Today you will take a flight to Las Vegas, the largest city in Nevada, the United States. It is the "Entertainment Capital of the World" and a veritable shopping paradise. Go to Caesars Palace Shopping Center, one of the most beautiful shopping malls in the world. It has as many as 160 international high-end luxury brands, with a wide range of product types and styles. If you are pursuing a high-quality life, don’t miss it. The shopping mall is located in the famous Caesars Palace Hotel. It is mainly built in the ancient Roman architectural style. The interior is equipped with huge fountain pillars and classical sculptures. Every corner is exquisite and impeccable. You can enjoy a visual feast while immersed in shopping.
Itinerary:
Las Vegas Airport Pickup → Caesars Palace Mall
Kind tips:
The free pick-up time at Las Vegas Airport is: 10:00-18:00 (this time is the time to meet the tour guide after getting your luggage), pick up and go.
Depart from the hotel in the morning and go to one of the most fairy-like cafes in Las Vegas - Mother Air Coffee, drink a cup of fairy-looking matcha latte, and taste the dense texture of first-class coffee. The antique decoration with exquisite aqua cups and plates is not only easy to take photos but also has a strong Instagram style. Then we arrive at the most beautiful spiritual place in the United States - Sedona, which has been rated as the most livable town by National Geographic magazine many times. Take a jingle car to view the beautiful red rock walls along the way. During lunch time, you will stroll through the Tlaquepaque Art and Shopping Village, check out the popular local French country-style restaurant, take photos with the food in the super photogenic secret garden, and admire the exquisite art fountain in the courtyard. You simply won’t want to leave~
Itinerary:
Mothership Coffee → Sedona (take a jingle car ride to enjoy the beautiful scenery along the way) → Tlaquepaque Art and Shopping Village (4 hours)
Sedona
Sedona is a place with one of the largest magnetic fields in the world. It attracts millions of tourists every year and is praised for its stunning red rock landscape. Take the sightseeing jingle bus and pass through the Sedona uptown business district (Sedona uptown Village), where there are many small shops selling all kinds of art, souvenirs and handicrafts. There are also other clothing stores, boutiques, coffee shops and restaurants. The window displays and facade decorations of the shops are full of ingenuity.
Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village
"Tlaquepaque," meaning "The Best of Everything," has been an important Sedona landmark since the 1970s. Its vine coverings, thick stucco walls, cobblestone walkways, and grand arched entrances make it feel like Tlaquepaque has been around for centuries. Today, Tlaque Park remains a vibrant arts community and a symbol of Sedona culture. There are more than 45 specialty stores here. From clothing, shoes and bags to furniture decoration, you can find anything you want in Truck Park.
Today we will travel to Arizona’s Petrified Forest National Park, home to the world’s largest petrified wood forest, full of colorful petrified wood gems, and immersed in the vivid and charming Painted Desert. Then come to Spider Woman Canyon, one of the most visited national monuments in the United States, visit the geologically unique Spider Rock, and learn about the legend of the Spider Woman in local beliefs. Arrive at the small town of Kayenta in the southwestern United States in the afternoon, overlook the spectacular Colorado Plateau on the vast crimson land, and experience the traditional culture of the Navajo tribe.
Itinerary:
Petrified Forest National Park (60 minutes) → Spider Woman Canyon (120 minutes) → Kayenta Town
Petrified Forest National Park Petrified Forest National Park
Petrified Forest National Park is one of the largest and most gorgeous collections of petrified forests in the world. It is famous for having a large number of petrified forests of different densities. These forests are named Black Forest, Crystal Forest, Rainbow Forest, etc. Most of the trees in the park are conifers similar to the Araucaria, which grew during the Triassic period about 225 million years ago. In addition to fossilized trees, the park also features badland landscapes known as the "Painted Desert" and early Indian ruins.
Spider Woman Canyon Canyon De Chelly National Monument
Spider Woman Canyon is located in the center of an Indian reservation in Arizona, USA. There are sacred petroglyphs in the canyon, including images of snakes, antelopes, and snow-white handprints. Deep in the canyon, you will see sand castles built on the cliffs by the Anasazi, the ancestors of the Navajo people. Like the Grand Canyon, Spider Woman Canyon is a long, deep crater on a raised plateau. The valley walls on both sides are steep and majestic with red and yellow rocks, like high castle walls, guarding this tranquility.
Kayenta town Kayenta
Kayenta is the gateway to Monument Valley, where the red spiers of hills rising out of the desert are one of the most famous landscapes in the world. Here you can see the magnificent landscape of the Colorado Plateau, and the sky is incredibly blue.
Depart in the morning and board a cool jeep to Monument Valley, a symbol of the original American West. The formidable rock pinnacles and endless drifting red sand will take you to relive the classic Wild West movie. Then go to the world-famous Antelope Canyon, admire the beautiful curves of the red sandstone walls, feel the ultimate blend of light and shadow, and take your own unique artistic blockbuster. Then we went to Horseshoe Bend, one of the top ten best photography locations in the United States. The horseshoe-shaped red rocks here are dazzling in the sun, and the emerald-like Colorado River makes people marvel at the miraculous craftsmanship of nature! Then go to the small town of Kanab, Utah, for a unique stargazing trip~ The campfire in the dark wilderness, the sound of burning wood, the tempting aroma of barbecue, and the bright and charming stars are definitely the most unforgettable experience in a lifetime!
Itinerary:
Monument Valley (90 minutes) → Antelope Canyon (90 minutes) → Horseshoe Bend (90 minutes) → Kanab BBQ Dinner & Stargazing
Monument Valley Monument Valley
Monument Valley began to appear in many media in the 1930s as a symbol of the original Great West of the United States. The most famous one is in many western films by American director John Ford, including "Stagecoach" and "The Searchers". The cross-country run in director Robert Chamakis's "Forrest Gump" ends here. The magnificence of Monument Valley is difficult to describe in words. Huge sculptures stand on the red field. This is the resonance of desolation and wild music, a holy place for the sublimation of life and soul.
Lower Antelope Canyon Lower Antelope Canyon
Lower Antelope Canyon is located in northern Arizona, USA. It was formed from soft sandstone after millions of years of various erosion forces. Flash floods often flow into the canyon during the monsoon season. Due to the sudden increase in rainfall, the flow rate of the flash flood is quite fast. In addition, the narrow channel narrows the river channel, so the vertical erosion force becomes relatively larger, forming a corridor at the bottom of Lower Antelope Canyon and a hard and smooth edge like flowing water on the canyon wall. There is no artificial lighting in Lower Antelope Canyon. All visible light comes from the cracks at the top of the canyon. The light is repeatedly refracted by the rock texture and enters the valley bottom, producing dreamlike irregular color changes. These colors range from deep to light, colorful and beautiful.
Horseshoe Bend Horseshoe Bend
Horseshoe Bend – one of the top 10 best photography locations in the United States by National Geographic! The dense aquatic plants on the Colorado River bed make the river water appear fluorescent green in the sunlight. The river turns 360 degrees in the reddish-brown canyon, cutting a horseshoe-shaped canyon, hence the name Horseshoe Bend. Standing on the edge of the cliff, you will be immersed in the breathtaking beauty of the clear water, blue sky and red rocks.
Today we will go to Zion National Park, which is an adventure paradise for hikers. The clear rivers and the sunshine slanting into the canyons are simply intoxicating. You can also watch rare wild animals while walking on secret trails. Then we arrived at Bryce National Park, which is the smallest and most exquisite national park in Utah. The brightly colored rock pillars are like natural toilets. It is also very pleasant to walk in the huge natural amphitheater. Then end the pleasant journey and return to Las Vegas. It is recommended that you book a flight after 7pm.
Itinerary:
Zion National Park (90 minutes) → Bryce Canyon National Park (90 minutes) → Las Vegas
Zion National Park Zion National Park
Zion National Park is a dream destination for hikers and photographers. Although it is located in the desert, the terrain is anything but barren. Formed by millions of years of erosion, the park's diverse rock formations, countless wilderness trails and one-of-a-kind wildlife beckon to those seeking an experience of solitude and inspiration. The park's many canyons, fauna and cultural sites are suitable for exploration in any season, but spring and autumn are at their most pleasant and the flowers are in full bloom.
Bryce Canyon National Park Bryce Canyon National Park
Bryce Canyon National Park is located in southwestern Utah, USA. Although its name contains the word canyon, it is not a real canyon, but a huge natural amphitheater formed by erosion along the east side of the Ponsagunt Plateau. Its unique geographical formations, called lithosphere, are formed by wind, water and ice erosion from rivers, and sedimentary rocks from lake beds. The red, orange and white rocks within it form a unique natural landscape, so it is known as the palace of natural stone figurines.
