Cultural trails are designated routes that highlight the heritage, traditions, and history of a specific area. These trails often include landmarks, museums, and historical sites, allowing visitors to explore and learn about the local culture. They can be found in cities, rural areas, and even along scenic landscapes, providing a unique way to experience a region's identity. Many cultural trails are designed for walking, biking, or driving, making them accessible to a wide range of people. They may focus on various themes, such as indigenous history, art, or architecture, and often feature informational signage to enhance the visitor experience.