A trip to Seattle, USA.

Introduction to Seattle: - Geographic location: Seattle is located in the northwest corner of the continental United States, in the northwest of Washington State. The main part of the city is located on the isthmus between Puget Sound and Lake Washington. To the west is Puget Sound, to the east is Lake Washington, to the southeast is Mount Rainier, with a total area of 369.2 square kilometers, of which land area is 217.2 square kilometers and water area is 152.0 square kilometers. - Climate: Subtropical oceanic climate, mild year-round, average annual temperature 11 degrees Celsius, average annual rainfall 810 millimeters. More rain in autumn and winter, no severe cold in winter, temperature usually between 2 and 9 degrees Celsius, frost-free period of 350 days per year, occasional snowfall. - Population and economy: As of 2020, the resident population is 737,000. Seattle is the center of commerce, culture and high technology in the northwestern United States, and a major tourist and trade port city connecting the Pacific Ocean and the Scandinavian Peninsula in Europe. It is home to well-known companies such as Microsoft, Boeing and Amazon, and is a leader in aerospace, computer software, bioengineering, new energy technology and environmental engineering. - History and culture: The earliest inhabitants were Native American tribes, and the city was officially established in 1869. Seattle is named after Chief Seattle, and white immigrants named the city after him to commemorate their friendship with the chief. It was once known as the "Queen City", and is now known as the "Coffee Capital", "Aircraft City", "Online Shopping Center" and "Window City". Tourist attractions: - Space Needle: Seattle's landmark building, built for the 1962 World's Fair. 184 meters high, the observation deck and revolving restaurant 520 feet above ground offer 360-degree views of Seattle. On a clear day, you can even see Mount Rainier in the distance. - Pike Place Market: One of the oldest farmers' markets in the United States, and one of the most popular tourist attractions in Seattle. It is full of stalls selling agricultural products and handicrafts, including fresh seafood, colorful fresh fruits and vegetables, and vibrant flowers. There are also unique shows such as the "Flying Fish Show", which allows visitors to experience the bustling atmosphere of the market. - Boeing Factory: Visitors can tour the interior of an airplane, learn about the airplane manufacturing process, and even experience learning to fly or landing tests. A must-see attraction for aviation enthusiasts. - Mount Rainier National Park: Not far from Seattle, Mount Rainier is 14,410 feet above sea level, with snow-capped peaks year-round and stunning scenery. The snow-capped mountains can appear pink, white or pearlescent depending on the time and weather conditions. The park also offers a variety of natural landscapes and hiking trails. - Olympic National Park: Home to a diverse ecosystem, including snow-capped mountains, temperate rainforests and coastlines, with stunning scenery. Visitors can enjoy hiking, camping and bird watching, and fully experience the charm of nature. - First Starbucks: Located near Pike Place Market, this is the original Starbucks store. The store retains its original style and decor, and is of special significance to coffee lovers and Starbucks fans. - Gum Wall: Located near Pike Place Market, this is a very unique attraction. The wall is covered with chewing gum of various colors, which may seem strange, but it attracts many tourists to take photos and check in. Hotels: - Kimpton Hotel Vintage Seattle: Located in the city center, with convenient transportation and many restaurants and shops nearby. The hotel has a unique style and beautifully decorated rooms, and pets are allowed. - Kimpton Hotel Monaco Seattle: Also located in the city center, with luxurious decor and comfortable rooms. The hotel offers excellent service, with restaurants and bars, suitable for business and leisure travelers. - Crowne Plaza Seattle Downtown: Excellent location, close to many attractions and business centers. The hotel has modern facilities, spacious and comfortable rooms, and offers meeting and event spaces. - Kimpton Palladian Hotel: Located in Seattle's historic district, with a historic building. The hotel has exquisite interior decoration and a spa center, allowing visitors to relax after a day of sightseeing. - Holiday Inn Seattle: Relatively high cost performance, offering a variety of room types, suitable for budget-conscious travelers. The hotel has basic facilities such as a restaurant and gym.