-Day Louisiana Tour From Houston: New Orleans, Baton Rouge and National World War II Museum<br /> <br />  

We will depart in the morning and start the tour. Our first stop will be the Bayou Rum Distillery. We will continue our visit in Baton Rouge, capital of the U.S. state of Louisiana and its second-largest city. The Louisiana State Capitol is the tallest capitol in the U.S. Later we will head to the French Quarter and enjoy the rest of day. 

Head to Louisiana → Bayou Rum Distillery（40 mins）→Baton Rouge →Louisiana State Capitol （60 mins） → New Orleans → French Quarter → Carriage Tour（Optional，30mins）→ Jackson Square, St. Louis Cathedral → Bourbon Street → Café De Monde（Optional）

Food Recommend： Oyster、Crayfish， coffee and beignet of Cafe De Monde

New Orleans is the largest city in Louisiana and is also one of the world's most fascinating cities – it's home to a truly unique melting pot of culture, food and music. The day will start from Mardi Gras World. When we reach Oak Alley Plantation, our attention, would be attracted to the astonishing beauty that the plantation presents. We will also have a Swamp Tour, a fun adventurous yet safe boat ride that showcases the unique eco system of New Orleans region. Guests can enjoy the rest of your day exploring the area. 

Mardi Gras World（Optional，90 mins）→ Garden District （Tour on the bus, 30 mins）→ Tulane University and Loyola University New Orleans（passing by）→ Oak Alley Plantation（With Optional，90 mins）→ Swamp Tour（Optional，90 mins）

Mardi Gras World

There are plenty of tours in New Orleans, but only the Mardi Gras World tour offers a real, behind-the scene look at how Mardi Gras is made. The secret mask of Mardi Gras will be taking off with an all-access tour, leading us through the massive studio where these magnificent floats are built from the ground up.

Garden District

Immerse yourself in all the faded grandeur and antebellum atmosphere of New Orleans' fabled Garden District. See the filming locations of Hollywood movies like Interview with a Vampire and Double Jeopardy and hear an entertaining tale or two about New Orleans' most noteworthy deceased residents.

Oak Alley Plantation

Oak Alley Plantation is a U.S. National Historic Landmark located at the west suburban of New Orleans, our attention, right away, would be attracted to the astonishing beauty that the plantation presents. Visitors may even feel that they were taken into the scene of “Gone with Wind”. The master’s big house is contrasting with the slave quarter nearby. Two rows of 300-years-old oak trees are not only concealing the amazing quarter-mile-long garden road, but also the bitterness of the south had borne after Civil War. The natural environment of New Orleans is as distinctive as its local culture.

Swamp Tour

A fun adventurous yet safe boat ride that showcases the unique eco system of New Orleans region. You’ll have opportunities to see alligators, snakes, turtles, egrets, herons, ibis and many other species as well as many strange looking plants living in the swamp. It is like entering a land of unknown. The natural disaster remains of Hurricane Katrina of ten years ago can still be seen. It is so fascinating of the untouched swamp wildness of the pristine beauty.