big in texas

In a state known for its giant tales, it turns out our armadillo is a pint-sized wonder. Let’s take a closer look at this quirky local mascot.

Imagine a 20-foot tribute to Texas' spirited past, where legends and blades come together. This monument is a slice of history that locals cherish.

Imagine a sun-soaked day at Texas' largest saltwater lagoon, where the beach is just steps away from your backyard. It's a game changer!

Imagine a rocking chair so big it could double as a Texas landmark—this one’s nearly 26 feet tall and wants you to take a seat.

You might think of Texas as a beef state, but Lubbock is quietly churning out millions of pounds of cheese daily. Let's get into the details.

If you drive by the giant bee of Hidalgo, Texas, you might let the kids know that it's just a statue. The bee was commissioned as a publicity stunt by the Hidalgo Chamber of Commerce and, after a brief tour, was installed at City Hall, right across from the community library.

Texas has already conquered the burrito world—now it’s time to take on the taco!

Discover Texas's quirky love for the colossal at the World's Largest Cowboy Boots—an eye-catching spectacle in San Antonio's Northstar Mall.

Discover the largest bowl of chili in Texas, where authenticity reigns with traditional ingredients like beef and chili powder, setting the standard for true chili lovers.

Despite its reputation for grandeur, Texas surprisingly doesn't hold the record for the largest glass of sweet tea, currently set by Summerville, South Carolina.

Tamales, a staple of Texan cuisine, are made from masa and typically filled with shredded pork, chicken, or beef, but not vegetables.

Join the excitement at the Terlingua Chili Cookoff, an international competition held every November, where Texas chili enthusiasts showcase their unique recipes for a noble cause.