2026 Nevada Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in February)

🏜️ Nevada Desert: America's Vast Wilderness The Nevada Desert, located in the western United States, is a sprawling desert region known for its breathtaking natural attractions such as the Grand Canyon and desert stars. It boasts hot springs, sand dunes, and other unique natural wonders, making it a popular destination for travelers seeking unique camping experiences and off-road adventures. Key Attractions Mojave Desert: The Mojave Desert is home to fascinating natural phenomena, including the Budweiser hot air balloon and Death Valley. Its expansive sand dunes and mysterious cliffs captivate visitors. Hot Springs: The Nevada Desert features numerous natural hot springs, perfect for relaxing and unwinding during your journey. Soaking in a hot spring amidst the desert landscape is a truly unique experience. Camping and Off-Roading: Camping and off-road activities are highly popular in the Nevada Desert. Driving through sand dunes and rocky terrains offers an extraordinary adventure. Desert Night Sky: With minimal light pollution, the Nevada Desert is an ideal spot for stargazing. At night, thousands of stars illuminate the sky, making it a perfect destination for astronomy enthusiasts. Travel Tips The Nevada Desert experiences extreme temperature variations, with scorching heat during the day and chilly nights. Be sure to pack extra clothing and plenty of water. Summer and fall are the best seasons to visit. Winter can be challenging due to significant temperature differences. When preparing for camping, bring tents suitable for sandy terrain and waterproof gear.

Valley of Fire State Park is located just outside of Las Vegas Nevada. The park is absolutely stunning. It is made up of around 40,000 acres of stunning rock formations and a colorful desert. The roads that stretch through the valley are curvy and wind back and forth through the landscape. One of the most amazing things in the park are the petroglyphs. Some of them date back to around 4000 years ago. It is believed that the natives used the land to hunt and hold religious ceremonies. Now the park is a perfect day trip for getting away from the hustle and bustle of the Las Vegas strip. #awesomepic #park #newphotographer #unforgettableexperiences #dreamlife #vegas

#winterescape Fremont Street feels like the raw, original heart of Las Vegas — loud, colorful, and completely unapologetic. This is where the city started long before the mega-resorts on the Strip, and you can still feel that vintage Vegas energy in every block. ⚡️ Walking here means neon signs, street art, live music, and crowds that never really slow down. Old casinos sit next to bold murals, bars spill out onto the street, and everything feels a little chaotic — in the best way. It’s not polished, it’s not quiet, and that’s exactly the point. 🎸🍻 Fremont Street is also famous for its canopy lights, which turn the whole street into a moving light show after dark. Even during the day, there’s so much to look at: classic signage, quirky facades, and places that look like they haven’t changed in decades. This part of Vegas feels more real, more playful, and more human. If the Strip is about spectacle, Fremont Street is about character — and it’s impossible not to love it. #LasVegas #USA #yanaberg_usa

#hellochristmas Las Vegas is the most populous city in Nevada and an international hub for entertainment, gambling, and fine dining. As of late 2025, the city continues to expand its immersive technology and sports offerings. The Strip: A 6.8 km stretch of upscale casino hotels, including iconic landmarks like the Fountains of Bellagio and the High Roller observation wheel. The Sphere: A revolutionary immersive venue that currently features shows like The Wizard of Oz and residencies by major artists

A surprisingly good experience, I'd definitely come back! ☀️ The temperature was perfect this season, a bit like a combination of California and Texas: not by the sea, but much greener than neighboring Nevada. Some places even had the illusion of better infrastructure in LA (very sunny), and the airport was new. However, the whole city was very white, especially Old Town Scottsdale, where every restaurant on an entire street was packed with white people. 🌵 The main attractions in the city are Papago Park and the Desert Botanical Garden. The botanical garden is fantastic and definitely worth a visit, but the only drawback is the lack of plant diversity; we probably saw hundreds of cacti along the way. But that's probably due to the desert environment (pp. 1-8). 🦈 Taking the kids to see fish at OSea Aquarium: A great place to kill time with kids, they loved it. It's definitely not as big as Monterey Bay, but it's quite large and well-made. They even put a shark tank in the restroom and called it America's Best Restroom (p9, the trade-off being no mirrors!). It feels like an old-fashioned and simple marketing method. 🛍️Scottsdale Fashion Square: A huge mall with everything from H&M to luxury brands (p12). Not too crowded on Black Friday, you can easily spend half a day with kids. The upscale dining area averages $80+ per person. Élephante from Santa Monica even has a branch here. 🍽️I didn't research the food options in detail; it was all predominantly white cuisine. We went to The Mission - Old Town Scottsdale, a Mexican restaurant converted from an old church (p13-15). The food was okay (I recommend the Duck Epanadas), but it was dimly lit and noisy, not very kid-friendly. Luckily, the kids didn't mind, as long as it was edible. We also went to a Chinese restaurant in the Meza area. The ingredients and flavors might be a bit rough, but the prices were incredibly reasonable—$12.99 for a classic stir-fried eggplant, potatoes, and green peppers dish.

Starting the national park loop from Las Vegas is the best way to experience the unique charm of the Western US, but the route covers a large area with big temperature differences in different places, so you need to prepare different clothes for the trip! Here’s a summary of the most popular spots on the loop and their climates, making it easy to know what to wear in the Western US in December 🙋 【Clothing Recommendations for Different Areas】 📍Nevada: Las Vegas 🌡️ December average 1°C to 14°C Dry climate with large temperature differences between day and night 🧤 Clothing tips: Daytime temperatures are mild, so a windbreaker or light sweater is needed; it gets colder in the early morning and evening, so wear a thick coat or down jacket 📍Arizona: Phoenix, Grand Canyon National Park, Antelope Canyon 🌡️ December average 4°C to 7°C with big temperature differences between morning and night Huge climate differences between north and south. Southern Phoenix is dry and mild (highs around 13-18°C), while the northern high-altitude Grand Canyon is cold with snow 🧤 Clothing tips: Phoenix’s pleasant climate is similar to Las Vegas, so a jacket or coat is enough For the northern Grand Canyon area, prepare a down jacket, knit hat, scarf, gloves, fleece layers; some spots get snow and are quite cold 📍Utah: including Bryce, Zion, Arches, Canyonlands, Monument Valley, etc. 🌡️ December average temperature: -5°C to 0°C Overall cold climate with more snow in mountainous areas. Temperatures inside national parks are even lower, and roads may be icy, so watch out for slipping 🧤 Clothing tips: Must bring windproof and waterproof jackets, down jackets, warm hats, scarves, gloves; some spots have heavy snowfall, so waterproof, slip-resistant, and warm boots are necessary 【🗺️5-Day Western US Grand Loop Itinerary Reference】 Day 1: Las Vegas → Zion National Park → Bryce Canyon National Park Day 2: Bryce Canyon → Capitol Reef National Park → Arches National Park → Moab Town Day 3: Moab Town → Canyonlands National Park → Monument Valley → Page Town Day 4: Page Town → Antelope Canyon → Horseshoe Bend Day 5: Page Town → Grand Canyon National Park → Las Vegas

✈️ สรุปทริปอเมริกา–แคนาดา 17–31 ตุลาคม โดยมีเส้นทางหลัก ลอสแอนเจลิส → ลาสเวกัส → ซานฟรานซิสโก → วอชิงตัน ดี.ซี. → นิวยอร์ก → โตรอนโต → เอดมันตัน → แวนคูเวอร์ รวมทุกไฮไลต์ตั้งแต่ธรรมชาติระดับโลกจนถึงแลนด์มาร์กเมืองใหญ่ ⸻ 🛫 วันที่ 17–18 ต.ค. | เดินทางเข้าสู่ลอสแอนเจลิส ออกเดินทางด้วย Singapore Airlines ต่อเครื่องที่สิงคโปร์ เดินทางถึง LAX ช่วงค่ำ พัก 3 คืนที่ The Winfield Marriott เดินทางในเมืองด้วย Uber และ Waymo ✔️ สถานที่เที่ยวใน LA • Griffith Park & Observatory • Lake Hollywood Park (ป้าย Hollywood) • Hollywood Walk of Fame • Beverly Hills (Rodeo Drive) • Santa Monica Pier • The Broad • Disney Concert Hall • The Original Farmers Market • LACMA ⸻ 🚗 วันที่ 20 ต.ค. | LA → ลาสเวกัส รับรถเช่าที่ Enterprise ในเมืองลอสแอนเจลิส และขับไปคืนที่สนามบินลาสเวกัส (Harry Reid Airport) พัก 3 คืนที่ Horseshoe Las Vegas ✔️ โปรแกรมเที่ยวลาสเวกัส & เนวาดา • Hoover Dam • Grand Canyon (South Rim) • Horseshoe Bend • Lower Antelope Canyon • Las Vegas Strip • The Bellagio • The Venetian • Premium Outlets ⸻ ✈️ วันที่ 23 ต.ค. | ลาสเวกัส → ซานฟรานซิสโก บิน Hawaiian Airlines ไปซานฟรานซิสโก พัก 2 คืนที่ Courtyard Fisherman’s Wharf ✔️ จุดเที่ยวซานฟรานซิสโก • Pier 39 • Golden Gate Bridge Welcome Center • Palace of Fine Arts • มองเมืองจาก Coit Tower • Cable Car • Lombard Street • The Painted Ladies ⸻ ✈️ 25–26 ต.ค. | ซานฟรานซิสโก → วอชิงตัน ดี.ซี. บิน Alaska Airlines และเดินทางด้วย Uber พักที่ Phoenix Park Hotel ✔️ ไฮไลต์กรุงวอชิงตัน • National Air and Space Museum • Natural History Museum • Washington Monument • Lincoln Memorial • The White House ⸻ 🚆 27 ต.ค. | วอชิงตัน ดี.ซี. → นิวยอร์ก นั่ง Amtrak (Northeast Regional) เข้าสู่ Manhattan พัก 4 คืนที่ Holiday Inn Manhattan 6th Ave ✔️ โปรแกรมนิวยอร์ก • Liberty Island / Statue of Liberty • Charging Bull • 9/11 Memorial • One World Trade Center • The Oculus • Grand Central Terminal • The Vessel • Edge NYC • Washington Square Park • Brooklyn Bridge ⸻ ✈️ 31 ต.ค. | นิวยอร์ก → โตรอนโต บิน Air Canada เข้าสู่แคนาดา เที่ยว ไนแอการา ทั้งฝั่ง US และ Canada และหมู่บ้าน Niagara-on-the-Lake ⸻ ✈️ วันที่ 1–6 พ.ย. | โตรอนโต → เอดมันตัน บินต่อไปเอดมันตัน พักรวม 6 วัน (ช่วงนี้เป็นวันพัก/เยี่ยมครอบครัว) ⸻ ✈️ เอดมันตัน → แวนคูเวอร์ → กรุงเทพฯ ปิดท้ายทริปด้วยการบินไปแวนคูเวอร์ และต่อเครื่องกลับสู่ประเทศไทยด้วย Korean Air ⸻ 📝 ภาพรวมทริปสั้น ๆ • รวมเที่ยวทั้งหมด 3 ประเทศ: ไทย – สิงคโปร์ – สหรัฐฯ – แคนาดา • เมืองใหญ่ครบ: LA, Vegas, SF, DC, NYC, Toronto, Edmonton, Vancouver • ครบทั้งธรรมชาติระดับโลก + เมืองใหญ่ + พิพิธภัณฑ์ + Shopping • ใช้เครื่องบินหลายไฟลต์ + รถเช่า + Amtrak ครบทุกแบบ • เป็นทริปยาวที่มีจังหวะทั้งเที่ยวหนักและพักผ่อน #อเมริกา #เที่ยวอเมริกา #usatrip #california #horseshoebend #antelopecanyon #roadtripusa #สหรัฐอเมริกา

#hellohalloween Las Vegas is a major resort city in the Mojave Desert, located in the state of Nevada. It is renowned for its vibrant nightlife, elaborate themed casino-hotels, and a wide variety of entertainment options. Its main thoroughfare, the Las Vegas Strip, is home to many of the world's largest hotels and casinos, which are famous for their modern architecture and dazzling lights. The city is a major center for gambling, fine dining, and shopping, and serves as a financial, commercial, and cultural hub for Southern Nevada. Geography and climate Location: Las Vegas is situated in the arid Mojave Desert, which contributes to its hot, dry climate. Climate: The city experiences extremely hot summers with mild winters. Precipitation is sparse, making it one of the driest cities in the United States. Water source: The majority of the city's water supply comes from Lake Mead, which is fed by the Colorado River. Economy and tourism Tourism: The city's economy is primarily driven by tourism, gaming, and conventions. Casinos and hotels: Las Vegas features an array of extravagant casino-hotels, including the MGM Grand, Wynn Las Vegas, and Caesars Palace, which offer a unique blend of gaming and luxury lodging. Entertainment: Beyond gambling, Las Vegas is famous for its world-class entertainment, hosting numerous residencies by major musical artists like Bruno Mars, as well as theatrical performances like those by Cirque du Soleil. Culture and entertainment Performances: The city is a major draw for performers. Upcoming acts include residencies by Dolly Parton and Bruno Mars, magic shows by David Copperfield, and musical tributes to legends like Elvis Presley. Attractions: A wide range of attractions cater to diverse interests, from the immersive experience at The Sphere to the spectacular acrobatics of WOW - The Vegas Spectacular. Sports: Las Vegas also hosts major sporting events, including the NBA Cup Championship at the T-Mobile Arena.

Exploring Clark County’s coolest nature spots is a must for any Nevada itinerary 🌄🚗. Jaw-dropping red rocks, epic hikes, and dreamy views just minutes from Las Vegas! Here’s your quick-hit guide to the county’s best outdoor escapes (and exactly how to find them). Top Spots to Visit: Calico 1 (Scenic Loop Dr, LV, 89161) | 06:00-19:00 Kickstart with surreal sunrise colors at Calico 1. The early hours = lighter crowds and magical photos. Parking is easy, right off the scenic loop! High Point Overlook (Las Vegas, 89161) | 06:00-17:00 Buckle up for panoramic views from the top! Great for quick photo ops and catching desert breezes. Pack a windbreaker if you’re visiting in cooler months. Girl Scout Trail (Las Vegas, 89161) An underrated hiking gem with epic red rock scenery. Bring lots of water; there’s zero shade and Nevada sun means business! Calico Basin Top Viewpoint (Unnamed Road, LV, 89161) A hidden gem for sunset chasers. The route up is gravelly—sturdy shoes only! The view? Insanely worth it. Red Spring Boardwalk Trail (Calico Basin, 89161) Perfect for an easy stroll with family or anyone who wants scenery without a crazy climb. Red Spring Picnic Area (Calico Basin, 89161) Wrap up the adventure with a shaded picnic among wildflowers and red cliffs. Restrooms here are actually pretty decent! Getting Around: Rent a car for max flexibility; rideshares can get pricy out here. Cell signal is spotty, so download maps offline via trip.com before heading out. What to Eat: Pack a picnic! Nearest food is 20 min away, so load up on sandwiches, fruit, and snacks in Vegas. Key Tips: Go early to beat heat/crowds 🌅. Bring sunscreen, water, and that camera! #NevadaNature #VegasDayTrip #RedRockViews #OutdoorAdventure #tripdotcom

Here’s the ultimate Clark County, Nevada outdoor adventure guide—where jaw-dropping red rocks, epic viewpoints, and chill picnic stops make for a top-tier desert escape 🌵🔥 Top Spots to Visit in Clark County’s Red Rock Paradise: 1. Calico 1 (Scenic Loop Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89161, 6am–7pm): Start your exploration here and get wowed by kaleidoscopic rock formations—the lighting is insane at sunrise or sunset for those IG shots. 2. Red Rock Canyon NCA Scenic Drive (1000 Scenic Loop Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89161, 6am–5pm most days, open till midnight Tuesday!): Classic must-do with crazy-good panoramic lookouts and lots of pullouts to hop out and explore! Pro tip: Drive it on a Tuesday evening to catch sunset vibes when it’s open extra late. 3. Girl Scout Trail (Las Vegas, NV 89161): A moderate hike with wildflower spottings in spring and less-crowded paths—perfect for stretching your legs. 4. Calico Basin Top of View Point (Unnamed Road, Las Vegas, NV 89161): The name says it—epic views for miles. Bring binoculars for rock climbers on the cliffs! 5. Red Spring Boardwalk Trail & Picnic Area (Calico Basin, NV 89161): Chill on an easy, accessible boardwalk surrounded by lush springs—rare for the desert! Great spot for a snack break or a long, lazy lunch. Getting Around: Rent a car or use ride-shares—public transport is limited here. Arrive early, especially on weekends, to snag parking at trailheads. Food & Fuel Tips: Pack water and snacks—there are zero shops inside the scenic drive. After hiking, hit local spots in nearby Summerlin for classic Vegas eats. Weather Watch: Temps soar in summer, so plan hikes early morning or late afternoon, and always carry sun protection. #RedRockCanyon #NevadaOutdoors #DesertViews #HikingNevada #tripdotcom

Let’s talk Clark County, Nevada – a desert paradise packed with epic hikes, vibrant red rocks, and views that’ll make you rethink what “Nevada” means 😍🌵. I explored the Calico Basin area and lined up an adventure playground you’ll want to get on your bucket list. Top Spots to Visit: Calico 1 (Scenic Loop Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89161, 06:00-19:00): An iconic Red Rock Canyon trailhead kicking off with jaw-dropping rock formations and easy parking. Go early to beat the sun and crowds! Girl Scout Trail (Las Vegas, NV 89161): Perfect for a peaceful wander. It’s a less-touristy circuit—great for spotting wildlife and enjoying wild desert blooms in spring. Red Spring Boardwalk Trail (Calico Basin, NV 89161): A short, accessible boardwalk through lush wetlands–yes, water in the desert! Look for birds and bring your camera. Red Spring Picnic Area (Red Spring, Las Vegas, NV 89161, 06:00-19:00): Chill out and refuel here. Shady tables and fabulous red rock backdrops make it ideal for a packed lunch. Calico Basin Trail (Calico Basin Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89161): An underrated hike offering classic Nevada geology, colorful rocks, and big-sky views. Sunset here—chef’s kiss! Pro-Tips: Bring lots of water and sun protection—the Nevada sun is no joke! Early morning is cooler and less crowded. All trails are year-round but winter has cooler hiking temps. No entrance fee for the Basin area. Getting Around: You’ll need a car—parking is available but fills fast on weekends. Gas stations are sparse, so fill up before you head out. Where to Eat: Pack snacks or a picnic—there aren’t spots to buy food at these trailheads. #NevadaHiking #CalicoBasin #RedRockAdventures #TravelEfficiently #DesertViews

If you come to Las Vegas! I'm sure there are many people who want to take a commemorative photo in front of this sign. This spot is so popular that it's called the "Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas Sign"♪ Rather than being in the city of Las Vegas, it's right in the middle of the national highway lol! It's the kind of place you would normally pass by in your car, so I recommend setting it in your navigation system! When I went there, there was a huge line just to take a photo. (It was hard to wait in the hot sun.) Even though it's in the middle of the road, there is a parking lot for tourists, so you can park your car there. 🪧Spot name Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas Sign 📍Location: 5100 Las Vegas Blvd South, Paradise Valley, NV 89119 🕰️Opening hours: Open 24 hours 💰Photo fee: Free #Las Vegas #USA trip #Photogenic spot #Signboard #0 yen trip February 2025

Cirque du Soleil is a well-known circus in Japan🎪, but if you come to Las Vegas, there is a show you should definitely see! It is Cirque du Soleil « O »✨ « O » is pronounced "oh" and means "water" in French. As the name suggests, this show is an aquatic show that uses a lot of water! (Las Vegas is the only place you can see this water show) The stage for this show is a dedicated stage on the first floor of the iconic Las Vegas hotel (Bellagio)🌟 In addition to the usual acrobatic performances, there were so many water performances (dives, synchronization, splashes) that I couldn't take my eyes off it for a second! 👀✨ *The doors open 30 minutes before the show starts, so we recommend arriving at the venue 40 minutes before ◎ 🎪Spot name: Cirque du Soleil « O » 📍Location: 3600 S Las Vegas Blvd *A facility inside the Bellagio hotel 🕰️Show time: 90 minutes 💰Price: From $79 / ticket *Prices vary depending on the season and seat. Check the official website for details! #Las Vegas #USA trip #theater #tourism #0 yen trip February 2025

📍 Itinerary Overview Back in 2022, myself and my friends did a road trip across the states. One stop on the way involved this iconic spot!!

A state in the western United States, bordered by Oregon and Idaho to the north, Utah to the east, Arizona to the southeast, and California to the southwest. The name of the state comes from the Spanish word for "snowy mountain." Its most famous attraction is the Great Basin National Park. Covering an area of 77,100 acres, the park features rivers, lakes, alpine plants, and a wide variety of wildlife, as well as ancient pines, limestone caves (Lehman Caves), and other attractions. Other famous attractions include Lake Mead National Recreation Area, Valley of Fire State Park, Pyramid Lake, Mount Charleston, Death Valley, and Lehman Caves. Overview: Overview Entry and Exit Nevada's Valley of Fire State Park is known for its unique deep red sandstone. Although there are many famous natural wonders nearby, such as the Grand Canyon and Antelope Canyon, this hidden gem is often overlooked. During our five-day trip to Las Vegas, we made a special trip to the Valley of Fire, which is only a 40-minute drive from Las Vegas. 🚗 Transportation: Self-driving is the best option. Taxis or Uber are not recommended. 🎟️ Tickets: Purchase at the park entrance. Here are three must-see attractions in the Valley of Fire Park, perfect for visitors with limited time who want to make a quick visit: 1️⃣ White Doomsday: This attraction is located in the deepest part of the park and is the filming location for many movies. The scenery here is ever-changing, with pink beaches, narrow slits, bright red mountains, and high rocks, as if entering the end of the world. 2️⃣ Mouse's Tank: This is also a movie filming location, with unique rock piles. 3️⃣ Fire Wave: This is the park's classic and soul attraction. The best time to take photos is at sunset. If you have more time, here are some recommended additional attractions: 4️⃣ Beehives: Located at the west entrance of the park, this is a famous attraction that can be visited in an hour. 5️⃣ Petroglyphs: Here you can see ancient petroglyphs on the rocks, which are very interesting. The tour takes about an hour. 6️⃣ Rainbow Vista: Although it is not as colorful as other places, some people have taken beautiful photos here, and it is still well-known. 7️⃣ Silica Dome and Silica Dome Doomsday: This is a short trail with unique scenery and huge rocks. We originally planned to go to Rainbow Vista but accidentally discovered this place and were amazed by the scenery. It takes about an hour round trip. 8️⃣ Elephant Rock: You can stop by when you exit the park's east gate.

Very beautiful spot for pictures

#magicalxmastrip #nevada A day exploring Nevada offers an incredible mix of adventure, natural beauty, and quirky charm—far from the glitz of Las Vegas. Start your morning at Valley of Fire State Park, just an hour from Vegas. Its stunning red sandstone formations and petroglyphs are a perfect backdrop for short hikes like the Fire Wave Trail. Don’t forget your camera—the fiery landscapes look like another planet! Next, head to Pahranagat National Wildlife Refuge, a peaceful oasis in the desert. Stroll along the trails, spot wildlife like herons and ducks, or enjoy a picnic by the lake. The contrast of water and desert scenery is a refreshing surprise. Continue your adventure with a stop in the quirky town of Rachel, located near the mysterious Area 51. Grab lunch at the iconic Little A’Le’Inn, filled with UFO-themed décor and stories of extraterrestrial sightings. Don’t miss the chance to snap a photo by the “Extraterrestrial Highway” sign. As the afternoon winds down, explore the Ward Charcoal Ovens near Ely. These beehive-shaped structures once served as kilns for mining operations and now make for a fascinating historical site surrounded by scenic mountain views. Finish your day at Great Basin National Park, where you can take a short evening hike or tour the amazing Lehman Caves. As night falls, the park’s designation as an International Dark Sky Park means you’ll experience some of the clearest stargazing in the country. Nevada’s vast landscapes and hidden treasures promise a day full of unforgettable experiences.

#northamericatrip Get ready for an exciting journey along Highway 50, also called “The Loneliest Road in America.” Stretching nearly 400 miles from Carson City to Great Basin National Park, this road might sound spooky, but it’s actually full of fun, cool stops, and amazing sights perfect for families and kids! Here are the must-see spots to make your trip an unforgettable adventure: • Sand Mountain Recreation Area: Climb and play on giant sand dunes! Bring a sled or just run around—it’s like a sandy playground. • Berlin-Ichthyosaur State Park: See fossils of an enormous dinosaur-like sea creature called the ichthyosaur and check out an old Wild West mining town. • Middlegate Station: Try the huge Middlegate Monster Burger! Can you finish it? • The Shoe Tree: A tree covered in shoes! Bring an old pair to toss into the branches. • Stokes Castle (Austin): Explore a real stone castle built over 100 years ago. • Spencer Hot Springs: Soak your toes in warm water and look for wild burros nearby. • Toquima Cave: Discover colorful Native American rock paintings inside a hidden cave. • Eureka Depot: Stop for treats and explore this cute little town—don’t forget to grab a photo! • Nevada Northern Railway Museum (Ely): Ride on a real train and pretend you’re an old-time engineer. • Ward Charcoal Ovens: Check out these giant stone ovens that look like beehives. • Great Basin National Park: End your adventure with hiking, cave tours, and some of the best stargazing in the country! Highway 50 might sound lonely, but with these stops, it’s a road trip packed with excitement, history, and fun for the whole family!

#northamericatrip Stretching nearly 400 miles from Carson City to Great Basin National Park, Highway 50 earned its nickname, “The Loneliest Road in America,” from Life Magazine in 1986. The magazine warned of its desolation, suggesting only the most prepared travelers dare venture along this route. However, what we discovered is a road trip bursting with charm, adventure, and hidden gems. From historic small towns to awe-inspiring natural wonders, here are the essential stops along this iconic stretch of highway: • Sand Mountain Recreation Area: Perfect for dune exploration and free camping. • Berlin-Ichthyosaur State Park: Marvel at ancient ichthyosaur fossils and explore a historic mining town. • Middlegate Station: Take on the massive Middlegate Monster Burger challenge. • The Shoe Tree: A quirky roadside landmark filled with hundreds of shoes. • Stokes Castle (Austin): Visit this historic three-story stone tower built in 1897. • Spencer Hot Springs: Relax in natural geothermal pools and keep an eye out for wild burros. • Toquima Cave: Discover vibrant Native American pictographs. • Eureka Depot: Stop for coffee in the charming town of Eureka. • Nevada Northern Railway Museum (Ely): Tour the train museum and enjoy a ride on a historic locomotive. • Ward Charcoal Ovens: Explore these unique beehive-shaped kilns from the 19th century. • Great Basin National Park: Conclude your journey with stunning landscapes and stargazing. Highway 50 proves that the loneliest road is anything but dull, offering a road trip filled with history, adventure, and unforgettable sights.

Valley of Fire State Park is located in Nevada, USA. It is a famous desert area known for its stunning red sandstone formations that have been naturally eroded over millions of years into unique shapes. The valley not only features desert landscapes but also a mix of colorful rock formations, making it a popular destination for photography enthusiasts, hikers, and nature explorers.

🔥 Every year at the end of August, a mysterious city called Black Rock City is built out of nowhere in the barren desert of Nevada, USA. 🔥 Tens of thousands of people from around the world gather here, dressed in bizarre costumes, constructing gigantic and whimsical art installations in the desert. Exaggerated flame-throwing modified vehicles roam the desert, and Lovecraftian alien installations form the backdrop of this desert fantasy city. 🔥 However, as the iconic Burning Man and the temple burn to ashes in the flames, everything will disappear overnight. This is the annual anti-traditional carnival held in the United States—Burning Man! 🔸 Burning Man originated from an artist named Larry Harvey. In the 1980s, after completing a work with his artist friends, they burned one of the sculptures. Facing the roaring flames, he felt an indescribable sense of detachment, which resonated with the countercultural hippie movement of the time. Since then, this event has gradually gained popularity and was held annually on the beaches of San Francisco. 🔸 However, this activity was halted by the San Francisco authorities, and the organizers eventually found the Black Rock Desert, which has since become the venue for Burning Man. "Explaining what Burning Man is to someone who has never been is like describing color to a blind person." 🔸 Those unfamiliar with Burning Man may criticize it as bizarre and nihilistic. But once you step into it, you will be struck by its core spirit. 🎪 Black Rock City has its own rules: every participant is called a burner. Once you step into Black Rock City, you are not a tourist but a resident. 🎪 After entering Black Rock City with a ticket, there are no further expenses. Currency transactions are prohibited here, and there are no social identities or class statuses. Everyone acts out a utopian society in this virtual city. 🎪 Come to this desert metropolis that subverts tradition and experience a constructed ideal society. 🎪 Mark Zuckerberg, Elon Musk... these Silicon Valley geeks are regulars at Burning Man. You might just bump into them. 🎪 The camps at Burning Man are also in continuous celebration 24/7. The most famous is the camp transformed from a Boeing 747, where the second floor of the scrapped plane is turned into an open-air stage. Top DJs from around the world perform here without asking for payment, just for the chance to perform. 🎪 In the central Black Rock Plaza, various bizarre and fantastic art pieces are displayed: desert aircraft carriers, colorful Roman temples, giant flying whales... all sorts of unreasonable and whimsical ideas are realized. Many installations are interactive, allowing you to personally experience these artistic subversions. 🎪 In the last two days, the soul of Burning Man—the statue and the temple—will burn in the fire. Burners will exit this fictional dreamscape and return to the real world. This is the final celebration, where people scream, get excited, and hold open-air parties. Accompanied by fireworks, you will have a unique experience that you will never forget. 🛫 7 days and 6 nights of Burning Man carnival in the USA 📅 Date: 8.27-9.2 💎 Departing from San Francisco, arriving by private plane 💎 Enjoy luxury RVs and 24-hour internet in the resource-scarce Black Rock City 💎 Customized meals by private chefs, with regular supplies of fruits and vegetables Interested parties, feel free to contact us. San Francisco, California

When you walk into The Venetian in Las Vegas, You feel like you’re in Europe! The sky ceilings of the hotel makes it feel like you’re outdoors in the middle of Italy. I bought a cup of Gelato 🍧 to really feel immersed in the scenery and atmosphere around me. I also visited the Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas and they really outdid themselves for Lunar New Years. They decorated their whole garden with lots of plants, Tigers 🐅 to portray and signify the Year of the Tiger, and Chinese architecture. Definitely get your steps in while the viewing beautiful hotels of Vegas. #venetian #bellagio #nevada # Lasvegas #vegas #lunarnewyear #hotels #hotel

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Nevada's stunning scenery and natural formations have made it a hotspot for adventure seekers and nature lovers. This road trip will take you through the beautiful mountains, including the Valley of Fire, for a glimpse of the famous Wild West. The picture-perfect scenery and the thrilling adventure will undoubtedly leave you wanting more.

#tripaway Such a nice state! ring a lot of money to gable with! It was a fun trip we took. If you are in Las Vegas, a good place to eat for dinner was the Circus Circus buffet. They carve a prime rib in front of you! Stay in a nice hotel, and have a great time in the great state of Nevada. What are you waiting for? #tripaway

About a hour's drive from Lake Mead to Las Vegas, the Hoover Dam reservoir is also the largest artificial lake in the United States. It is also a resort for swimming, camping, boating, fishing and water sports. It is the living water of the entire casino. lifeline. Visiting the top of the dam is free. After the tour, you can take the elevator down 520 feet directly to the bottom of the dam and visit a power house with 17 hydro generators. The top of the dam is two-way and has two lanes. It is not allowed to overtake the car. The dam is 223 meters high and the base is about 200 meters thick. The dam is 14 meters wide and 380 meters long. The reservoir was built in 1931. The famous "Transformers" filmed the Hufu Dam. Hoover Dam Tickets: 11 for adults and 6 for children (including a 30-minute Power Plant tour for power plant tours, but there is no need to buy tickets on the bridge); free parking GPS: 36.014369

The Hoover Dam is located in the Black Gorge at the junction of Nevada and Arizona. It has a history of more than 80 years of use. After you see it, you will feel that it will not be a problem for more than 80 years. It is grand and sturdy, letting you Lamenting the greatness of manpower, I will also marvel at how forward-looking and natural understanding of the architecture and designers of that year will be designed to make such a powerful and huge water conservancy project. The Hoover Dam can be seen casually during the visit to the Grand Canyon, but it does not need to be designated as an attraction. Due to the sparsely populated areas and no special scenery, it is necessary to take a look, because only know the world. Big, you will truly understand your own existence value, not blind, not self-deception. Hoover Dam Development Time: 09

The Hoover Bridge spans the Colorado River and connects the Clark Country of Nevada and the Mohave Country of Arizona to a part of a 5.6km road construction project. Interestingly, because Nevada and Arizona have an hourly time difference, there is a clock at each end of the Hoover Dam at the dividing line between the two states, showing the time of the two states to facilitate visitors. Adjust the time. At the Hoover Dam, there is a museum dedicated to the history of the Hoover Dam. After the Hoover Dam was built, the first thing the designer did was to build a black monument by the dam. There are a few lines of English inscribed on it, which means that the United States of America will always remember those who are looking for the final rest in the construction of the dam. On the other stone behind the monument, 112 names of workers who sacrificed to build the dam were engraved.