What to do in Kentucky

It looks like a massive, sprawling underground amusement park right under the city of Louisville. https://louisvillemegacavern.com/

I've been a baseball fan since I was a little kid, so I gotta see this. https://www.sluggermuseum.com/

Creationists rebuilt Noah's ark according to the specifications in the Bible, and it looks impressive. Now, I don't believe in the Creationist and Young Earth theories (there are too many facts and evidence that they conveniently choose to ignore), but I think this will be a nice offbeat (though expensive) attraction to visit. https://arkencounter.com/

It's a massive horse farm, competition venue, and equestrian theme park in Lexington. Looks like fun for all ages. https://www.kyhorsepark.com/

My wife has some qualms about visiting a cemetery (probably from Asian culture), so this may be a no-go, but it looks really neat as far as cemeteries go. Colonel Sanders (the KFC guy) and Muhammad Ali (the boxer) are buried here. https://www.cavehillcemetery.com/

A forested mountain chock full of awesome geological features like archways, tunnels, caves, hidden pools, and waterfalls. https://www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/dbnf/recreation/recarea/?recid=39458

Looks like tons of fun for the kids! https://fw.ky.gov/Education/Pages/Salato-Wildlife-Education-Center.aspx

Kayaking and boating in an underground cave. https://www.gorgeunderground.com/

Looks like a recreation of an old fort with reenactors. https://parks.ky.gov/harrodsburg/parks/historic/old-fort-harrod-state-park

So many neat places I probably won't visit this time around, because they are in the southern part of Kentucky where I'm not planning on going.