What are some interesting places to recommend when you go to America for the first time?

The greatest pleasure of traveling in America is to drive freely and freely. When driving in the United States, the most important thing is to choose the interstate; When you are on the road; When not on the road, choose the non-interstate highway! In this way, you can get in touch with the American scenery at zero distance: see the sea (California Highway 1), see the mountains (Colorado Mountains), enjoy the countryside (Central States) and taste the history (route 66). I think this is one of the highlights of American tourism.

The route can start from the northeast (new york). You can go to Boston, new york, Philadelphia, DC and many other historical cities and museums. You can go to Great Falls, CT, Rhode Island, surrounding universities, woodberry outlet and so on.

Then go south along the east coast. You can go straight to Florida (you can skip Virginia and North Carolina). Besides the famous Orlando, Miami and key west, Florida actually has countless clean and uninhabited beaches, such as Pensacola in the west. There are too many such beaches. Take your time and enjoy yourself. Don't worry. In addition, you can consider taking a cruise to the Caribbean, which is beautiful and you can choose about a week.

Then go south and west to New Orleans and Texas. If you have time, you will actually pass through interesting towns such as AL on the way.

After Texas, you can go to the mountains of Colorado. Colorado has countless beautiful towns (such as the largest ski resort in the United States and the best iceberg climbing town in the United States). ). In addition, mountains and lakes set each other off, and historical sites such as Mesa Velda are also breathtaking.

Then go to Utah, and then go south to Arizona. Thirdly, when traveling in the United States, if you have time, you can visit more "unknown" towns, such as page in AZ, an unknown town, but there is a scenic spot called Horseshoe Bend:

If you go to national parks such as the Grand Canyon, you can go to Las Vegas and then to California. Vegas and scenic spots along the way (such as Death Valley) are too famous to be described here. Just to add, in many hotels in Vegas, you can tip the front desk, and then the front desk person will help you upgrade your room, which is very cost-effective. Remember to book tickets early and choose seats early.

There are countless scenic spots in California from south to north. Beaches, parks, Silicon Valley, universities (University of California, San Diego, UCSB University, Stanford University, etc. ) It's all beautiful. Another thing here is that even an unknown university like the University of San Diego is beautiful. If you have time in America, you can visit some unknown places.

In addition, the 1 expressway from Santa Barbara to Monterey is highly recommended. Of course, it finally stopped at 17 mile. In addition, national parks such as Yosemite are also highly recommended. In addition, there are many famous wineries in California, such as near Sanfan.

You can go to a Mexican town in southern California without a visa (as long as you have a multiple-entry visa to the United States). It is also suggested to fly from California to Hawaii.

There are two options to leave California. If you don't have time, you can fly directly to Chicago to end your trip. If there is enough time, Journey to the South can go through Oregon (where there is a very good volcanic lake) and all the way to Seattle, Washington (another representative city in the United States, with a beautiful night scene, which is different from Chicago in new york).

It is highly recommended to go from Seattle to Vancouver. Vancouver is beautiful, with snow-capped mountains, lakes and seas, cities, Victoria Island, Sunshine Coast and other places, all of which are extremely beautiful. A Canadian visa is very simple. You can do it in Seattle or in advance. )

Besides, if you have enough time and money, you can fly from Seattle to Alaska. At least a quarter of the most beautiful natural scenery in America is in Alaska. The most natural and enjoyable life is in Alaska, which is also one of the best places to watch the aurora in winter.

Then go to Montana to see Glacier National Park. Then, a big bright spot! Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, but you can only go in summer.

Then you can go to northern Michigan from Minnesota and Wisconsin via Mount Preston in South Florida. The scenery in northern Michigan is beautiful (such as another "unknown scenic spot" Tahquamenon Falls.