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Top 5 Best Places to Visit in Oklahoma

4/23/2020

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By Tyler Hays – Staff Writer
NOTE: SOME OF THESE PLACES MAY BE CLOSED DUE TO THE COVID-19 OUTBREAK
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Illustration courtesy of okc.gov
Bricktown – Bricktown is an area in Oklahoma City that has enjoyable options for everyone. There are many different restaurants and shopping stores for people to choose from. The Bricktown Water Taxi, American Banjo Museum and Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark are a few of the other great choices.

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Illustration courtesy of the Oklahoma City Zoo
Oklahoma City Zoo – The OKC Zoo is a favorite for animal lovers and families that want a fun way to spend the day. With many different environments, attractions and unique species, the Zoo is a fun and inexpensive  option.

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Illustration courtesy of Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge – With over 300 different species of animals to observe and activities such as hiking and rock climbing, this national park is great to get the whole Oklahoma experience. The Bison and Elk are the biggest attraction but the unique plants, birds and scenery are worth seeing.
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Illustration courtesy of Victor Hamberlin on Flickr
Oklahoma Aquarium – The Oklahoma Aquarium is a sight to see because of the big walk-through tunnel, the many different aquatic species and the engaging atmosphere. Kids and adults alike have the opportunity to touch sharks and stingrays and learn what they feel like. A fun and unforgettable experience.
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Illustration courtesy of Travel Advisory
Chickasaw Cultural Center – This area in Sulphur, Oklahoma is home to historical museums of Chickasaw history and culture. This is a great place for families to have fun and learn. There are interactive lessons, interactive exhibits and a theater that shows educational videos.

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