In a busy and age of technology where everyone is stuck in earning his livelihood and competing each other to become more and more successful, its very difficult to stem out some leire time for yourself. So in this context a proper planning is very crucial before going on a trip. Keeping in view to address above stated problem , we have given you an in depth details of most beautiful and must visiting place of America.

United state is the land of world’s beautiful lakes , sees mountains and scenic views of sun set. We have chosen 30 most beautiful and must see places for you.

1.The Statue of Liberty – New York

A gift from france for US, is the Symbol of United States, the famous Statue of Liberty was sculpted by Auguste Bartholdi and its metallic structure designed by the famous Gustave Eiffel. Located on Liberty Island, “Liberty Enlightening the World” was offered by the French to celebrate the friendship between the two countries. If you are planning to visit to US ,then it must be on your top priority. But a proper planing is necessary to visit this place . You can access this place only by boat from 8 a.m. Watch out for long queues. It is advisable to pre-purchase your ticket online.

2. Monument Valley – Arizona / Utah

Monument Valley is is situated on the border between Arizona and Utah, in West America.The amazing place where more than a hundred films have been filmed has become the symbol of the West. It is easily accessible by car and the must see point is the sun set. Seeing sun set here is the world’s most beautiful scene .
Best Timing to visit this place is evening when sun is drowning .

3. Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco : California

What a beautiful and scenic point is this. When you reach in California then don’t forget to visit this unimaginable beautiful bridge. The Golden Gate Bridge is a suspension bridge spanning the Golden Gate, the one-mile-wide (1.6 km) strait connecting San Francisco Bay and the Pacific Ocean. … The bridge is one of the most internationally recognized symbols of San Francisco, California .

Mythical bridge and emblem of the second Californian city, the Golden Gate Bridge deserves the crossing (on foot or by bike) to get to the Battery Spencer View point in the North West. Unforgettable view…

Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco, CA 94129, USA – Tel. : 00 1 415 921 5858 – www.goldengatebridge.org

4. Las Vegas – Nevada Casino Hotels

Planted in the middle of the desert, the city of Las Vegas is a totally eccentric urban mirage where the casino hotels compete in extravagance to always make you a little more full of eyes. The city of casinos has become so legendary that the sign indicating entry to the city is classified as a historic monument.

Las Vegas Strip, NV, United States – Tel. : 00 1 702 229 6011 – www.lasvegasnevada.gov

5.The Grand Canyon – Arizona

Carved out by the Colorado River, the Grand Canyon is the most famous and largest gorges in the United States (5,000 km2, hence its name). Some rocks are over a billion years old! A setting to discover on foot … or by plane to realize its immensity.

Grand Canyon Village, AZ 86023, USA – Tel. : 00 1 928 638 7888 – www.nps.gov/grca

7. Route 66 – Across 8 states from Illinois to California

Route 66 is a monument in American history. Connecting Chicago to Los Angeles, the route crosses American territory from east to west for almost 5,000 kilometers. While much of it has been replaced by modern highways, portions have been saved and the spirit of the American dream remains. Ideal for a road trip in the United States.

8.The Walk of Fame in Los Angeles – California

Hollywood Walk of Fame
From Vermont Avenue to Sunset Boulevard, it’s the Walk of Fame the must-see in the city of angels. From Neil Armstrong to Charlie Chaplin, more than 2,200 names in cinema (but also music, television, radio and theater) are honored in the form of a star affixed to the sidewalks of the most known to American boulevards.

Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA, United States – www.discoverlosangeles.com

9. The Hawaiian Archipelago – Hawaii

The fiftieth state of the United States is without a doubt the most exotic of all: Hawaii. On all sides, the American archipelago is heavenly. This is where surfing was born and we always welcome you with the famous “Aloha” replacing the English “Hello”.

Hawaii, United States – Tel. : 00 1 808 695 4620 – portal.ehawaii.gov

10.The Mississippi River – Across 9 States from Minnesota to Louisiana

From northern Minnesota to the Gulf of Mexico, the Mississippi River flows through the cities of Saint Louis, Memphis, Baton Rouge and New Orleans. The backbone of America in Jefferson’s time wears many faces: sometimes a stream bordered by large rocks, sometimes an immense stream in the heart of dense forests. Avoid summer as it is infested with ticks and mosquitoes.
Mississippi River, United States – www.nps.gov/miss – Tel. : 00 1 651 293 0200

11. Canyonlands National Park – Utah

With its long orange footbridge overlooking a desert valley, Mesa Arch has been featured in numerous book and magazine covers. It is the most famous arch of Canyonlands National Park, which offers a splendid view of the canyons of the Colorado River and the Green River. Another landscape that will make you love the American West.

Canyonlands National Park, Utah, USA – Tel. : 00 1 435 719 2100 – www.nps.gov/cany

12. The Inside Passage – Alaska (and British Columbia, Canada)

One of Alaska’s marvels is the “Inside Passage” waterway. By kayak, helicopter, on foot or by dog ​​sled: everything is possible to discover the immense ice monsters of Glacier Bay.

Glacier Bay, United States – Tel. : 00 1 907 697 2230 – www.nps.gov/glba

13, Victorian architecture in San Francisco – California

With its “Painted Ladies”, the nickname given to houses with Victorian and multicolored architecture, San Francisco recalls that this is where the hippie counter-culture and the Summer of Love was born. in the 1960s.
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14. The Antelope Canyon – Arizona

Located on Navajo lands, the Antelope Canyon is one of the most breathtaking canyons with its rocky gut that seems to sink into the center of the Earth. It owes its name to the time when antelopes ran free on the canyon. The orange chalk gorges are a delight for all photography enthusiasts, as much for the colors and textures as for the perspectives that the canyon reveals. Attention, crowds in high season!

Antelope Canyon, Page, AZ 86040, USA – Tel. : 00 1 928 698 2808 –
navajonationparks.org/htm/antelopecanyon

15. Yosemite National Park – California

Located in Sierra Nevada, Yosemite is one of the favorite parks for hikers and climbers. It contains breathtaking landscapes, like the legendary Half Dome or the huge cliff of El Capitan. Reversing.

Yosemite Village, CA 95389, USA – Tel. : 00 1 209 372 0200 – www.nps.gov/yose

16.New Orleans – Louisiana

Former capital of Louisiana, New Orleans is a city that is both typically American – it was the birthplace of blues and jazz (Louis Armstrong and Sidney Bechet were born there) – but also rich in French culture, which gave it its name, its colonial architecture and its Vieux Carré (French Quarter) district.

New Orleans, Louisiana, United States – Tel. : 00 1 504 658 4000 – www.nola.gov

17. The Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary

The Keys are an archipelago of 800 islands linked to Miami by an impressive highway. On the program: discover the mangroves on Key Largo, explore the corals underwater diving around the Dry Tortugas National Park, hike with the Rangers in Long Key State Park or visit the house of Ernest Hemingway in Key West …

Florida Keys, Florida, United States – floridakeys.noaa.gov – Tel. : 00 1 305 809 4700

18. The Empire State Building – New York

It is possible to discover the upper floors of the Empire State Building, the most iconic of New York’s buildings made famous by King Kong and by this famous photograph taken during its construction, showing the workers seated on a metal beam suspended above- above the void, a few hundred meters high.

350 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10118, United States – www.esbnyc.com – Tel. : 00 1 212 736 3100

19. Niagara Falls – New York State and Canada

Niagara Falls is probably the most famous in the world for water, but it is also the most powerful in North America (its flow amounts to 2 million liters per second!). His name was therefore all found by the Amerindians, “Niagara” meaning “thunder of the waters”.

Niagara Falls, NY 14303, USA – niagarafallstourism.com – Tel. : 00 1 800 563 2557

20. The canyon of Chelly – Arizona

Two hours from Monument Valley, the Canyon de Chelly is one of the most sacred places in the Navajo Reserve. The American writer Joseph Campbell called it the holiest place on Earth. Entrance to visit the canyon is free, unlike many Navajo monuments.

Canyon de Chelly, Chinle, AZ, United States – www.nps.gov/cach – Tel. : 00 1 928 674 5500

21. The United States Capital – Washington DC

Symbol of power and Washington, the capital of the country, the Capitol houses the Congress of the United States. Built in 1793, the building is inspired by the colonnade of the Louvre and the Pantheon in Rome. An inevitable passage … especially when you know that the White House is just a few kilometers away.

East Capitol St NE & First St SE, Washington, DC 20004, United States – www.visitthecapitol.gov – Tel. : 00 1 202 226 8000

22. The frescoes of Philadelphia – Pennsylvania

In addition to its Love Park (officially called “JFK Plaza”) symbolized by the flamboyant “Love” sculpture by artist Robert Indiana, the city of Philadelphia is a veritable open-air museum with its numerous murals (more than 5 000). The wall painting center even offers guided tours (between 4 and 30 €).

1599 John F Kennedy Blvd, Philadelphia, PA 19103, United States – www.visitphilly.com – Tel. : 00 1 215 599 0776

23. The Wave (Coyote Buttes) – Arizona

Made by the wind, “the Wave” is one of the most beautiful canyons in Arizona. Located in Vermilion Cliffs National Monument, its shape and colors are a feast for the eyes. Please note, the site is protected, you must obtain a special permit to access it.

The Wave, Vermilion Cliffs National Monument, AZ 86036, United States – www.blm.gov – Tel. : 00 1 435 688 3200

24. Central Park – New York

In the north of Manhattan, the famous Central park extends over almost 3.5 km2. Whether it is for strolling, running or cycling, the park is a haven of calm where you can forget the excitement of New York.

Central Park, New York, NY, United States – www.centralparknyc.org – Tel. : 00 1 212 310 6600

25. Lake Powell – Arizona

When construction was completed in 1963, it took seventeen years to fill the Lake Powell artificial dam. The figures alone testify to the vastness of the reservoir: 300 kilometers long for more than 3,000 kilometers of shore. Possibility to rent a boat to sail freely on the lake.

Lake Powell Navajo Tribal Park, Page, AZ 86040, USA – www.navajonationparks.org –
Such. : 00 1 928 698 2808

26. Everglades National Park – Florida

A huge subtropical swamp, the Everglades Park is home to many endangered animal species: American crocodiles, alligators, panthers, manatees … Explore by canoe or airboat (these famous boats with a propeller at the rear).

Everglades National Park, Florida, United States – www.nps.gov/ever – Tel. : 00 1 305 242 7700

27. Times Square – New York

Times Square, the famous lighted square between Broadway and Seventh Avenue, is like New York: a place that never sleeps. There are among others the premises of the City Police (NYPD), the Hard Rock Café New York and the Paramount Theater.

Manhattan, NY 10036, United States – www.timessquarenyc.org

27. Bryce Canyon National Park – Utah

Bryce Canyon National Park is known for its huge natural amphitheatres and “hoodoos”, these large columns of friable rock carved by time and erosion. A unique spectacle!

Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah, United States – www.nps.gov/brca – Tel. : 00 1 435 834 5322

28. Le Grand Lac Salé – Utah

Near the famous “Mormon city” of Salt Lake City, the Great Salt Lake (in English “Great Salt Lake”), shelters several islands including that of Antelope (on our photo), the main one, where the bison, bighorn sheep and coyotes like to frolic. The lucky ones will even see bobcats there!

Grand Lac Salé, Utah – stateparks.utah.gov – Tel. : 00 1 801 250 1898

29. Yellowstone National Park – Wyoming

Created in 1872, Yellowstone is the oldest national park in the world. Among the most popular attractions, geysers come out on top, thanks in particular to the famous Old Faithful (“old faithful”) so named because of the regularity of its eruptions (every hour).

Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, WY, United States – www.nps.gov/yell – Tel. : 00 1 307 344 7381

30. The Brooklyn Bridge – New York

The Brooklyn Bridge is 1,825 m long and the preferred bridge for New York joggers. Built between 1869 and 1883, it is one of the oldest bridges in the country.

Brooklyn Bridge, New York, NY, United States – www.nyc.gov – Tel. : 00 1 212 504 4115
We always plan to go on a trip any where in the world just for the sake of relaxation. Everyone has his own motive of tourism which varies person to person. Someone will love to go on a foreign of local trip for piece of mind, some one will go for visit to explore the new places of world and some one will have the hobby to visit new place. But now tourism has become an industry not for the local but foreigners as well. it provides us an opportunity to interact with world s other communities to learn about each others culture. Remember while planing to visit any new place a proper planning and prior knowledge of that site will be very helpful to make your trip more joyful and convenient.

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