I Traveled the USA's Least Visited States.

As someone born, raised, and still lives in Iowa, I have to tell you, Iowa in August with the blue skies, puffy white clouds, tall green cornfields swaying in the wind, and red barns dotted across the landscape - one of the most beautiful places in the world!! Never believe the tourist ratings...all states have beauty, interesting places to visit, great food, and friendly people.

You are so respectful of America, its history, and its diversity. Thank You.

You know Eva has been in the USA for a while now. She actually called it gas station and not petrol station.

Iowa has 1/10 of one percent of land that is still in its natural state. Its the most human altered state out of the 50 states. It basically consists of farms and a few cities. I attended Iowa State University and a staff member from the Iowa Department of Natural Resources came to a class I attended and discussed this issue with the class.

After 18 years of driving truck, it is nice to hear someone talk about it in a good way. Thank you.

One of the most awesome experiences of my life was crossing Nebraska at night in a thunderstorm. I grew up in California. The weather in California, though mostly very pleasant (before climate issues), is also BORING. Crossing Nebraska in the dark we had huge lightning bolts crashing all around us, all four sides. We almost never see lightning hit the ground in CA. Though there are places I have been that filled me with awe at the power of nature, nothing came close to equaling what I felt crossing Nebraska. Thank you for this reminder. Very much.

Wall Drug used to have signs all over the world with the distance to the place (I saw one in Amsterdam for instance). They might still have them, but I haven't seen any for a long time. Glad you spotlighted these states! I have family in all of them.

You should visit the South. Kentucky, Tennessee, West Virginia, and Alabama are very beautiful states. Great food, culture, and scenery.

Thank you for your kind depiction of our midwest. We don't usually get much love as so called "fly over states" but it's our home & we love it with all our hearts. Come back & visit Iowa again sometime & good luck on your travels. Love the videos. Cheers 🍻

I’m always so impressed with how charitable Eva is in her reporting & interviews. In a world of violently partisan reporting, Eva is out there connecting, even with those coming from vastly different perspectives. In doing this she’s able to unlock our common humanity. Thank you, Eva.

I’m a South Dakotan! I love it so much, it is such a calm and tranquil place. The second you cross the state line, random people on the highway start waving at you. Thank you for visiting😄

Having grown up in Iowa and Nebraska and lived most of my life in the midwest, I have to say it is the people that make it so great. The land is beautiful in its own unique way but the people of rural America and the midwest in particular are what make it such a wonderful place to live and raise a family.

Eva, you HAVE to go to Minnesota or Wisconsin! Especially in the northern part. Not only is it beautiful with the great lakes and lakes in general everywhere, but the people are really interesting and have their own distinct culture + accent. I'm from there and I think you'd find it really interesting.

The sign in the bar: "There is no greater wealth in this world - than - Peace of Mind." Love that statement! BTW I went to Yankton College in Yankton, SD and worked as a radio announcer at KQHU, FM the people in South Dakota are wonderful. That truck stop is fantastic. I bet the food was good. Did you try the Apple Pie with Ice Cream?

I don't live in the State, but the northern parts of Nebraska are truly beautiful and diverse. There's canyons and forests and rolling hills, there's prairie and rivers, there's geological monuments. People might think that the wide open spaces are lonely and fearful. Actually they offer peace, serenity, separation from the craziness that's found in urban areas, that you'll never experience anywhere else. I don't feel alone and haunted in the far flung places of the rural central USA, but rather comfort.

Amazing as always! Still in awe of how you're able to travel with your four legged partner to such far out places.....seemless editing and smooth voice overs. Loved every second.

Eva, you are one of the few YouTubers that is creating content in the U.S. from Europe. It's always nice to hear someone outside the country prospective of the U.S. , particularly Middle America. Very insightful. Thank you for taking us along. Sending much love❤ from Richmond, Va. Harriet, Jim and Yuki P.S. We would like to have you here as our guest when you make to Virginia. Lots to see.

Eva is a breath of fresh air! I think the mainstream media can learn a lot from her.

Whenever I meet someone looking for the unknown but interesting in the USA, I always tell them about Geocaching. If you plan a trip anywhere and the look for the "favorite" geocaches along that route, you will be taken to places that most others never get to see and miss out on. Read the online logs of the geocache and the reasons the person hid one there and you often find things about the area that sometimes are missing from travel brochures and history books.

I'm from DC, but went to the University of Nebraska. Omaha and Lincoln are awesome cities and total hidden gems. I miss Nebraska. <3