$34 Cheap Flights to Tulsa, OK

In the heart of North America lies the state of Oklahoma, a vast and sweeping prairie once the home of proud tribes of Native Americans. The city of Tulsa manages to capture the ambiance of this bygone era while still maintaining a cosmopolitan air as it looks toward the future.

Tulsa International Airport handles most flights to Tulsa and is located just north of the city. With a number of hub cities throughout North America providing direct service, booking Tulsa flights fitting your particular travel plans will be a breeze. With the airport's convenient proximity to the city, catching the airplane home is also hassle-free.

People who love to hike and explore the outdoors will enjoy spending time at Turkey Mountain, Tulsa's most popular area for walking and mountain biking. There are a number of trails, and standing at the top of the mountain gives lovely views out over the city and rolling grassland.

Those interested in Native American history can stop by the Gilcrease Museum, where interactive displays and a fine collection of artifacts enlighten visitors with the culture of the area, which dates back several thousand years. Meanwhile fans of music enjoy a walk through the Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame, where visitors are sometimes lucky enough to catch a live performance.

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