Explore the heart of Louisiana's Bayou Country in Houma and discover Cajun culture, cuisine, and outdoor adventures. Plan a trip to Houma today.
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Houma and the surrounding communities are a blend of French, Native, Cajun, African, and Creole influences. Initially, the area was colonized by French and Spanish who made their way south through Bayou Lafourche.
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Houma sits in the heart of Louisiana’s wetlands. It is part of the Cajun Country, surrounded by swamps, marshes, and bayous, which give it a distinct landscape. Houma is famous for its rich Cajun culture and heritage. Visitors often notice the blend of French, Spanish, and Native American influences.
Discover Houma, Louisiana, the Capital of Deep Bayou Country, known for Cajun culture, swamp tours, crawfish and Mardi Gras festivals.
Explore Houma, Louisiana in Bayou Country, where swamp tours, Cajun and Creole culture and Gulf Coast adventures inspire relaxing getaways.
Louisiana’s Bayou Country—as Terrebonne Parish is known, in which Houma is the largest town—offers some historic plantations, fun bayou adventure activities, and amazing food—Cajun food rules here and bread pudding is a staple.