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22 Jul, Tue
11:15 AM
Madinah - Monroe
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23 Jul, Wed
04:45 AM
Madinah - Monroe
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21h 9m
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25 Jul, Fri
04:45 AM
Madinah - Monroe
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21h 9m
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21 Jul, Mon
11:15 AM
Madinah - Monroe
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14h 39m
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28 Jul, Mon
04:45 AM
Madinah - Monroe
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21h 9m
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20 Jul, Sun
11:15 AM
Madinah - Monroe
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14h 39m
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26 Jul, Sat
11:15 AM
Madinah - Monroe
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20h 41m
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27 Jul, Sun
11:15 AM
Madinah - Monroe
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14h 39m
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29 Jul, Tue
11:15 AM
Madinah - Monroe
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20h 41m
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About Monroe

Monroe, a charming city in northeastern Louisiana, USA, is beautifully situated along the Ouachita River. This lively city is celebrated for its rich history, southern hospitality, and strategic importance as a regional hub for commerce and education.

Monroe is served by Monroe Regional Airport, which offers flights to various domestic destinations, making it a crucial gateway to the northern Louisiana region. The city is also well-connected by road, facilitating trade and travel within Louisiana and beyond.

The city’s attractions are deeply embedded in its historical and cultural fabric. The Biedenharn Museum and Gardens, one of Monroe’s most iconic landmarks, boasts stunning gardens and exhibits that provide a glimpse into the city’s past. Another notable site is the Masur Museum of Art, which symbolizes the city’s commitment to the arts and modern development.

For those interested in the city’s history, the Chennault Aviation and Military Museum offers insights into the local aviation history and the contributions of General Claire Chennault, one of Monroe’s most famous residents. The museum, with its interactive exhibits and detailed collections, is a significant cultural and historical site.

Monroe is also renowned for its vibrant arts scene. The Downtown RiverMarket, located along the Ouachita River, showcases the work of local artists and vendors, emphasizing the city’s role as a center for southern art and culture. The city’s markets, such as the bustling Monroe Farmers Market, provide a sensory feast with a variety of local crafts, produce, and baked goods.

Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy the scenic beauty of the Ouachita River. The riverfront promenade, known as the Ouachita Riverwalk, offers stunning views of the river and opportunities for walking and biking. Boating and fishing activities are popular among locals and visitors alike. Additionally, the nearby Black Bayou Lake National Wildlife Refuge, with its lush wetlands and diverse wildlife, offers a picturesque setting for hiking and nature observation.

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