[2025 Los Angeles Attraction] Travel Guide for Griffith Observatory (Updated Feb)

The sunset views from the observatory, especially the twilight, are often breathtaking. The observatory's elevated location provides a wide-open view, allowing people to appreciate the magnificent sunset. As the sun slowly sets, the sky's colors gradually change from golden to orange-red, and then to deep blue, creating a splendid picture. 🌟🌟 Twilight occurs because sunlight is scattered by the atmosphere. When the sun is near the horizon, the light has to pass through a thicker layer of the atmosphere. The shorter wavelengths of blue and green light are scattered away, leaving the longer wavelengths of red and orange light, which is what we see as twilight. 👊👊 Watching the sunset at the observatory, the surrounding astronomical equipment and buildings add visual layers, making one feel the harmonious coexistence of technology and nature. You can also see the distant mountains or city skyline, adding more beauty to the twilight. 👍💞 Many people choose to watch the sunset at the observatory, bringing cameras or sketchbooks to capture the moment's beauty. The changes in twilight are fleeting, and as the light changes, the scene constantly evolves, making it mesmerizing. 🌹 During the process of watching twilight, one can feel inner peace and relaxation. It is a moment of intimate contact with nature, allowing people to rethink the beauty of life. 🫶🫶 The sunset and twilight at the observatory are not only a visual feast but also a spiritual enjoyment, making people feel the brevity of life and the magnificence of nature. Each viewing is a unique experience worth savoring. 👍👍💯💯🌹

"La La Land" is a movie I like very much, and the main filming locations were in Los Angeles. The Griffith Observatory I went to this time is one of the filming locations and is also a local Internet celebrity attraction. It is an excellent place to overlook Los Angeles and enjoy the California sunset. ✔️About transportation If you are traveling by car, it is recommended to arrive earlier in the afternoon, because the later it gets, the more crowded it gets, and there are basically no parking spaces near the entrance, so you can only park at the foot of the mountain, which requires you to walk a long winding mountain road. The good thing about taking a taxi or Uber is that the car can drive right to the main entrance. ⚠️But please note: the signal on the mountain is very poor! I took an Uber there. When we entered the mountain, the driver told me that the signal here was very poor. He asked me if I had any signal. Sure enough, there was no signal at all. The driver was very nice. He told us that the signal was only slightly better at the gate. If we took a taxi when we left, we should set the location at the gate and wait for the driver to pick us up there, so that it would be convenient for the driver to contact us. He said that once he came to pick someone up, but he couldn't contact the person because of the poor signal, and he was very frustrated. There is also another bus that can be taken, and the stop is also at the gate. ✔️About tickets 🆓Free admission, if you want to watch the dome movie, you need to buy a separate ticket ✔️𝙂𝙚𝙩 movie photo spot 1️⃣There is a shot of the main circular building of the observatory in the movie. You can see it by walking up the stairs on the right side of the outside of the observatory. 2️⃣The actual filming location of the most classic dancing scene in the movie was not here, but there is a place under the Griffith Observatory that is very similar to that one. The real dancing location is called: Cathy's Corner Just search this name on Google Map. On the other side of the mountain, you need to go down the mountain and then up the mountain to get to the Griffith Observatory. I didn’t go there because it was quite far, which was a pity. There is a path going down the mountain on the left side of the observatory. If you walk down for two minutes, you will reach an open area with a very good view. There is also a bench, which is very nice for enjoying the night view of the city. When I went there, there was a couple sitting on the bench, so I didn’t have the chance to sit on the bench to enjoy the night view. 3️⃣You can also see the Hollywood sign here, but it is quite far away. However, it is really beautiful at sunset. There are many filming locations for "La La Land" in Los Angeles. I hope I’ll have the opportunity to check in at other places in the future.

Los Angeles, the world's film capital, has appeared in countless classic films. Those familiar streets, beaches, and landmarks have been filmed and become the "screen legends" in the hearts of the audience. Follow me to see those familiar movies and their Los Angeles scenery. If you plan to go, you can collect and see what preparations you need to make! 👍Most recommended: Griffith Observatory in La La Land If you haven't seen La La Land, you must have missed a lot of romantic fantasies about Los Angeles! In the film, Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone dance under the stars. The scene was filmed at Griffith Observatory. As the music sounded, the two danced under the night, and the night view of Los Angeles was in sight. 🚉Transportation strategy: Address: 2800 E Observatory Rd, Los Angeles, CA 90027 🧳Preparation before departure: This is a "net celebrity check-in place". Remember to bring a coat when you go up the mountain at night, the wind on the mountain is a bit strong! If you want to imitate the dance part in the movie, don't forget to wear a pair of good walking shoes, otherwise you won't be able to jump out of that romantic feeling! 📝Note tips: The astronomical display in the Star Hall is also cool. You can see the panoramic view of Los Angeles during the day. You can see the city lights at night, the stars all over the sky, and the feeling is no less than a movie!

Los Angeles is the perfect summer destination ~ save this guide for your next trip to the USA! ☀️🇺🇸 📍 Hollywood ~ find your favourite stars on the walk of fame and see the iconic Chinese theatre with the actor’s handprints outside. 📍 Griffith Observatory ~ go for sunset and see the incredible views over LA. 📍 Santa Monica ~ see the beautiful beach and have fun on the rides at the pier! 📍 Venice Beach ~ walk along the boardwalk to see body builders at muscle beach, skaters in the skate park and so much more! 📍 Disneyland ~ take a day trip to the happiest place on Earth with Mickey Mouse! 📍 Beverly Hills ~ explore the playground of the rich and famous, with big mansions and luxury stores on Rodeo Drive. 📍 The Broad ~ this museum has a large collection of modern art by iconic artists like Andy Warhol. 📍 Getty Center ~ a private art collection and beautiful architecture overlooking the city. #summerdestinations #usatrip #losangeles #usatravel #losangelestrip #losangelestravel #mytravelhacks #localguides #familytrip #unitedstates

Los Angeles is the perfect summer destination ~ save this guide for your next trip to the USA! ☀️🇺🇸 📍 Beverly Hills ~ the playground for the rich and famous, with huge mansions, and luxury shops on Rodeo Drive, also known as the most expensive street in the world. 📍 Griffith Observatory ~ a must visit for sunset, with incredible views over the city. 📍 The Broad ~ a modern art museum with many iconic pieces from Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein. 📍 Getty Center ~ a private art collection and incredible architecture. Also great views of LA. #summerdestinations #usatrip #losangeles #usatravel #losangelestrip #losangelestravel #mytravelhacks #localguides #familytrip #unitedstates

The whole trip consisted of walking around one day and lying down one day. DAY 1: Getty Center+Santa Monica 📝Getty Center is free but requires a reservation one day in advance. It is closed on Mondays. 🌟Getty Center art is divided into four pavilions, all of which are worth seeing. The terrace outside the pavilion overlooks the city. The grass outside the museum is very suitable for resting and lying down🥺There is a large garden outside the museum to check in the same photo of Suzy 🌟The Santa Monica project can be bought together or separately. We only took the Ferris wheel and sunset coaster and bought them separately. We queued for the sunset coaster for almost an hour, and we were lucky enough to wait until the sunset😛While queuing, we enjoyed the sea breeze and watched the scenery. The sunset coaster can spin two wheels, but it cannot be recorded with a mobile phone. The two projects lasted almost three hours. DAY 2: Disney 📝Buy Genie, download the APP, and make an appointment for popular items after entering the park I didn't plan to go through all the trouble and only bought one park. I could only book one ride at a time. When we went there, some of the roller coasters were already at eight or nine in the evening. But there were two heavy showers that day, and the scheduled outdoor activities were cancelled, so I got a speed pass that allowed me to skip the queues for various activities😛I was lucky enough to complete all the activities + see the fireworks! DAY3: Griffith Observatory+Hollywood+Avenue of Fame Those of us who are together can play together. Since we were shopping at the handicraft store until almost five o'clock, we only went to the observatory. You can take a taxi directly to the observatory, and you can also see the Hollywood sign opposite from the terrace. DAY4: Little Tokyo+Beverly Hills+Melrose+Ktown 📝The store closes at five or six o'clock at the latest It was a day mainly for shopping. I went to Ktown for dessert first and then returned to Beverly to look at jewelry with my friends. There is a public parking lot 🅿️. I went to Melrose to shop for trendy brands and so on. Zhouzhong Street🅿️ is very convenient. DAY 5: Universal 📝Buy a Pass and go early There are much fewer people at Universal compared to Disney, and buying a pass is basically smooth all the way. The park closed at 8 o'clock on the day I went, and all the activities were completed. I still love Universal more than Disney, and it seems that a Fast and Furious park is about to open🤩Mario Park is very crowded, so you can’t make a reservation and queue up! The park focuses on cuteness, the projects are average, and there is no Mario feeling. I arranged the VR project (this is fun) and left. DAY 6: Malibu+Sawtelle I made a reservation at the cafe on 27th and had a nice brunch in the mountains. I took a taxi directly (why do all the searches say I have to climb up the mountain)? Depending on the time, I went to Sawtelle early to play gashapon and buy melomelo. I didn’t have any special itinerary, I packed my luggage and slept for two hours to catch the flight😅

If you are not a fan of museums like me, there is still a reason to visit Griffith Observatory - the fantastic view of LA. I took LA DOT’s FREE (YES IT IS FOC) DASH Observatory/ Los Feliz bus to Griffith Observatory, and it dropped us off right at the entrance. The bus ride was fun, and we got to see some cool sights along the way. Once we arrived, we climbed up a little hill to reach the observatory, and the view was amazing! We could see all of Los Angeles spread out below us like a giant puzzle. The tall buildings downtown, the Hollywood sign in the distance, and rolling hills of Griffith Park. We spent hours just staring at the view and taking pictures. Inside the observatory, we learned all about space and stars, but nothing beats the view from outside. #WinHKFlight #winhkflight Hong Kong is a destination with so much culture, outdoors, nightlife, food and history! I want to travel to Hong Kong and spend a day in the famous Ocean Park, enjoy seafood in Sai Kung and perhaps even hop on a ferry to Macau!

#winhkflight The LA Observatory's summit offers an unparalleled vista of both downtown Los Angeles and the iconic Hollywood sign. From this lofty perch, the sprawling metropolis unfurls beneath you, its pulsating energy palpable even from afar. Skyscrapers punctuate the cityscape while the Hollywood sign stands as a beacon of cinematic history against the backdrop of the Santa Monica Mountains. As the sun sets, the skyline ignites with a kaleidoscope of colours, casting a mesmerizing glow over the urban landscape. It's a panoramic tableau that captures the essence of LA's allure, blending glamour, ambition, and dreams under the vast Californian sky. I believe this will make you no regret for such a trip! #usa #laobservatory

#USATravel #LATravel #TouristAttractions Griffith Observatory is a popular tourist attraction located in Los Angeles. It is also famous as the background of La La Land! It is the very place where the main character in La La Land sneaked in and danced! As a La La Land fan, I went there wearing a one-piece dress like the main character in the movie. When I went there, I felt like I was the main character in the movie🥰 The most popular spot at Griffith Observatory is the Samuel Oschin Planetarium, which has a state-of-the-art dome and digital projection system, so you can see the night sky as a virtual space simulation! Those who have seen the movie will know what scene it is~ Also, the outside has a wide view of LA's night view🌃, so it is a famous night view spot! It is so beautiful that it is the most memorable place during my trip to LA! 📍Griffith Observatory | 2800 E Observatory Rd, Los Angeles

Admission is free (unless you see special exhibitions). There are quite a lot of people on weekdays, but it is not crowded. There is a bus at the bottom of the mountain that can be reached, but it is quite difficult to wait for the bus at night, and I was late several times. It is more convenient to drive by yourself. You can drive all the way up and stop when you see something you like. You will pass by the theater, where many people get off and wander around. The observatory also has a parking lot for parking. The night view is beautiful. It is recommended to bring a tripod to take pictures. The whole city is very bright and special. One of the must-visit attractions for movie fans who like La La Land. It takes about 30 minutes to an hour to wait in line for the top stargazing telescope, and you can get a brief glimpse of the planet in less than a minute, which is quite a special experience~

#latravel La La Land real version🧡 Griffith Observatory that I visited as soon as I arrived in the US I went here because I wanted to wear a one-piece dress and take pictures like in La La Land😆 The sunset was so beautiful You must go there when you travel to LA🫶🏻 A place that is good to visit again and again 📍Griffith Observatory

Getting There - By own vehicle Attractions - Griffith Observatory & LA night view & Million of stars in the sky Hotels - La Quinta LAX Food & Restaurants - Thai town Shopping - Black Friday date

address: 2800 East Observatory Road Los Angeles, CA 90027 (213) 473-0800 not going to lie, we drove to griffith after visiting the renowned Hollywood sign, which you are able to see from Griffith. parking lots were plenty however it is a popular attraction hence might need to spend time finding parking. free admission with lots to see if you’re into telescope and stuff. this place is one of the few in the world that still produces exclusively live planetarium shows if you like such stuff. also, because of how central it’s located and because it’s up the hill, it’s located at a good spot where you can oversea the skyline of LA. beautiful. do check for operating hours. HIGHLY RECOMMEND if you’re in LA. #meetlosangeles #followchelto

Griffith Observatory is an educational place to go. You get to learn a lot about the sun, earth, star and so much more. You can see the Hollywood sign clearly from Griffith Observatory and take photos with it. They have also very nice sunset view here. Operating hour: Monday to Wednesday: close Thursday and Friday: 12 am to 10 pm Saturday and Sunday: 10am to 10pm Parking fee: 10 dollars per hour or free if you walk from the middle hill Admission: Free and no reservations needed Address: 2800 E Observatory Rd, Los Angeles, CA 90027 Remember to bring your ID and vaccination certificate to enter the observatory.

#bucketlistreboot Griffith Observatory is one of the only major facilities in the world that still produces exclusively live planetarium shows. Over 100,000 shows have been presented since the building opened in 1935. Admission is free for all but do check out the opening hours (currently only open on Friday, Saturday and Sunday). The Observatory’s Zeiss Mark II planetarium projector was used for the Observatory’s first 29 years of operation (1935-1964). It is now on display as part of Griffith Observatory’s exhibit program. In the 1990s, Observatory staff had to customize streetlight bulbs for use in the Zeiss Mark IV projector because the original bulbs were no longer produced.

Griffith Observatory is an icon of Los Angeles, a national leader in public astronomy, a beloved civic gathering place, and one of southern California’s most popular attractions. The Observatory is located on the southern slope of Mount Hollywood in Griffith Park, just above the Los Feliz neighborhood. It is 1,134 feet above sea level and is visible from many parts of the Los Angeles basin. The Observatory is the best vantage point for observing the world-famous Hollywood Sign. Since opening in 1935, the Observatory has welcomed over 85 million visitors. Open late nearly every evening, Griffith Observatory’s audience is “the general public,” and it is one of the rare places where you will see people from every part of the region and from all parts of the world. The Observatory is a free-admission, public facility owned and operated by the City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks in the middle of an urban metropolis of ten million people. The 67,000 square-foot building is one of the most popular informal education facilities in the United States and the most-visited public observatory in the world (with 1.6 million visitors a year). Griffith Observatory is a unique hybrid of public observatory, planetarium, and exhibition space. It was constructed with funds from the bequest of Griffith J. Griffith (who donated the land for Griffith Park in 1896), who specified the purpose, features, and location of the building in his 1919 will. Upon completion of construction in 1935, the Observatory was given to the City of Los Angeles with the provision that it be operated for the public with no admission charge. When it opened in 1935, it was one of the first institutions in the U.S. dedicated to public science and possessed the third planetarium in the U.S. Fulfilling the Observatory’s goal of “visitor as observer,” free public telescope viewing is available each evening skies are clear and the building is open. More people (8 million) have looked through the Observatory’s Zeiss 12-inch refracting telescope than through any other on Earth. More than 18 million have seen a live program in the Observatory’s Samuel Oschin Planetarium. The building operated continuously from 1935 until January 6, 2002, when it closed for a comprehensive renovation and expansion. This ambitious $93-million project renewed the Observatory’s world-class standing and restored and enhanced the Observatory’s ability to pursue its public astronomy mission, all driven by a commitment to excellence and enabled by a successful public-private partnership between the City of Los Angeles and Friends Of The Observatory. The renewed building reopened to the public on November 2, 2006. It has operated since then with steadily increasing attendance and cultural visibility.

Griffith Observatory is a place that you can’t miss if you are in the city of Los Angeles. This place is not located in down town, however It can be reached easily by taxi or public transport. The recommended sightseeing time is between one to two hours. After a nice walk exploring the city, heading to this place is a great idea to see the whole city from above as you can enjoy a beautiful sunset. This place can be visited during the day or night time. At night you can see the city lights which makes the whole place look stunning. #createwithtrip #losangeles #usa #california

opened in 1935, #griffithobservatory gives you the best view of #losangeles. 👼🏻 after browsing through astronomical exhibits about solar eclipses, tides, and related instruments, you can watch a film at the oschin #planetarium. 🪐 at night, you can even look through the very 12-inch zeiss telescope that griffith himself looked through! 🔭 it is said to be the most looked through telescope by the public. 👀

A must visit place if you are visiting Los Angeles! Being high above LA and admiring the beautiful scenery was absolutely stunning! This place has beautiful views as far as the eye can see you could clearly see the Hollywood sign and the entire city of LA! Inside the observatory, there are a lot of interesting information help to understand better about our universe. Parking is so crowded and expensive. You may park far away and walk up the hill the rest of the way. So while walking inside, you should see the beautiful landscape around. HIGLY RECOMENDED TO VISIT! #summervacation#hikingtrails#urbanexplorer

When I arrived at Griffith, it was almost dusk. After stopping the car, I could watch the sunset directly. The mountain winds at night are very cold and cold, and the temperature drops by ten degrees. It feels like being fooled by the wind. Unfortunately, the fog was very strong at sunset, so I didn't expect it to be so clear and overlooking the entire LA. But the sunset is still beautiful, and the rich orange-red color is red. You need to watch the stars directly on the official website oh http

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The best place to enjoy the night view in Los Angeles is the Griffith Observatory. Located on a high hill, it is easily accessible by using the DASH bus. Anyone can enter for free to observe the beauty of nature and the universe and view historically recorded materials. If you visit at the right time, you can also watch documentary films for free, so it's recommended for those who are interested in the universe. Especially since it appeared in the movie La La Land, many tourists visit at night to enjoy the romantic view of downtown Los Angeles! DASH bus fare: $1 one-way (cash only, TAP card not accepted)

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#getgoing2025 Griffith Observatory: A Stargazing Icon in Los Angeles Located in Griffith Park, Los Angeles, the Griffith Observatory offers stunning views of the city, the Hollywood Sign, and the night sky. As a prominent public observatory, it provides an educational and interactive experience for visitors of all ages, featuring a range of exhibits on astronomy, space exploration, and the universe. The observatory’s highlight is its large Zeiss telescope, which allows visitors to gaze at celestial bodies during public viewing hours. The observatory also offers planetarium shows, informative displays, and breathtaking views of the Los Angeles skyline, especially at sunset and night. Tips: • Arrive early to secure parking, as the observatory is a popular spot, especially on weekends. • Visit during the evening for a chance to use the telescope and view stars and planets. • Check the schedule for planetarium shows and special events. Griffith Observatory is a must-visit for anyone interested in astronomy, science, or simply enjoying one of the best viewpoints in Los Angeles.

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Darlings, here is the complete guide for a 10-day trip to the United States! If you want to have fun in the United States, just read this article to get the full picture of attractions, food, and shopping! Hurry up and start your trip to the United States! / The United States is a country where history and modernity are intertwined. From the spectacular 🏞Grand Canyon to the bustling 🏙Times Square in New York, every place has its own unique style. Don’t forget to experience Southern hospitality and Western pioneer spirit! / 🚩Travel route: Day 1: Fly to Los Angeles and prepare to start your trip to the United States! Day 2-3: Explore Los Angeles, visit the Observatory 🔭, Hollywood Walk of Fame ✨, enjoy the beach 🏖️, and have free time! Day 4-5: Head to Las Vegas to experience the charm of the entertainment capital, two days of free time, and enjoy the carnival 🎉! Day 6-7: Travel through the spectacular Lake Powell 🌊 and Grand Canyon National Park 🏞️, and relive the history of Route 66 🛣️. Day 8: Shopping spree 🛍️ at Palm Springs Premium Outlets, then return to Los Angeles for the return trip. Day 9-10: Fly across time zones, return home with great success, and end your unforgettable trip to the United States! 🌟 / Attractions to visit: 🏞️ Grand Canyon National Park: The magnificent red and yellow rock formations outline the unparalleled Grand Canyon scenery, a paradise for photography enthusiasts! 🏖️ Santa Monica Beach: A popular filming location for Hollywood directors. The sea view here is as beautiful as a painting. It is definitely worth a visit! 🔭 Griffith Observatory: Not only can you overlook the entire Los Angeles, but there are also exquisite murals and a dome theater waiting for you to explore. A visual feast is waiting for you to enjoy! / What to bring before traveling to the United States? Just read this article! 📞 Communications cannot be interrupted in the United States. Get a local phone card and stay in touch anytime without worrying about anything. 🔌 Don't forget to bring a plug converter. The voltage in the United States is 110V and the plug type is different from ours. 📜 Be sure to bring your ID, including your passport, visa, and driver’s license translation, as they are essential items when traveling! Also, considering the climate in January, bring some warm coats and long pants to cope with the cold weather in the American winter. Don’t forget your charger and power bank. Charge your phone and camera at any time to record beautiful moments! 📷 / 🎉I hope your journey in the United States is filled with happiness and unforgettable memories!

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Hey travel lovers! Here's a 12-day US travel itinerary, with recommended attractions, food, and shopping. Save it now! / The US is a big country, also known as Uncle Sam 🎩. It's located in North America, with the historical New England on the East Coast and the modern and free California 🌴 on the West Coast. The US is full of history 🏛️ and culture 🎭, and each place has its own unique style. It's definitely a traveler's paradise. / ✈️💕Itinerary: DAY 1–2: Fly to San Francisco and start a classic city tour. Stop at Baker Beach for a view of the Golden Gate Bridge, then head to Carmel and Fresno. DAY 3–6: Visit Las Vegas, Grand Canyon National Park (South Rim), Flagstaff, Cedar City, and Salt Lake City. See Horseshoe Bend, Lake Powell, Antelope Canyon, Zion National Park, and Bryce Canyon National Park. DAY 7–9: Spend the next three days exploring the mysterious Yellowstone National Park. A two-day in-depth tour will take you to 16 Yellowstone classics, such as West Thumb, Old Faithful, and Grand Prismatic Spring. On the last day, visit the natural beauty of Grand Teton National Park and the pristine wilderness of Wyoming. DAY 10: Fly to Los Angeles, tour the City of Angels, check out the Hollywood sign from Griffith Observatory, and enjoy a special meal. DAY 11–12: Fly home and end your 12-day trip to the western US, full of memories! ✨🚀 / 📱Travel prep: First, a US SIM card and charger are essential to stay connected and charged. US outlets are different from some other countries, so remember to bring a plug adapter! 📜Second, be sure to bring all important documents, including your passport, US visa, and ID. Don't forget toiletries if your accommodation doesn't provide them. 👖For travel clothes, most of the US is cold in January, so bring some winter clothes, such as a thick coat, sweater, thermal underwear, scarf, hat, and gloves. 📷Finally, depending on your travel plans, you may need to bring some gear. For example, if you plan to camp or hike, outdoor gear is a must! If you're a photography enthusiast, a camera, tripod, or drone is worth bringing. / That's the end of our US travel guide. We hope your US trip is as exciting and unforgettable as the photos! See you next time, travelers! 👋🚀

Traveling during Spring Festival? Don't miss this 20-day US tour! Amazing scenery and culture will make your holiday even more exciting! . The US is located in the center of North America 🌎, with a rich history and diverse culture. From the Statue of Liberty 🗽 in the east to the Golden Gate Bridge 🌉 in the west, every place exudes the charm of the land of the free and the home of the brave. . 📅 Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Seattle, visit the Boeing Museum of Flight, Space Needle, the first Starbucks, and Pike Place Market. Day 2: Visit Mount Rainier National Park, visit museums and Narada Falls. Day 3-4: Head to Los Angeles, visit Griffith Observatory, TCL Chinese Theatre, and other attractions. Day 5: Visit San Diego Bay, Balboa Park, and more. Day 6-11: Head to Las Vegas, visit the Grand Canyon and Horseshoe Bend, then head to Yellowstone National Park. Day 12-13: Fly to Buffalo, visit Niagara Falls. Day 14-15: Head to Washington, visit the White House, then head to New York to visit the Statue of Liberty. Day 16: Check out New York's popular spots, such as Central Park and Little Island. Day 17: Head to Boston, visit Woodbury Common Premium Outlets. Day 18: Return to China, visit MIT in Boston. Day 19-20: Return. . Travel tips: 🍔 Food: Try authentic burgers and pizza, and classic hot dogs. Don't forget to try the local ice cream 🍦! ✈️ Airport transportation: We recommend booking an airport transfer in advance, or using convenient public transportation such as the subway or bus to get to the city. 💵 Exchange rate: The exchange rate between the US dollar and the Chinese yuan fluctuates. Check the exchange rate before you travel and plan your spending accordingly. ⏰ Time difference: There is a large time difference between the US and China. Adjust your schedule in advance to avoid jet lag 😊. . Come to the US, travel the road to freedom, enjoy exotic customs, and start your dream journey!