I sincerely recommend visiting these incredible places before leaving the United States

Arches National Park: Located in Utah, it is famous for its more than 2,000 natural sandstone arches. The sunlight streaming through these naturally formed arches creates a spectacular interplay of light and shadow. The Wave: Located on the border of Arizona and Utah, entry is by lottery only. The wave-like rock formations shimmer in the sunlight with dazzling red, orange, and yellow hues, making you feel as if you are on another planet, marveling at the endless wonders and changes of nature. Palouse: Situated in eastern Washington and western Idaho, it is a vast expanse of farmland. In spring, the green wheat and pea fields roll like waves, while in autumn, they become a golden ocean. From a high vantage point, the landscape here resembles a colorful tapestry of the earth! White Sands National Park: Located in New Mexico, this is the world's largest gypsum sand desert and also an excellent place to watch the sunset! Badlands National Park: Located in South Dakota, it is known for its unique eroded landscape and fossil beds. Walking here, you will discover various ancient fossils, attracted by the desolate yet mysterious terrain. Goblin Valley State Park: Located in Utah, it is famous for its unique 'goblin' rock formations. As the setting sun casts an orange-red glow, these rocks seem to come to life, with various shapes of 'goblins' leaping before you, creating a stunning spectacle. White Pocket: Located in Arizona, it is known as 'God's brain coral' due to its irregular rock layers and strange colors that are mesmerizing, with every corner full of surprises. Saguaro National Park: Located in Arizona, these giant saguaro cacti create a unique desert landscape, especially during sunset when the entire scene is bathed in a golden glow.