What to do in United States
Statue of Liberty
Landmarks
The Statue of Liberty was a gift from France to the United States to commemorate the centennial of American independence. Located on Liberty Island in New York Harbor, visitors can reach it by taking an official ferry from Battery Park at the southern tip of Manhattan. The island features a museum detailing the construction history and transportation of this colossal copper statue. With an advance reservation, you can also access the pedestal or the crown observatory to enjoy breathtaking views of the New York skyline and the Hudson River.
Good to know
You must purchase tickets for the official ferry to visit. It is highly recommended to book your ferry tickets online in advance. Plan to spend 3 to 4 hours for the island visit and museum tour. Security screening is very strict, so please avoid bringing large luggage.
Grand Canyon National Park
Nature
Grand Canyon National Park is one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, famous for its deep canyons and layered red rock formations. The South Rim is the most developed and accessible area for visitors. Strolling along the rim trails or taking the free park shuttle to various viewpoints allows you to admire nature's magnificent craftsmanship. At dusk, the changing colors of the sunset reflecting off the canyon walls are an unforgettable visual feast.
Good to know
Driving yourself is the most convenient option, and a vehicle permit is required at the park entrance. It is recommended to stay for at least a full day. If you plan to hike down into the canyon, be sure to bring plenty of drinking water and sun protection.
Golden Gate Bridge
Landmarks
Built in 1937, the Golden Gate Bridge is world-famous for its signature International Orange color and stands as a must-see landmark of San Francisco. With numerous viewpoints on both sides, such as the Welcome Center at the south end and Vista Point at the north end, visitors can capture its majestic presence from various angles. When San Francisco's famous fog rolls into the bay, the bridge partially disappearing into the mist creates a mysterious and romantic atmosphere.
Good to know
Free admission. You can choose to walk or rent a bicycle to cross the bridge. Recommended stay is 1 to 2 hours. The bay breeze is strong and temperatures can be chilly, so be sure to bring a windproof and warm jacket even in summer.
Times Square
Landmarks
Located in Midtown Manhattan, Times Square is New York City's most vibrant and iconic district. It brings together massive LED billboards, Broadway theaters, flagship stores, and street performers, buzzing with energy day and night. Standing on the famous red steps and looking out over the sea of neon lights is the best way to experience the unique charm of this city that never sleeps, making it a must-capture moment for first-time visitors.
Good to know
Free admission. Take the subway to Times Square-42 St station. A 1-hour visit is recommended to take photos and soak in the atmosphere. The area is extremely crowded, so please watch your belongings and be aware that street performers who offer to take photos with you will expect a tip.
Universal Studios Hollywood
Activities
Located in Los Angeles, Universal Studios Hollywood is the world's only theme park integrated with an active movie studio. The absolute must-do experience is the Studio Tour, where visitors ride a tram directly into behind-the-scenes Hollywood film sets and experience thrilling special effects. Additionally, the park features highly popular themed areas like The Wizarding World of Harry Potter and Super Nintendo World, offering thrilling rides and immersive experiences.
Good to know
Admission tickets are required. It is highly recommended to purchase tickets online in advance and download the official app to check wait times. We suggest planning a full day for your visit. If budget permits, consider purchasing an Express Pass to save time in lines.
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