Alaska, the largest U.S. state, is a remote wilderness with stunning landscapes, including rugged mountains and icy fjords. Despite its vast size, it’s the least populous state, providing a unique connection to nature. Known for wildlife, the Northern Lights, and a rich history shaped by indigenous cultures and the Klondike Gold Rush, Alaska’s economy relies on fishing, oil, and tourism. With expansive national parks like Denali, it’s a haven for outdoor enthusiasts seeking the raw beauty of the Last Frontier.