Depart from Los Angeles in the morning and head to Death Valley. First, make a stopover to visit the Death Valley Park sign. This sign is a classic check-in point at the entrance, allowing you to leave wonderful memories during your trip.
Next, visitors will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the embrace of Mesquite Flat, a desert land known for its majestic sand dunes, especially at sunrise or sunset, when the golden light and shadow decorate the land picturesquely.
Later, you will visit the Death Valley Visitor Center, which collects in-depth information about Death Valley’s unique ecological and geological wonders, and the staff enthusiastically provides travel suggestions to help you gain a deeper appreciation of this unique land.
Natural scenery.
Continuing the journey, visitors will reach the Badwater Basin, one of the lowest points in North America, where salty flats form a white riverbed. And the funny thing is, because of the rains in the first few months, you're lucky enough to see what have been decades in Death Valley.
The small lake formed by the accumulation of rainwater adds a unique charm to the scenic spot.
In the evening, you will arrive at The Ranch at Death Valley (Oasis Hotel), a resort that exists like an oasis in Death Valley, providing you with comfortable and pleasant accommodation experience and experiencing a unique oasis life in the desert.
In the morning, you can feel a touch of green in the desert at the hotel. Then set off for a walk to Zabriskie Point, an observation deck in eastern Death Valley known for its spectacular loess formations. Hiking through this unique landscape, you'll see sand dunes, colorful rock formations, and dramatic natural wonders along the way.
Next, drive to Borax Mill Rd and Furnace Creek, a testament to the history of the Death Valley region. BoraxMill Rd was once a major site for borax mining and reflects the area's past prosperity. Furnace Creek, on the other hand, is famous for its natural hot springs, an oasis in the desert that provides a refreshing and refreshing respite.
Continue your journey to Stovepipe Wells General Store, a historic store located in northern Death Valley that offers a variety of necessities and souvenirs, making it the perfect place to enjoy the desert scenery while satisfying your shopping cravings. Finally, set off on the return trip back to Los Angeles.
