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Airports know you’re tired, rushed and already in holiday mode… which is EXACTLY when they can get you to overspend 👀 Here are 4 tricks I actually use: 1️⃣ AIRPORT PARKING 🚗 Don’t just book the first parking option Google shows you. Before you book, check the airport’s official parking prices against Park & Ride/meet-and-greet operators — the difference for a week can be HUGE. (It’s sometimes cheaper to rent someone’s driveway nearby!) 💡 And check the final price, not the “from £X” headline. Some of the cheapest-looking options add fees later. 2️⃣ AIRPORT TRANSFERS 🚕 A taxi waiting outside arrivals can be one of the most expensive ways to leave an airport. Before you fly, check the local bus/train + official airport transfer options and compare them with a pre-booked transfer. 💡 In some cities, the airport train can cost a fraction of a taxi — and you don’t have to negotiate a price when you’ve just landed. 3️⃣ FOREIGN CURRENCY 💷➡️💶 This one catches SO many people. If the card machine or ATM asks: “Pay in GBP or local currency?” 👉 Choose the LOCAL CURRENCY. Choosing GBP usually means accepting the machine’s own conversion rate instead of letting your card provider handle the exchange. That innocent-looking “£” can cost you more than you think. 👀 4️⃣ LOUNGE ACCESS 💺🥂 Here’s the one people get wrong… Don’t assume paying for a lounge is automatically cheaper than buying food & drinks separately. Before paying £40–£60+, check: ✔️ Does your bank/card already give you lounge access? ✔️ Can you get a cheaper pre-booking price? ✔️ How long are you actually going to be there? And if you’re travelling with someone, compare the total cost for both of you — that’s where lounge “deals” can suddenly stop being deals. 💰 The biggest travel hack isn’t finding the cheapest holiday… it’s stopping the little expenses from eating your holiday budget. Which one did you NOT know? 👇 Save this before your next flight ✈️ #TravelHacks #AirportHacks #CheapTravel #TravelTips #BudgetTravel #FlyingTips #AirportTips #TravelSmart #TravelMoney #HolidayTips #TravelDeals #FrequentFlyer #TravelOnABudget #Tripcom #TravelBetter

#easytravelpost I came to California expecting the big sights. But somehow this simple day in Saratoga became one of my favourite memories. No packed itinerary. No rushing. ☕ Coffee in the morning 🐶 Took my friend’s dog out and instantly had a new best friend 😂 🌲 Went for a long walk in the California sunshine 🚗 Drove around the beautiful Saratoga foothills 🍇 Discovered that there are actually vineyards and wineries all around the Santa Cruz Mountains 💻 Even got some work done outside because… how could I sit indoors with weather like this? Saratoga has this really nice mix of small-town California + mountains + wine country, while still being in Silicon Valley. And honestly, that’s what I remember most about travelling. Not always the famous attraction. Sometimes it’s the dog you borrowed for the day, the coffee you didn’t photograph properly, a random drive and having absolutely nowhere you need to rush to. 😂❤️ 📍 Saratoga, California 🇺🇸 Follow me for more travel insights.

Golden Gate Bridge The landmark of landmarks! Recommended to bike or walk across, the silhouette at sunset is stunning! Photo spot: Battery Spencer viewpoint ◎ Filming location for Inception Powell St & California St Stop Lombard Street The most crooked street in the world, with 8 sharp turns covered in flowers, colorful like an oil painting Authentic Cable Car Experience the century-old cable car, the Powell-Hyde line offers beautiful scenery, climbing all the way to the top for a city view! Palace of Fine Arts Roman-style building constructed for the 1915 World's Fair Stroll by the lake, feed swans, and capture beautiful reflections Fisherman’s Wharf Eat seafood, watch sea lions, and browse vintage shops! Must-try sourdough clam chowder Pier 39 is very lively City Hall The golden "American Versailles," free to visit, with a stunning interior dome! Alcatraz Island Former federal prison, experience the thrill of "Escape from Alcatraz"! Remember to book your ferry tickets in advance~ Chinatown The oldest Chinatown in North America, full of Eastern charm with its paifang and lantern streets, enjoy Hong Kong-style dim sum and roasted meats Union Square Shopping paradise! Luxury stores, art galleries, and street performances all in one place, the night scene lights up with neon for a romantic atmosphere Asian Art Museum Houses Asian artifacts from around the world, must-see Chinese bronzes and Japanese ukiyo-e, a modern art museum Seven floors of artistic feast, featuring permanent works by Yayoi Kusama and Andy Warhol, a must-visit for art lovers! Painted Ladies Six Victorian fairy-tale houses, a classic postcard view! Picnic and group photos on the lawn at Alamo Square Park Google Headquarters Souvenir shop Google Visitor Experience Huge G logo for photo check-in 9 400 Bay View Dr GSuites, Mountain View, CA 94043 Apple Park Visitor Center Experience the alien flying saucer landing on Earth NASA Ames Research Center Intel Museum Address: 2200 Mission College Blvd, Santa Clara, CA Hidden photo spot P18 Location: San Francisco 100-198 Harrison St at Spear St intersection Twin Peaks panoramic view of San Francisco, sunset and sunrise, night scenes, a sacred place for photographers Twin Peaks Christmas Tree Point

📍 Location: Shuixing Garden Tribute Portfolio Hotel, Nanshan, Shenzhen Address: 13 Keji Road, Science and Technology Park, Nanshan District (10-minute walk from Hi-Tech Park Station, Metro Line 1) ✨ The Experience: 🔹 First off, the location! Nestled in the heart of "China's Silicon Valley," it gives off a perfect blend of business and chic vibes~ 🔹 The hotel's design is inspired by the planet "Mercury." The moment you step into the lobby, the art sculptures will blow your mind—it's giving major Star Trek energy!🌌 🔹 The panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows and the smart room control system are the absolute GOAT~ You get sweeping views of the Science Park skyline🏙️ 🛏️ Room Highlights: The bathroom mirror design is literally made for mirror selfies 8⃣️! The smart toilet and the scent of the bath amenities are super soothing~ 🍽️ Dining Guide: "Selection" All-Day Dining Restaurant on the 9F ✔️ You have to try the Cantonese rice noodle rolls and fresh-boiled congee! ✔️ The Starbucks co-branded coffee at the 1F lobby bar is a great spot to meet up and chat☕ 🏋️ Amenities: 24/7 Gym + Self-service laundry room The top pick for business travelers or fitness junkies! 🚗 Nearby Attractions: ▫️ 10-minute walk to MixC World ▫️ 15-minute cab ride to Window of the World / Happy Valley ▫️ 22.9km from Shenzhen Bao'an International Airport ▫️ 14.5km from Shenzhen North Railway Station Quick tips: ▫️ Don't forget to try the robotic cat room delivery service ▫️ Highly recommend booking a high-floor city view room—the view is spectacular ▫️ Getting the freshly made rice noodle rolls at breakfast is a must!

Our family spent the Independence Day holiday vibing in Vancouver, Canada—and let me tell you, this city went ALL OUT for World Cup fever! Way more hype than back in Silicon Valley. If you want to soak up some unforgettable football energy, check out these must-visit World Cup-themed hotspots we loved: 1. Robson Square 🎟️ This downtown plaza was giving major football vibes, with a sky full of colorful balls (yep, you’ll spot them instantly!). The whole place is super lively, surrounded by cool shops and tons of foodie spots. Perfect for snapping Insta pics and grabbing a bite while soaking in the excitement! Address: 800 Robson St, Vancouver, BC V6Z 2E7 Hot tip: Shops and cafes around here usually open 10:00–19:00. Come during the afternoon for max energy. 2. Science World ⚽️ That vibrant dome? Not just any landmark—it’s Vancouver’s Science World totally transformed for the 2026 World Cup, decked out to look like a mega football! So eye-catching 😍 and an absolute must for your photo dump. Address: 1455 Quebec St, Vancouver, BC V6A 3Z7 Hours: Daily 10:00–17:00 (Check trip.com for ticket info!) 3. BC Place Stadium 🏟️ Spotted the UFO-shaped building? That’s it! This cutting-edge arena is hosting all the official World Cup matches in Vancouver. Even from outside, it’s a total vibe for diehard fans. Address: 777 Pacific Blvd, Vancouver, BC V6B 4Y8 Tip: Swing by in the evening to catch the stadium glowing with epic lights! 4. Granville Street Pedestrian Area 🚶♂️➡️ During the games, Granville Street turns into a wild fan zone—think buzzing bars, epic street parties, and street performers hyping up the crowd. If you want to experience true Vancouver nightlife and dive into local football culture, this is THE spot. Address: Granville St between Robson St & Drake St Best time: Head over after 6:00 PM for max nightlife and non-stop celebrations. 💡We had the BEST time chasing World Cup energy around Vancouver. Whether you’re coming for the matches or just here for the vibes, these football hotspots will make your visit unforgettable! Check trip.com for tickets and travel tips, and get ready for some major festival feels. #footballlandmarks #travel2026 #travel

#birminghamtrip Tucked along Well Street in Hackney, *Zoha Café* is a cozy, community-driven spot that’s quickly becoming a local favorite for breakfast, brunch, and laid-back lunches. With a glowing 4.9 rating on Google and rave reviews from food lovers and solo diners alike, Zoha offers a refreshing blend of comfort, quality, and charm. The interior is simple yet inviting—clean lines, soft lighting, and a relaxed vibe that makes it easy to settle in with a book, laptop, or good company. The menu is a delightful mix of English, Turkish, and American breakfast staples. Their Menemen**—a Turkish-style scrambled egg dish with tomatoes and spiced sausage—has earned cult status among regulars, praised for its fluffy texture and bold flavor. You’ll also find a well-executed **Full English, hearty American pancakes, and a selection of pastries and desserts that pair perfectly with their smooth, aromatic coffee. Whether you’re craving something savory or sweet, Zoha delivers with generous portions and thoughtful presentation. Service is consistently praised for being warm and attentive. Staff are friendly, quick to offer recommendations, and genuinely passionate about the food they serve. The café is ideal for solo diners, with fast service and a welcoming atmosphere that encourages repeat visits. Prices are reasonable, typically ranging between £10–£20 per person, making it an affordable treat in a rapidly evolving part of East London. Zoha Café is more than just a breakfast spot—it’s a place where good vibes, great food, and community spirit come together. Whether you’re a Hackney local or just passing through, this hidden gem offers a satisfying, soulful experience that’s well worth discovering.

In 2023, Google opened its first public visitor experience center at its Mountain View campus - the Google Visitor Experience. Spanning 10,000 square feet, this space is completely free to visit! Google has been in Mountain View for over 20 years, and this is their first time opening such an experience center to the public. For tech enthusiasts, this is a must-visit destination. Even if you're not a Google fan, you can still feel the innovative atmosphere of Silicon Valley. The architectural design and art installations are definitely worth seeing! 🎯 Highlights: · Google Store - The first physical store on the West Coast! Experience the latest Pixel phones, watches, and Nest products, along with exclusive merchandise. · Cafe @ Mountain View - Google's first public dining experience, featuring locally sourced organic ingredients and a focus on sustainability. · The Huddle - A community activity space that regularly hosts free workshops and lectures. · Iconic campus attractions - Android sculptures named after desserts, Stan the T-Rex dinosaur sculpture, and colorful Google bikes. 📍 Practical Information: · Address: Gradient Canopy office, Mountain View · Opening Hours: Monday to Saturday 9:00 am - 6:00 pm, Sunday 10:00 am - 5:00 pm · Admission: Completely free! No reservation required. · Parking: Free parking at Shoreline Amphitheatre Parking Lot C and Alta Garage · Transportation: VTA Route 40 bus or take Caltrain to Mountain View and transfer to a bus 💡 Tips for Visiting: · Self-guided tour booklets are available, and free WiFi is provided on-site. · The campus is open for exploration, but building interiors require employee accompaniment. · Bring your camera! The Android sculptures are perfect for photos. · Check the official website for event schedules, as community activities are frequently held. 📸 Must-See Photo Spots: · Android dessert-themed sculpture garden (Cupcake, Donut, KitKat, etc.) · Stan the T-Rex dinosaur · Colorful Google bikes · Gradient Canopy building exterior 🚫 Important Notes: · Office interiors are not accessible unless accompanied by an employee. · Weekends may be crowded; visiting on weekdays is recommended. · You can bring your own food to enjoy in the outdoor plaza.

I visited Silicon Valley for one day from San Francisco. I stopped by in the order of Intel headquarters, Apple headquarters, Computer History Museum, Google headquarters, Birthplace of Silicon Valley(a.k.a HP Garage), and Stanford University. The key takeaways are the importance of establishing dense clusters of innovative companies, supported by top universities like Stanford, driving rapid technological development and innovation. Not only the proximity, the open networks, and a culture of risk-taking and collaboration made the area successful which was also mentioned by AnnaLee Saxenian’s “Regional Development”.

First time in the US? Don't miss this 18-day tour guide, which will take you on an in-depth tour, especially to major museums, to experience the collision of culture and art! · ------- The US is a country where history and modernity intertwine. 🏞️ From the magnificent Grand Canyon to the bustling New York City, the scenery is diverse. 🍎 Each place has its own unique customs, such as the cowboy culture in the West and the urban style in the East. · ------- 🛤️ Route suggestion: A beautiful journey across the US from the West to the East Coast Day 1: Shanghai ✈️ Seoul ✈️ San Francisco, start your journey to the US! Day 2-3: Depart from San Francisco, visit Silicon Valley, and feel the charm of technology. Then head to Carmel-by-the-Sea and Solvang to experience exotic customs. Finally, arrive in Los Angeles. Day 4: Free time in Los Angeles to explore the charm of the city. Day 5-6: Head from Los Angeles to Las Vegas, shop and relax along the way. Then visit the South Rim and Flagstaff to enjoy the natural scenery. Day 7-8: Travel through Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend to Salt Lake City. Visit Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon along the way to enjoy the magnificence of nature. Day 9-12: Depart from Salt Lake City to visit natural wonders such as Grand Teton National Park and Yellowstone National Park. Finally, return to Salt Lake City and fly to Buffalo. Day 13-14: After arriving in Buffalo, head to Washington, D.C. to feel the atmosphere of the political center of the US. Then head to Philadelphia and finally arrive in New York. Day 15-16: Free time in New York to explore every corner of this bustling city. Day 17-18: End your journey to the US, return to Seoul from New York, and then transfer back to Shanghai. 🛫 · ------- Must-see attractions: 🎬 Universal Studios Hollywood: Step into the world of movies, experience thrilling and interesting scenes, and start your movie-themed journey! 🗽 Statue of Liberty: Feel the light of freedom shining on you. She is a symbol of hope and attracts the attention of the world. 🎨 The Metropolitan Museum of Art: Art treasures are waiting for you to discover, and there is also a mysterious temple from Egypt! 💦 Niagara Falls: Admire its magnificence from different angles and feel the grandeur and beauty of nature. · ------- Travel essentials: 🧳 Must-have list for traveling to the US 📞 SIM card and SIM card pin: Convenient for contacting and searching for information online. Don't forget to bring a SIM card pin for replacement. 🔌 Travel adapter: The voltage in the US is 110V, and the socket type may be different. It's safer to bring a converter. 🪪 Documents: Passport, visa, and driver's license translation. You will need them for entry and car rental! · ------- 🎉 We hope your journey to the US is full of surprises and wonderful memories!

Travelers! Here's a comprehensive 10-day USA travel guide to help you enjoy every moment of your trip without any hassle. · ------------------- 💗Itinerary: 1️⃣ Days 1–2: Start your journey in bustling San Francisco, visiting landmarks like the Golden Gate Bridge and Fisherman's Wharf. Then, head to a small town in California and explore the stunning scenery of Silicon Valley and 17-Mile Drive. 2️⃣ Day 3: Head to Los Angeles and explore the Walk of Fame, Dolby Theatre, and more to experience the charm of Hollywood🌟. 3️⃣ Days 4–5: Depart from Los Angeles and enjoy a shopping spree at the Palm Springs Outlets🛍. Then, embark on a Route 66 western town tour. 4️⃣ Days 6–7: Enjoy the beauty of Horseshoe Bend and the unique charm of Las Vegas. The next day, shop at the Los Angeles Barstow Outlets🎰. 5️⃣ Day 8: Return to Los Angeles and take a day trip to San Diego to experience the charm of this coastal city🌊. 6️⃣ Days 9–10: Enjoy a free day in Los Angeles before returning to Beijing in the evening. After a long flight, you'll arrive at Beijing Capital International Airport in the morning🛬. · ------------------- Must-visit attractions: ⚓️Port of San Diego: A place where warships gather, reflecting the red tiles and green trees🔆. Experience the fusion of modernity and history. 🌺Lombard Street: A winding street 🌿🍁🌺🌸 with different scenery in each season. 🌉Golden Gate Bridge: A filming location for the movie "Rise of the Planet of the Apes." Experience it for yourself😎. 🌟Hollywood Walk of Fame: A place for movie fans⛲️ to pay homage, with countless star handprints shining brightly. 🐎Horseshoe Bend: A horseshoe-shaped river bend with gradient-colored water🎨 and stunning natural scenery. · ------------------- 📱1️⃣: First, don't forget your phone. To make things easier, consider buying a US SIM card so you won't have to worry about network communication during your trip. 🔌2️⃣: When preparing electronic devices, don't forget to bring a US plug adapter and charger. After all, you don't want your phone or camera to run out of battery at a critical moment. 📕3️⃣: In terms of documents, you'll need to bring your passport and a valid US visa, and make sure they're safe. A driver's license is also very useful, especially for those planning a road trip. 🧣4️⃣: For clothing, January is winter in the US, so be sure to pack warm clothes like down jackets, gloves, scarves, and even non-slip shoes. 📸5️⃣: Finally, to capture the beautiful moments of your trip, a camera and memory card are essential. Don't forget a waterproof and shockproof camera case, especially if you plan to visit outdoor attractions or go skiing. · ------------------- That's it! Bring your curiosity and adventurous spirit, and experience a different side of yourself in the US! Have a great trip~

Hey guys, here's a 14-day USA travel guide! This guide is all you need to explore the USA, so save it now!✨ · ------------------- The USA is a country with a rich history, from the spectacular Grand Canyon to the bustling New York City, there are beautiful sights everywhere. Don't forget to experience the hospitality of the South and the pioneering spirit of the West, this is the unique American style! · ------------------- 🎉Itinerary: Day 1: Seoul✈️San Francisco Visit the Golden Gate Bridge, Lombard Street, and the Palace of Fine Arts, and enjoy a seafood dinner at Fisherman's Wharf. Day 2-3: San Francisco🚌Fresno🚌Los Angeles Visit Stanford University and Silicon Valley, and explore Yosemite National Park. Then head to Los Angeles to visit Griffith Observatory and the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Day 4: Los Angeles🚌San Diego🚌Los Angeles Take a day trip to San Diego, a city with a Mexican flair, and experience the exotic culture. Day 5-6: Los Angeles🚌Las Vegas Enjoy shopping at Barstow outlet, then head to Las Vegas to explore the Seven Magic Mountains and the MSG Sphere, and stay at a luxury hotel. On the second day, visit the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, a must-see photography spot. Day 7-8: Surrounding towns🚌Antelope Canyon🚌Bryce Canyon🚌Las Vegas Travel through Antelope Canyon, explore Horseshoe Bend, and then head to Bryce Canyon and Zion National Park to experience the magnificence and mystery of nature. Day 9-11: Las Vegas✈️Washington D.C.🚌Philadelphia Take a city tour of Washington D.C., and visit Princeton University and the University of Pennsylvania. Then head to New York to visit the Statue of Liberty, the Empire State Building, Wall Street, and the Vessel at Hudson Yards. Day 12: New York Visit the Metropolitan Museum of Art, stroll along Fifth Avenue, and experience the hustle and bustle and artistic atmosphere of New York. Day 13-14: New York✈️Seoul✈️Various places End your trip to the USA and return home with fond memories!🎉 · ------------------- Must-see attractions: Statue of Liberty ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: New York, NY 10004, USA ⏰Opening hours: 09:00-17:00 🕒Duration: 2-3 hours The Statue of Liberty, a symbol of freedom and hope, is a must-see landmark when visiting New York. Metropolitan Museum of Art ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: 1000 5th Ave, New York, NY 10028, USA ⏰Opening hours: Mon-Tue, Thu, Sun 10:00-17:00; Fri-Sat 10:00-21:00; Closed on Wed 🕒Duration: 1 day The museum houses countless treasures, including a temple relocated from Egypt, making it a great place for art and history lovers. Fisherman's Wharf ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: 505 Beach St Ste 110, San Francisco, CA 94133 ⏰Opening hours: All day 🕒Duration: 2-3 hours Fisherman's Wharf is a great place for food, shopping, and leisure, and you can also see sea lions basking in the sun! Port of San Diego ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: 3165 Pacific Hwy, San Diego, CA 92101 ⏰Opening hours: Mon-Fri 8:00-17:00 🕒Duration: 3-4 hours The Port of San Diego is a great place to experience the fusion of history and modernity, with modern warships and beautiful red tiles and green trees. · ------------------- Some tips: 1. Visa information: You need to apply for a visa in advance to travel to the USA, make sure you have all the documents ready to avoid delays.📝 2. December climate: In December, the temperature varies greatly between the east and west coasts of the USA, so remember to prepare clothes according to your destination.❄️ 3. Currency exchange rate: The USA uses US dollars, so check the exchange rate with RMB in advance for easy conversion and shopping.💵 4. Travel safely: Safety comes first when traveling, so take care of your personal belongings.🔒 5. Respect customs: Respect local culture and customs to better integrate into local life.🌍 -------------------- May your trip to the USA be full of joy and harvest, and become an unforgettable chapter in your heart!🌎✨

16-Day USA Itinerary: From natural scenery to urban style, this guide will help you explore the USA and experience its unique exotic charm. Don't miss out! · ------- 🗓 Itinerary Overview: D1: Depart from Shanghai, fly to San Francisco via Seoul. D2-D3: Visit San Francisco, explore Silicon Valley, drive along Highway 1, and enjoy the scenery of Carmel and California towns. Then head to Solvang to experience Danish culture, and finally arrive in Los Angeles. D4-D6: Depart from Los Angeles, pass through Barstow Outlets, and arrive in Las Vegas. Then head to the magnificent Grand Canyon National Park, stay in an Arizona town, and then head to a western town. D7-D10: Cross Bryce Canyon National Park and arrive in Salt Lake City. Then visit Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks to experience the beauty of nature, and finally head to Idaho. D11-D15: Return to Salt Lake City from Idaho, fly to Buffalo, and then head to Washington, D.C. Then visit Philadelphia, arrive in New Jersey, and finally explore New York City. Finally, return to Shanghai via Seoul. D16: Arrive in Shanghai, and the journey is complete 🎉. · ------- 🧳 Travel Essentials: USA Packing List 📞🇺🇸 SIM card and portable Wi-Fi: Stay connected at all times. 🔌🔋 Plug adapter and charger: The US uses 110V, so don't forget to bring an adapter. 🪪🛫 Passport, visa, and flight tickets: Enter the country and travel without any issues. 👕🧣 December in the US: Bring a warm coat and scarf to keep out the cold. 🎒🧴 Lightweight backpack and sunscreen: Make travel more convenient and protect yourself from the sun. 💵💳 Cash and credit card: Pay for shopping and dining with ease. · ------- 🎉 The USA is waiting for you to explore. Start your amazing journey now!

13-Day USA Travel Guide! This amazing itinerary will take you on a journey through the USA, where you can experience the unique charm of this exotic country. Don't miss out! / 🛤️ Itinerary Suggestions Day 1: Fly to Los Angeles, the City of Angels, to start your USA trip! Day 2-3: Free time in Los Angeles to experience the charm of the city, then head to Las Vegas. Day 4: Visit the spectacular Grand Canyon National Park and Horseshoe Bend, then head to Page. Day 5-6: Explore Antelope Canyon and Lake Powell, then head to Bryce Canyon National Park and Salt Lake City, continue to Jackson and Grand Teton, and finally arrive at Yellowstone National Park. Day 7-8: Explore Yellowstone National Park in depth and experience the beauty of nature, then return to Salt Lake City. Day 9-11: Visit Salt Lake City, fly to San Francisco, and enjoy free time. You can also choose to join a one-day tour of Ivy League universities and Silicon Valley to experience the collision of technology and culture. Day 12-13: Return home and end your unforgettable USA trip! / Attraction Suggestions: 🏞️ Grand Canyon National Park: Come here to see the magnificent Grand Canyon made up of red and yellow rock layers! 🌸 Lombard Street: A beautiful winding street with different scenery in every season waiting for you to discover. 🎰 Las Vegas Strip: Walk along the Strip and see themed hotels and unique scenery. It's like a miniature world architecture expo! 🌈 Lower Antelope Canyon: Want to take photos of the dreamlike canyon rock textures? Come here to explore the colorful wonderland of light and shadow. 🎬 Golden Gate Bridge: The filming location of the movie "Rise of the Planet of the Apes." Come and check in at this movie scene! / · *Notes**: · Visa Information: You need to apply for a visa to visit the USA in advance. Make sure you have all the required documents to avoid any travel disruptions. 📌 · December Weather: Most parts of the USA are cold in December, so remember to bring a thick coat and warm clothing! ❄️ · Currency Exchange Rate: The local currency is the US dollar. Learn about the exchange rate with the Chinese yuan in advance for easy conversion and spending. 💵 · Food Suggestions: Try classic foods like burgers and pizza, and explore various restaurants! 🍔🍕 / 🎉 We hope you have an unforgettable trip to the USA and enjoy the charm of freedom! 🎉

Never expected to see snow accumulation in northern California. The snow and ice caused a few traffic accidents on the California Highway. Other than snow, it rained quite a bit this year. However. I was lucky to see the sun during my visit to Mountain View town Center, which can be reached via VTA (a light rail locals called tram) and / or Cal Train. First time riding it and was really fun.

San Francisco is home to many headquarters of global IT companies. Many tourists visit for the Silicon Valley tour. You can tour the offices of companies like Google and Intel, and you can also buy souvenirs at the goods shop. It is also said that you can often experience new products depending on the season. This is a must-see if you are traveling to San Francisco! #SanFranciscoTravel #TravelDestinationRecommendation #USTravel #CityTravel #WorldTravel #SafeTravel

Our 16-day worry-free, all-inclusive US tour is here! Enjoy delicious local seafood, savory traditional steaks, and famous burgers. Plus, visit four major geological parks: the Grand Canyon, Bryce, Snow Canyon, and Joshua Tree. It's such a great value! . Scroll down for more highlights~ . 🗺️ Itinerary: Day 1: Depart and arrive in Washington, D.C., for your first taste of the US East Coast Days 2–4: In-depth tour of three East Coast cities. Visit the Capitol Building, Liberty Bell, Manhattan landmarks, and art museums Day 5: Fly to San Francisco. Explore the Golden Gate Bridge, Lombard Street, and Fisherman's Wharf Days 6–10: Travel across the US West Coast. Visit Silicon Valley, Bryce Canyon, and Antelope Canyon. Enjoy famous burgers and American steaks Days 11–13: Explore the Grand Canyon and Joshua Tree National Park. Visit the US-Mexico border and enjoy coastal harbor views Days 14–16: Tour downtown Los Angeles before your return trip home . Must-see attractions: 🇺🇸 The White House: The iconic home and office of the US President! The National Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony on December 3 is incredibly atmospheric. It's a century-old tradition dating back to 1923, featuring artist performances, military band music, and the President's message of peace. The Christmas decorations remain on display through January 1 and are well worth a visit~ Note: Free tickets have already been claimed, but soaking up the festive atmosphere on-site is still amazing✨ 🗽 Rockefeller Center: The renovated Top of the Rock is incredible! It now features a 360-degree rotating cantilever experience and a super cool open-air elevator! 2026 graduates can visit for free in May. Stand high above the city for panoramic views of Manhattan—every photo is a masterpiece📸 🏜️ Grand Canyon National Park: The stunning red and yellow rock formations are breathtaking! Winter is perfect for hiking. Bright Angel Trail, South Kaibab Trail, and the Rim Trail each have their own unique charm. Whether you're an experienced hiker or just looking for a casual stroll, you'll find a route that suits you. It's peaceful and healing🌄 ⚓ San Diego Harbor: Warships, red-tiled roofs, and lush trees are a perfect match! The 55th San Diego Bay Parade of Lights in 2025 will be lively, with 80 beautifully decorated boats lighting up the bay. Events take place on the nights of December 14 and 21. Immerse yourself in the American holiday atmosphere🎄 . ✈️ Travel essentials: 🪪 First, be sure to bring your original US visa, passport, copies, and a printed itinerary, as these are required for entry into the US. 📱 Purchase a US SIM card or activate international roaming in advance; you'll need it for navigation and local communication. 🔌 US outlets use flat-pin plugs, so remember to bring an adapter. A multi-port charger is also convenient for charging multiple devices at once. 👕 There is a significant temperature difference between the north and south of the US in September, so pack light jackets and short-sleeved shirts. Also, bring a comfortable pair of walking shoes for sightseeing. 💊 Bring common medications. Prescription drugs in the US are expensive, so pack some stomach medicine, cold medicine, and bandages. . Want a worry-free trip without the hassle of comparing prices? Our thoughtful, all-inclusive itinerary is ready. Click the card below to unlock an easy journey~

Hey everyone! This 12-day US trip guide is top-tier! Visit Universal Studios Hollywood from September 4 to November 2, 2025, to experience the "Chainsaw Man" Halloween Horror Nights theme, featuring 4D effects and a themed roller coaster! Enjoy a worry-free, all-inclusive package that covers 4 major cities, 4 national parks, and many more attractions. Includes China Eastern Airlines direct flights with onboard Wi-Fi and a 2-night stay in Las Vegas! · ------- Scroll down for more exciting content and to unlock more ways to play~ · ------- 🗺️ Itinerary at a glance: Day 1–Day 2: Depart and arrive in San Francisco. Visit the Golden Gate Bridge, Palace of Fine Arts, and Twin Peaks. Tour Stanford University and Silicon Valley, and drive the 17-Mile Drive on California Highway 1 Day 3–Day 5: 2-night stay in Las Vegas. Visit the iconic signs, experience optional activities like outdoor shooting, and visit Snow Canyon or Valley of Fire Day 6–Day 7: Travel to Page to visit Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend. Visit the Grand Canyon and the town of Kingman on Route 66 Day 8–Day 9: Visit Joshua Tree National Park. Round trip to San Diego to visit the harbor, USS Midway Museum, and Old Town Day 10: Visit the Hollywood Walk of Fame and experience the "Chainsaw Man" themed Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios (Sept–Nov 2025) Day 11–Day 12: Return trip · ------- Must-visit attractions: 1. Golden Gate Bridge 🟢🟢🟢🟢🟢 Address: Golden Gate Brg, San Francisco, CA, USA Opening hours: Open all day Duration: 1–3 hours A filming location for "Rise of the Planet of the Apes" and an iconic San Francisco landmark. At sunset, the orange glow wraps around the steel cables and the sea, creating a perfect atmosphere 🌉 2. Grand Canyon National Park 🟢🟢🟢🟢🟢 Address: Arizona, USA Opening hours: Open all day Duration: 1–2 days Stunning red and yellow rock formations. Multiple hiking trails suit different needs. Even in winter, you can enjoy the serene, picturesque canyon scenery 3. San Diego Harbor 🟢🟢🟢🟢🟢 Address: 3165 Pacific Hwy, San Diego, CA 92101, USA Opening hours: Mon–Fri 8:00 AM–5:00 PM, closed Sat–Sun Duration: 3–5 hours A gathering of warships paired with red-tiled roofs and green trees, showcasing a blend of modernity and history. The annual holiday boat parade is incredibly atmospheric 🎄 4. Hollywood Walk of Fame 🟢🟢🟢🟢🟢 Address: Hollywood Boulevard, Vine St, Los Angeles, CA 90028, USA Opening hours: Open all day Duration: 1–3 hours A pilgrimage site for movie fans. The streets are filled with shining star handprints. Just walking around feels like a dream back to the golden age of Hollywood 🎬 5. Universal Studios Hollywood 🟢🟢🟢🟢🟢 Address: 100 Universal City Plaza, Universal City, CA 91608, USA Opening hours: Sept 27 8:00 AM–6:00 PM Duration: 1 day An immersive movie-themed journey. The 2025 Halloween Horror Nights features a "Chainsaw Man" themed 4D experience and an exclusive roller coaster. A must-visit for fans 👻 · ------- ✈️ Travel checklist: 🪪 First, bring your original US visa and a copy of your passport. Also, keep digital copies of your visa in your phone and email as a backup 📱 Buy a local US SIM card or activate international roaming in advance. Don't forget a travel adapter for local outlets 👕 Temperatures vary significantly between northern and southern US in September. Bring a light sweatshirt and short sleeves, plus a windbreaker for cool mornings and evenings 💊 Bring common cold and stomach medicine. Over-the-counter drugs can be difficult to purchase in the US, so don't forget your emergency meds 💰 Prepare some small-denomination US dollars. Some small shops and parking lots only accept cash. Also, bring a dual-currency card for credit card payments 🎒 A short-trip backpack and sunglasses. Whether you are visiting cities or national parks, practical gear will save you a lot of trouble · ------- Tap the card below to unlock exclusive travel deals and guides~

Our 13-day US travel guide is here! Enjoy a great value trip with two visits to Yellowstone, stay in a lake-view cabin at Hebgen Lake in West Yellowstone for stunning views right outside your window, and fly China Eastern Airlines with the option to upgrade to domestic flights. It's worry-free and budget-friendly—save this post now! · ------- Don't scroll past! More amazing guides are below~ · ------- The US spans the North American continent from coast to coast and is known as Uncle Sam🗽. It features both the modernity of Wall Street and the retro charm of Route 66. Though its history is short, it blends a diverse range of cultures. · ------- 🗺️ Itinerary: Day 1–Day 2: Arrive in San Francisco, visit the Golden Gate Bridge and Lombard Street, check out Stanford and Silicon Valley, and stroll along 17-Mile Drive and Carmel-by-the-Sea Day 3–Day 5: Fly to Salt Lake City to visit the State Capitol, enjoy two visits to Yellowstone while staying in a lake-view cabin in West Yellowstone, and then head to Grand Teton National Park Day 6–Day 7: Travel from Salt Lake City to Page, visit Bryce Canyon, and explore Horseshoe Bend, Antelope Canyon, and the Grand Canyon Day 8–Day 9: Drive along Route 66 to Seligman, head to Las Vegas to visit the Seven Magic Mountains, and enjoy some free time Day 10–Day 11: Round trip to San Diego to visit the harbor and the USS Midway Museum, and check out Beverly Hills, the Walk of Fame, and the Griffith Observatory Day 12–Day 13: Take a direct China Eastern Airlines flight back, returning from Shanghai to your departure city · ------- ✈️ Travel Prep: 📝 First, be sure to apply for your US tourist visa in advance, and print out copies of your passport, visa page, and itinerary to carry with you 📱 Remember to buy a local US SIM card or activate international roaming, and bring a universal power adapter for local outlets 👖 In September, there is a large temperature difference between day and night in the US, so bring a light jacket and comfortable sneakers for walking around attractions and hiking 🔋 Pack chargers for your phone and camera, a power bank, as well as common medications and sunscreen for outdoor activities · ------- Want to start this journey? Tap the card below to start your exclusive itinerary now~

Hey everyone! This 16-day US travel guide is amazing! Experience the immersive "The Wizard of Oz" at the Sphere, visit Yellowstone twice, enjoy two boat tours, and hit must-see spots like the Grand Canyon and Antelope Canyon. We've also included a Las Vegas night tour, Lake Powell, and Horseshoe Bend, with door-to-door transportation for a stress-free trip! . Check out this comprehensive guide below to discover more travel tips~ . The US is a diverse and fun place, featuring historic landmarks like the Washington Monument 🗽, the incredible ocean views of California's Highway 1 🏞️, and unique American street food and vibrant atmospheres everywhere you go. . 🌍 Itinerary: Day 1–Day 2: Arrive in San Francisco, visit the Golden Gate Bridge, Lombard Street, Silicon Valley, 17-Mile Drive, and Carmel-by-the-Sea Day 3–Day 5: Head to Los Angeles, visit Solvang and Santa Barbara Beach, tour Hollywood, explore Old Town San Diego and Balboa Park, and enjoy a Las Vegas night tour Day 6–Day 7: See the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, visit Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend, and Lake Powell, passing through towns in the central region Day 8–Day 10: Visit Bryce Canyon and Zion National Park, tour Yellowstone (two entries), and see classic spots like the Grand Prismatic Spring and Old Faithful Day 11–Day 14: Head to Buffalo to see Niagara Falls, visit Washington, D.C. and Philadelphia, take a city walk in New York, ride the Statue of Liberty cruise, and experience the immersive "The Wizard of Oz" at the Sphere Day 15–Day 16: Return flight, end of the trip . Must-visit attractions: 🇺🇸 Grand Canyon National Park: The red and yellow rock layers offer stunning canyon scenery ✨. Unlock unique outdoor experiences in winter! The Bright Angel Trail is popular and accessible, leading deep into the canyon, while the South Kaibab Trail is open year-round and more challenging. The Ooh Aah Point offers iconic views just 1 mile in, and the Rim Trail is flat and perfect for a leisurely stroll. Whether you're a hiker or just looking to relax, there's a route for you~ 💦 Niagara Falls: A breathtaking landscape that looks amazing from every angle! It has a snowy filter in early winter, though the mist makes it hard to see the full picture. Boat tours are open but very cold! You can head to the Journey Behind the Falls platform for a close-up photo, and there's an indoor cafe next door to warm up. Remember to bundle up! 🗽 Rockefeller Center · Top of the Rock: The perfect place for a panoramic view of Manhattan! Renovated in 2024, it now features a cool 360-degree cantilever beam experience and an atmospheric sky elevator. The three-story indoor observation deck offers a full view of Rockefeller Center, and the newly opened Weather Room restaurant is a great spot to check out~ . ✈️ Travel preparation: 🪪 First, bring your valid US visa and passport. Keep copies and digital files separately to avoid trouble if documents are lost. 📱 Buy a US SIM card or activate international roaming in advance; you'll need it for navigation and checking guides. 🔌 US outlets are two-prong flat types, so bring a travel adapter to charge your electronic devices without worry. 👕 Temperatures vary greatly between the north and south in the US in September, so bring thin long sleeves + short sleeves, plus a lightweight windbreaker. 🎒 Pack a sun hat, sunscreen, and a portable water bottle in your daypack; it's convenient for staying hydrated at attractions. 💊 Bring common cold and stomach medicine; buying medicine abroad can be troublesome, so don't forget these essentials. 💰 Bring a small amount of cash + a dual-currency credit card, as some small shops only accept cash. . ↓ Tap the card below to book a reliable group tour for a stress-free and worry-free experience

A Lifelong Journey: My Geography of Discoveries, European Vacations, and Business Road Trips Every trip isn't just a journey from point A to point B. It's a new page written in the skies, on the bustling streets of megacities, and in quiet airport waiting rooms. My journey as a keen explorer began back in 2006. Back then, as I took my first steps beyond my native horizon, I couldn't have imagined how this passion for movement would evolve. Over the past twenty years, my personal map of the world has expanded to incredible proportions: I've traveled to nearly 50 countries and over 80 cities, each of which has left its own unique mark on my memory. However, every traveler has an internal meter, and the last five years (2022 to 2026) have been especially revealing thanks to the digital footprint I've left on the Trip.com platform. These statistics are just the tip of the iceberg, but they perfectly capture the dynamics of my life. In just five years, I've traveled 117,993 kilometers, the equivalent of three complete circumnavigations. As a Diamond+ member, I've taken 48 flights, discovered 12 new countries, 47 cities, and stayed in 53 hotels. My digital footprint covers 7% of the Earth's land mass—and that's just according to one app! Looking at the chronology of my travels, it becomes clear: my life is a balance between large-scale business missions and the search for new markets. My primary work vector is firmly entrenched in Asia, becoming a permanent technological bridge. Chinese cities have become almost like home. Year after year, I return to Guangzhou and Shenzhen—the beating hearts of the global electronics and manufacturing industries. The bustling pavilions of the Canton Fair, visits to factories in Ningbo, Taizhou, and Changzhou, and technology forums in Hangzhou—all of this has shaped my usual work rhythm. Here in southern China, the most important business decisions are made, contracts are signed, and new business ideas are born. But a truly special, strategically important chapter of my professional biography is connected to the United States. My American journey began back in 2012, and since then, every visit to the US has opened new horizons and new cities for me. The main epicenter of technological discoveries became the legendary Silicon Valley and dynamic San Francisco. These trips became the epitome of immersion in the heart of the global IT industry. It was here that key meetings took place at Microsoft offices and negotiations with leaders of other major global tech corporations. This experience of direct dialogue with industry visionaries largely determined the scale of my business and set the bar for future projects. In the following years, the American map continued to expand with completely different cities – from the massive CES exhibition in Las Vegas to business routes to New York, Orlando, Tampa Bay, and Knoxville. My personal record for longest flight still stands with a transatlantic hop to sunny Miami Beach, 11,929 kilometers from my home in Tashkent. The Middle East and Europe also became important hubs on my map. Dubai, with its futuristic skyscrapers and Burj Al Arab hotel, became a regular transit and business hub for me, returning to it almost every year—from the fall of 2022 until the end of 2026. Majestic Istanbul, connecting continents, and historic Bursa in Turkey added flavor to my trips, reminding me how closely history and modern trade are intertwined in our world. Trips to Europe occupy a special, incredibly vivid place in my travel book, having become synonymous with aesthetic pleasure, high culture, and unforgettable relaxation. My Spanish vacation gave me an absolutely stunning contrast of emotions. On one hand, there's monumental, solemn Madrid with its grand plazas, Royal Palace, majestic architecture, and unique metropolitan atmosphere. On the other, there's sunny, vibrant, and avant-garde Barcelona. Strolls along the bustling Ramblas, the incredible masterpieces of Antoni Gaudí, seemingly frozen in time, the salty Mediterranean breeze, and the welcoming Catalan atmosphere are forever etched in my memory as days of absolute freedom and inspiration. My French vacation was no less cinematic. France greeted me with its inimitable elegance, refined style, and romance. Strolls through the cozy streets of Paris, the evening lights of the Eiffel Tower, the aroma of freshly baked pastries in the morning, and the experience of great art created the perfect counterbalance to my fast-paced and hectic work schedule. It was a time to slow down and simply soak in the beauty around me. The mild resort climate of Southeast Asia also left its mark: work trips often spilled over into explorations of Malaysia—from vibrant Kuala Lumpur to the scenic roads of Penang and Langkawi. And warm memories of a trip to Phuket, Thailand, in early 2025 provided a wonderful recharge amidst a busy schedule. I also didn't forget my home region, strengthening ties in Central Asia through visits to the dynamically developing cities of Almaty and Astana. Looking back at this colossal array of roads, I realize that travel has long ceased to be just a hobby or a work necessity for me. It's my way of thinking. Every stamp in my passport, every new city from Shenzhen to San Francisco, Madrid, Barcelona, ​​and Miami—is an invaluable experience, new partnerships, and the expansion of internal boundaries. And although I've already completed three round-the-world trips, according to the numbers, I know for sure: my main road always lies ahead. #myitinerary #china #travel #couplestrip #beachlife #afternoonteatime #localfood #travel2026 #staycation

While many museums in Shenzhen focus on ancient history spanning thousands of years, the Nanshan Museum takes a more practical approach. I started my visit on the 4th floor with the Reform and Opening-up exhibition. Understanding the achievements of Nanshan District first made exploring the earlier history feel much more meaningful. Watching China's Silicon Valley take shape step by step, seeing well-known companies grow, and witnessing brands and products develop rapidly—even leading global trends—filled me with a sense of pride. The permanent exhibitions are divided into ancient and modern history. You can see references to Wen Tianxiang's famous poem "Passing Lingding Ocean," the Tuen Mun naval battle against foreign invaders, and the turbulent changes during the Opium War. You can explore these stories in person at the Nantou Ancient City or learn about them in detail at the museum through immersive audio-visual displays. The current special exhibition features art from Oceania. These folk creations, full of raw energy and vitality, are just as impressive as the works of famous artists. While many museums in Shenzhen focus on ancient history spanning thousands of years, the Nanshan Museum takes a more practical approach. I started my visit on the 4th floor with the Reform and Opening-up exhibition. Understanding the achievements of Nanshan District first made exploring the earlier history feel much more meaningful. Watching China's Silicon Valley take shape step by step, seeing well-known companies grow, and witnessing brands and products develop rapidly—even leading global trends—filled me with a sense of pride. The permanent exhibitions are divided into ancient and modern history. You can see references to Wen Tianxiang's famous poem "Passing Lingding Ocean," the Tuen Mun naval battle against foreign invaders, and the turbulent changes during the Opium War. You can explore these stories in person at the Nantou Ancient City or learn about them in detail at the museum through immersive audio-visual displays. The current special exhibition features art from Oceania. These folk creations, full of raw energy and vitality, are just as impressive as the works of famous artists.

The 12-day US travel guide is here! Enjoy a relaxed itinerary where you can sleep in, or customize a private car tour to visit classic spots like Highway 1, Joshua Tree, and the Golden Gate Bridge. We also have a comprehensive guide for winter hiking in the Grand Canyon, with suitable routes for both casual walkers and hardcore hikers. The itinerary is flexible and stress-free! / Want more travel ideas? Keep reading below↓ / 🗺️ Itinerary: Day 1: Depart and arrive in San Francisco. Enjoy free time after a private airport transfer, and sleep in as much as you like. Day 2–4: Explore San Francisco. Visit Fisherman's Wharf and Union Square, check out the Golden Gate Bridge and Twin Peaks, and take a trip to Muir Woods. Day 5–7: Drive south along California Highway 1. Visit Carmel-by-the-Sea and Solvang, passing through Stanford and Silicon Valley on the way to Los Angeles. Day 8: Depart Los Angeles for San Diego. Visit Old Town San Diego, the USS Midway Museum, and other attractions. Day 9: Depart San Diego, visit Joshua Tree National Park, and head to Page. Day 10–11: Check out Route 66 and Seligman, hike the unique trails of the Grand Canyon, and visit Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon. Day 12: Private transfer to the airport in Las Vegas for your return flight. / Must-visit attractions: 🌼 The Getty Center: The Central Garden is in full bloom with tulips and bougainvillea 🌷. The Cactus Garden offers incredible views, and you can overlook the entire Los Angeles skyline—a perfect blend of art and nature! 🌄 Grand Canyon National Park: The red and yellow rock formations come with their own epic filter. Whether you prefer a casual stroll or a hardcore hike, you can unlock stunning scenery. Visit in winter to experience the quiet, painting-like beauty of the canyon! 🏙️ The Las Vegas Strip: Packed with themed hotels, it's like the world's architectural highlights were brought right here! In December, you can also see the streets filled with dazzling lights and spectacular New Year's Eve fireworks ✨. / Travel preparation: 📋 First, be sure to bring your original US visa and a copy of your passport, as well as printed copies of your itinerary and hotel bookings, as customs will likely check them. 🔌 Next, prepare a US SIM card and a travel adapter. Most US outlets are two-prong, and you'll need to adapt to the 110V voltage. 🧥 In September, there is a large temperature difference between the north and south of the US, so bring a light down jacket, short-sleeved T-shirts, and comfortable hiking shoes. 📱 Finally, pack a power bank, sunglasses, and common medications, as buying medicine abroad is expensive and prescription drugs can be hard to get. / Tap the card below to unlock exclusive travel essentials~

First time visiting the US and not sure what to do? This 4-day guide has you covered! Choose from niche experiences, enjoy 24/7 online concierge service for personalized customization, and travel with a professional driver and guide for a worry-free, relaxing trip. · - Check out this comprehensive guide, scroll down to unlock more experiences~ · - Though US history is short, it is rich. From the immigrant stories of the Statue of Liberty🗽 to the wild spirit of the American West, and the geothermal wonders of Yellowstone National Park🌋, this land is truly defined by its diverse romance. · - 📒Itinerary: Day 1: Departure city > San Francisco, US, with 24/7 Chinese-speaking driver airport pickup service Arrive in San Francisco, where your Chinese-speaking driver will pick you up to start your American adventure. Day 2–3: Stanford University > Silicon Valley > California Highway 1 > Monterey Bay > Santa Barbara Waterfront > Old Mission Santa Barbara > Santa Monica Beach Visit famous American universities and Silicon Valley, enjoy ocean views along Highway 1, and explore the coastal old town and beaches. Day 4: Los Angeles > Departure city, with 24/7 Chinese-speaking driver airport drop-off service Complete your return procedures and board your flight to conclude an unforgettable trip to the American West. Choose from niche experiences throughout your trip, and enjoy 24/7 online concierge service, personalized customization, and the attentive company of a professional driver~ · - Essential travel tips: 1. Dining tips: Try local food trucks🍔, and avoid overpriced restaurants in tourist areas; 2. September weather: It's cool in the morning and evening, so bring a light jacket🌤, and remember to use sunscreen at noon; 3. Airport transportation: Book your shuttle in advance🚐, and avoid unmarked, illegal taxis; 4. Travel essentials: Bring a copy of your passport📄, and keep valuables in your carry-on bag. · - Plan your trip according to this guide and easily unlock your favorite travel experiences.

As someone from Jiangxi, I'm incredibly happy! After living in the US for so many years, I never imagined I'd be enjoying rice noodles, clay pot soup, and Jiangxi cuisine in San Francisco! 😭 I chatted with the owner and chef; the chef is a native of Nanchang and has also lived in Jingdezhen, so the dishes are indeed authentic. The meat patties in the clay pot soup were very generous. The soup is served in a proper clay pot, and even the Jinggangshan bean curd sheets are imported from China (they're currently still in transit through customs and unavailable for order). Restaurant Name: J&X Bistro Jiangxi Restaurant Address: San Francisco Chinatown

Truly all-inclusive, 10x penalty for any hidden costs No shopping, no extra fees, worry-free to the max❗️ 🗽 East Coast classics 2 full days in Manhattan, New York Summit the Empire State Building for panoramic city views🌆 The Met with Chinese-language commentary Statue of Liberty cruise with skyline views 🌵 West Coast vibes In-depth tours of Los Angeles + San Francisco + San Diego 17-Mile Drive + Silicon Valley + Stanford University Optional border crossing to Mexico🇲🇽 to experience Latin American culture 🏜️ National park feast Grand Canyon National Park + Antelope Canyon + Horseshoe Bend A world of light and shadow, every photo is wallpaper-worthy 🌊 Hawaii highlights 2 consecutive nights at a 4-diamond hotel on Waikiki Beach Hanauma Bay + Nu'uanu Pali Lookout + Diamond Head True vacation mode activated🏄 🍔 Diverse cuisine In-N-Out Burger, Mexican tacos Philly cheesesteak, Los Angeles steak dinner 🎓 Tour of 3 prestigious universities Princeton + UPenn + Stanford

I assumed a place like Google Cafe wouldn't be very cheap, but when I actually saw the menu, I was genuinely surprised 😂 Most of the cakes here are around $2–$4 a slice 😍 and they look amazing! 🍰 I tried a few different cakes, and they all tasted pretty good—not the type that "looks great but tastes mediocre." The sweetness level isn't over the top, either; it's just right with a cup of coffee. I also thought the coffee was quite good. Overall, it's a cafe with friendly prices and solid quality. Plus, this is part of the Google Visitor Experience, so after you're done eating, you can browse the Google Store and check out the surrounding space and art installations. If you're visiting Mountain View, I think this is a great spot to stop by for a coffee and a slice of cake. Most importantly—the prices here are really much cheaper than many coffee shops and restaurants outside! 😂 I never expected to find such beautiful cakes at such affordable prices right here at Google HQ. 💛 💻Google Cafe Mountain View 📍2000 N Shoreline Blvd, Mountain View, CA 94043

As the gateway to a world of serenity opens, nature unveils a magnificent gift for every visitor. Kratai Mountain View is more than just a name; it’s a living masterpiece. The brilliant blue sky, adorned with soft, fluffy clouds, stretches above lush green mountains that gently cradle this refreshing sanctuary. 🌤️💚 Smooth pathways wind through manicured lawns, sheltered by the sprawling canopies of grand trees. Vibrant blossoms frame the iconic sign, where every detail—from the stones to the soil—has been thoughtfully integrated into the landscape. Cozy retreats, inviting accommodations, and scenic viewpoints await, all overseen by charming rabbit motifs that warmly welcome every guest. 🐇💛 Whether you’re here to unwind, catch a breathtaking sunrise or sunset, or simply escape the bustle to recharge, this place fulfills every longing. The whisper of the wind through the leaves, the scent of fresh grass, and the vast, panoramic vistas serve as a gentle reminder: the truest, simplest joy is often found right here, in the heart of nature. 🤍

Hey everyone! If you're in Silicon Valley, you can't miss checking out the headquarters of these tech giants! 🤩 Apple & Google are the two biggest landmarks, and visiting both in one day is super satisfying. Save this guide now! 👇 🚀 **Morning: Apple Park Visitor Center** 📍 Cupertino (Free admission, no reservation required) The minimalist glass architecture feels so futuristic! As soon as you walk in, you'll find a product experience area, an exclusive souvenir shop, and a coffee bar ☕️ The absolute must-see is the **rooftop observation deck**! You can get a view of the iconic "spaceship" ring building—the tech vibes are off the charts! There's also an AR interactive area where you can use an iPad to virtually explore the architecture and sustainability concepts of Apple Park. The immersion is incredible! 👀 🚴 **Afternoon: Googleplex (Mountain View)** It's about a 20-minute drive away. You can wander freely through the public areas of the campus and take photos with the colorful Android statues from different generations 📸 Snap a "been there, done that" photo in front of the giant Google sign—it's guaranteed to be a hit on social media! At the visitor center, you can try out the latest products, buy merch, and grab a coffee at the affordable cafe ☕️ Here's the highlight: The campus offers **free bicycles** 🚲! Cycling through the tree-lined paths and soaking in the chill, innovative atmosphere of Silicon Valley is just so relaxing~ 💡 **Tips** Both locations are free and don't require reservations! I recommend hitting Apple in the morning to avoid the crowds, then spending a leisurely afternoon cycling at Google. Go from minimalist futuristic vibes to colorful, vibrant energy—you can knock out this tech pilgrimage in just one day! 🥳