One of the only few tunnels that still exist in the United States America, Market Street Catacombs is one of those hidden attractions in Indiana that lays in plain sight. Source: EtanSivad / Flickr Market Street Catacombs, Indianapolis Let us explore some of those hidden gems in Indiana and make the best out of your visit. While there is plenty to see and do in Indiana, there are several that are unseen and unheard of – at least to the masses.
Indiana is a land of several state parks, museums, outdoor activities, and significant landmarks.Īmong its many attractions is the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis, the largest of its kind in the World, Scottish Rite Cathedral, the biggest cathedral of this kind in the world, and the underwater dolphin viewing dome at the Indianapolis Zoo, the first of its kind. While Lake Michigan shares the northern border of the country, the Ohio River separates it from Kentucky in the south. The state borders with Lake Michigan, Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky, and Illinois, and is nicknamed as the “The Hoosier State.”Ī major supporter of the US during the American Civil War, Indiana is a part of the eight American states that comprise the Great Lakes region, other seven being Illinois, New York, Michigan, Ohio, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania. With Indianapolis as the state capital and the largest city in the state, Indiana is the 17th most populous and 38th largest state in the United States of America. Add Comment.Originally inhabited by the Paleo-Indians, Indiana is a North American state located in the Midwestern and Great Lakes region. However, we'll see whether those "casual" gamers will be keen on making the leap from word searches to, say, Monkey Gems.ĭo you think Arkadium's deal with LA Times will prove successful? Which of the developer's games is your favorite? Sound off in the comments. (This is the second of such deals Arkadium has made with a news organization the first was CNN.) When you think about it, the majority of Arkadium's games cater to the same audience that enjoys crossword puzzles and the like. It's interesting for a social games company to make such a move, and perhaps a terribly smart one. "We are also creating a previously unavailable opportunity for our advertisers to reach Southern California's casual gaming audience and in the process establish another digital monetization platform." "Given the ever-rising popularity of casual games, adding Arkadium's titles allows us to further engage 's users and entice previously untapped gaming enthusiasts to visit our site throughout the day," LA Times' VP for Digital Revenue Products Jennifer Collins said in a statement.
All of Arkadium's games on the LA Times are packed with Facebook and Twitter integration throughout, and the deal was made in hopes of increasing advertising revenue, according to the news organization. The Arkadium games available on the LA Times Games page include several of its varieties of Mahjongg (including Mahjongg Dimensions), Sparks, Monkey Gems and more. As a result, Arkadium has already thrown the lot of its hit games on the " Games" section of the LA Times website. Is it about time we trade in the paper's (literally) two-dimensional crossword puzzles for the depth of Mahjongg? The Los Angeles Times seems to be headed in that direction, as the news outlet announced a partnership with New York-based social game maker Arkadium.
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