Things to do in Silicon Valley

Silicon Valley doesn't really feel like a tourist attraction. I stood in front of Apple's giant ring for a while; the security guard was polite but wouldn't let me in. Google's colorful bicycles were there, but passersby were too busy looking at their phones. In the roadside cafes, people were frowning so deeply at their computers they could trap a mosquito. Driving around, all you see are low-rise office buildings, much like a typical industrial area. But sitting on a park bench near Stanford, watching kids fly kites, was much more comfortable than any of those tech parks.

The campus is open and has no walls. There is a large lawn in the middle that is sunken and below the ground. There are parking spaces around it. It is very comfortable to lie on the grass. There are many attractions on the entire campus, and this is just one of them.

The colorful Google headquarters is located in Mountain View. An old classmate who works at Google enthusiastically took us inside to visit and introduced us. In the beautiful environment surrounded by bright sunshine and green trees, Google employees can be seen sitting on the ground at work, discussing problems in groups of three or two, or operating computers alone. It is rare to be able to engage in high-tech creative work in such a relaxing and comfortable environment!

There are many flowers and plants in this rose garden, which is also a small park in this small town. The rose garden is also a very interesting landscape. You can see many good facilities and there are quite a lot of roses.

It's a fun place. The designer really has different tastes.

Stanford Memorial Church is located in the center of the Stanford University campus in California, USA. It was built by Jane Stanford, one of the founders of the university, during the American Renaissance to commemorate her husband Leland Stanford, who co-founded Stanford University with her. The exterior of the church was designed by the famous architect Charles A. Coolidge, and the church is therefore known as the "crown jewel of Stanford University's architecture." The church is also a place for weddings and memorial services. The church is only open to visitors for free during the day on weekdays. Today is the weekend and we can only take a look at the door. The church is small and exquisite, the light is a bit dark, there are exquisite murals on the walls, and the colorful glazed windows are very beautiful. It is said that the memorial service for Jobs was also held in this church.

It was a perfect sunny day in San Jose. Me and my buddy was gonna do a little hike but decided to drive up to the top instead, the view from the mountain top is one of the best!

The classic attractions are beautiful and fun, and you can experience the long-standing cultural heritage.

In early November, many wetlands here were dry and the grass was yellow, but it was very open and you could see several mountains in the distance. The cool autumn breeze was very comfortable.