Pennsylvania Dutch Country is a region in southeastern Pennsylvania known for its rich Amish and Mennonite heritage. The area features picturesque farmland, traditional crafts, and unique foods, reflecting the customs and lifestyles of these communities. Visitors can explore charming towns like Lancaster and enjoy local markets and festivals. The term "Pennsylvania Dutch" refers to the descendants of German immigrants who settled in the region during the 18th and 19th centuries. The word "Dutch" is a misinterpretation of "Deutsch," meaning German. Today, the area attracts tourists interested in experiencing its cultural traditions, handmade goods, and scenic landscapes.