Numerous lakes and dunes, including the Landes de Gascogne Regional Natural Park.
Formerly marshy and unhealthy; drained in the 19th century and reforested with pine trees for wood and resin.
Capital: Mont-de-Marsan.
Known for its gastronomy (foie gras, duck, and Armagnac in the area) and peaceful seaside resorts.
In short: a mix of endless beaches, gigantic pine forests, and tranquil nature—a favorite with the French for summer holidays, but less well-known among foreigners.





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