Life in the Triangle

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North Carolina Botanical Gardens 

UNC Finley Golf Course 

Occaneechee Mountain Trail  American Tobacco Trail 

Red Hat Amphitheater

Spring Haven Farm, Maple View Farms

Farmers markets in the triangle

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Note:  Raleigh and Durham (two neighboring cities, and part of the nationally renowned “Research Triangle” that includes Chapel Hill) were recently tied as the “Second best place to live in the U.S.,” by the July, 2021 ranking in U.S. News & World Report. Learn more about the rankings and why our region is such a great place to live and work.

“As an Allergy and Immunology fellow at UNC, my time in the Triangle has been nothing short of transformative. The supportive mentorship I’ve received, the camaraderie with my co-fellows and attendings, and the collaborative spirit of this community have helped shape me as a physician. Beyond the clinic walls, I’ve fallen in love with the Triangle’s charm—its friendly people, thriving pickleball scene, and the incredible diversity reflected in both its population and cuisine. Living here has offered me a perfect balance of professional growth and personal fulfillment. When I think about my future post-fellowship, the decision to start my career by joining a private practice in Raleigh was easy. The Triangle isn’t just where I’ve trained; it’s where I’ve found a home” – Mayuran Ravindran, MD, 2025 Graduate