New Hampshire, renowned for its scenic landscapes and small-town charm, has downsides to consider before relocating. The lack of major cities limits job opportunities and entertainment options, and the state has high property taxes despite no sales or income tax. Residents must also contend with bugs, including ticks that carry Lyme disease, and traffic congestion on main routes like I-93 and I-95. While the state offers natural beauty and a peaceful lifestyle, it may not suit everyone, especially those accustomed to urban amenities or lower living costs.