Las Vegas group tour guide, classics you can’t miss when traveling to Las Vegas

​ If you want to see the United States 200 years ago, then go to New York; if you want to see the United States 100 years ago, then go to San Francisco; if you want to see the United States 50 years ago, then go to Los Angeles; but if you want to see the United States today, you must go to Las Vegas. Las Vegas is known as The Entertainment of the World, Sin City. It is located in the desert of Nevada in the western United States. It is a 4-hour drive from Los Angeles, a 5-hour drive from Salt Lake City, and a 10-hour drive from San Francisco to Las Vegas. LV is the most geographically isolated of all major cities in the United States, but this desert city has miraculously become the center of the gambling and entertainment industry in the United States and even the world in the past 50 years, attracting 40 million tourists from around the world every year. The city of Las Vegas is not big. For most tourists, the scope of activities should be on The Strip, also known as the Las Vegas Strip. Watching the night view of the Strip is the most important thing for first-time visitors to Vegas. Las Vegas Blvd on the Strip is lined with Casino Hotels on both sides. The scale of Vegas hotels is in no way comparable to hotels anywhere else. Eighteen of the world's top twenty-five hotels are here. They have a total of 67,000 hotel rooms. The hotels in Vegas have casinos on the ground floor and hotels above. The hotel has luxurious swimming pools, nightclubs, big brand stores, high-end restaurants and other facilities. Every hotel is a miniature city. Another feature of hotels in Las Vegas is that most of them have a theme. No wonder people say that Vegas is a theme park for adults in the United States. Highlights of the Strip: Wynn/Encore: Wynn is translated as "Wynn" in Macau. It is internally connected with its sister casino Encore (Encore) and is the most luxurious casino hotel on the Strip. Inside the casino, there is an extremely luxuriously decorated shopping street, the Esplanade, which houses many first-class luxury brands, such as Hermès, Chanel, etc. It is recommended to take a walk. The most worth-seeing thing is the luxury car dealership in the hotel, where car enthusiasts can view a variety of luxury cars for a $10 ticket. The main show of the hotel is the water-themed "LeReve" (Dream) show, which is performed in a large pool of 1 million gallons and is unique. Website: Treasure Island: A casino hotel with Treasure Island as its main body. There is a free pirate show outside the hotel in the evening. Dinosaur last went to Las Vegas in March 2004 and found that the show was suspended. The reason may be due to renovations. Venetian/Palazzo (Venice): Venetian and its sister building Palazzo are themed after the water city Venice. It imitates Venice's famous bell tower, St. Mark's Square, etc. Although the imitation cannot be fake, it is indeed amazing. Especially the man-made Grand Canal inside the hotel, the indoor scenery is like daytime. You can even charter a gondola boat and roam the Grand Canal. While admiring the scenery, don’t forget to taste the delicious Italian ice cream served on the carts in the square. The Grand Canal Shoppes on the second floor of the casino is lined with shops on both sides of the canal, including Davidoff cigars, MK, Banana Republic, etc. In addition to the famous nightclub food in the hotel, Tao Road also has an Asian style. Website: Mirage: There is a free Volcano (volcano) show in front of this tropical rainforest-themed hotel. It erupts every hour from 7 to 11 pm every night, and can also be seen from the Venetian Hotel opposite. This hotel, also known as The Mirage, is most famous for its rare white tigers, white lions, jaguars, snow leopards and other rare animals kept in its gardens. There is a giant water tank in the hotel lobby, where sharks and various fish swim. There are more than 1,000 types of coral reefs worth watching. Website: Caesars Palace: A casino hotel themed after an ancient Roman palace. His shopping mall The Forum Shops is very famous. The American comedy "Hangover" was filmed at the hotel. Bellagio (Bellagio, also known as Bellagio): MGM Group's flagship casino hotel, which owns half of the casinos on the Strip, has an Italian village theme. The Bellagio is the most stylish hotel in Las Vegas with 3,005 guest rooms. The hotel is famous for its magnificent musical fountain, which reproduces the pool of Lake Como in Northern Italy. There are about 1,000 water spouts. Each water spray has a different soundtrack. It performs every 15 minutes at night, also known as the water ballet. It is recommended to see it! The Las Vegas group tour departs immediately: Reminder: Do not rush to remit money or pay a deposit before seeing the real thing to avoid being cheated. Other food-travel related pictures