Popularly known as the “Oil Capital of the World” and as “T-Town,” the city of Tulsa in Oklahoma has evolved to include businesses and industries not related to oil and petroleum. It is considered to be the gateway to Green Country which is a region with green vegetation as well as numerous lakes and hills located at northeast Oklahoma.

The Arkansas River divides the city into two major divisions but also acts as venue for many activities ideal for locals or tourists. Some of the notable attractions and destinations in Tulsa include the Riverwalk Crossing, Tulsa Zoo and Living Museum, Tulsa Air and Space Museum, Mohawk Park which is the 3rd largest municipal park in the US, Gilcrease Museum which exhibits the world´s largest collection of arts and artifacts coming from the American West, Woodland Hills Mall, Philbrook Museum which had once been the estate of a former oil baron, the Tulsa County Fairgrounds which is also home to the iconic Golden Driller, and Woodward Park.