1. The Rainbow Falls on the Big Island, also known as Wailuanui Falls, is a charming scenic spot located in Hilo and is part of the national parks of the United States. It has been popular among tourists for decades. The waterfall is about 80 feet high and 100 feet in diameter, cascading down from a cave. From certain angles, due to the refraction of light, the water area appears to be rainbow – colored, thus earning the nickname “Rainbow Falls”. 2. Maui’s Red Howe Falls is considered the tallest waterfall on Maui, with Red Howe reaching a height of 1,119 feet. The way to admire these waterfalls is to book a helicopter. 3. Kauai’s Waimea Canyon State Park, formed 10 million years ago when the canyon’s central volcano collapsed, is now hailed as Hawaii’s answer to the Grand Canyon. It is firmly loved by explorers and offers dramatic red and pink cliffs, stunning waterfalls, and a variety of lush greenery. 4. Ben Kalani Black Sand Beach on the Hawaiian island of Maui may be famous for its golden beaches, but its volcanic landscape means there are also some incredible black sand shores to explore. The sand itself is soft,…

 With a guide to avoiding pits, I have learned to be a travel expert~Destination clock in1️⃣ New York areaTimes Square: Crossroads of the Earth, no ticketsThe Metropolitan Museum of Art: a collection of American art treasures, admission is 25 dollars⛪ Holy Trinity Church: Witness to American History, Free VisitMuse of Liberty: Symbol of the Spirit of Liberty, 25 dollarsCentral Park: City Green Lung, free to playBroadway: American theater mecca, free clock in2️⃣ Washington D.CWhite House: Presidential Residence, Open for FreeLincoln Memorial: From here, you can see the monument, free to visit✈️ Air and Space Museum: the world’s largest aviation exhibition, freeSmithsonian Museum: Family-friendly, free♀️ National Avenue: Bright Lights, Free TourBest time to playWest (San Francisco, Los Angeles): Best April-OctoberEastern (New York, Washington): May-September is suitableSouth (Orlando, Miami): December – MayNorth (Chicago, Detroit): June to September❄️ Alaska: Early May-September, Aurora Season September-MarchHawaii: Year-round travel optionsCurrency usage tipsExchange rate: 1 US dollar is about 7.2 RMBIt is recommended to bring: savings card + credit cardATM cash withdrawal: about $3 feeIntimate reminder: report the card plan to the bank before departureMust-try food recommendationsNew York Pizza: Pancake base with rich fillingTexas Barbecue: Slow-fired, uniquely smokyCalifornia Guacamole: Awesome with NachosPractical APP recommendation✈️ Booking: Flight Booking…

STEP 1 Stay in a business hotelAffordable business hotels in Japan offer the best rates for private rooms with bathroom amenities. Prices can be as low as 8,000 yen (387 yuan) for a double room and 6,000 yen (290 yuan) for a single room. Prices can be more expensive in Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka. Some business hotels also offer a free breakfast buffet, which is large enough to last you a few hours.2. Book directly at the hotel or hostelThere are very nice guesthouses and hostels all over Japan. Not only are they generally clean and well-maintained, but the friendly English-speaking staff usually provide near-concierge-level service at all times. Double or single rooms are comparable to business hotels (usually with shared facilities). Dormitory beds cost around 3,000 yen (145 RMB). There is an extra charge for towel rentals in some places, so you can save a few yen by bringing your own towel. Please note that if you book directly instead of through a booking website, the price will usually be cheaper.3. Sleeping City Capsule HotelCapsule hotels are also an affordable option. Capsule hotels offer small rooms just enough to fit a bed, providing an affordable place to spend the…

Tokyo, the capital of Japan, a first-class administrative region, and a central city in the capital circle. It is located in the Kanaka area of Honshu Island. It is adjacent to Chiba Prefecture in the east, Yamanashi Prefecture in the west, Kanagawa Prefecture in the south, and Saitama Prefecture in the north. It has a total area of 2194.05 square kilometers and a population of 14.2025 million people. It has jurisdiction over 23 special districts, 26 cities, 5 towns, and 8 villages. 23 special wards: Nishi Ward 9  Nerima Ward, Itabashi Ward, Kita Ward, Suginami Ward, Nakano Ward, Setagaya Ward, Meguro Ward, Shinagawa Ward, Ota WardFukutoshin 4th Ward  Toyoshima, Shinjuku, Bunkyo, ShibuyaToshin Ward 3 Chiyoda Ward, Minato Ward, Chuo WardEastern District 7 Adachi District, Arakawa District, Taitung District, Sumida District, Katsushi District, Jiangdong District, Edogawa District26 cities Aomame, Akurino, Hachioji, Hamura, Musashimurayama, Fukuo, Todaiwa, Akishima, Tachikawa, Higashimurayama, Kiyose, Higashikurume, Ohei, Nishi Tokyo, Kokubunji, National, Koganei, Musashino, Fuchaka, Mitaka, Chofu, Hino, Tama, Inagi, Komae, MachidaFive cities Okutama, Hinodei, Mizuho, Hachijoto, Oshima.8 villages Hiruhara Village, Shindo Village, Qingdao Village, Yizang Island Village, Lidao Village, Shenzu Island Village, Mizhai Village, Ogasawara Village Tokyo has two international airports – Tokyo International Airport (Haneda), located in Ota-ku, Tokyo, which is…

Today I’m going to bring you a super-detailed Changsha Window of the World travel guide! This is a large-scale paradise full of surprises and joy that will definitely make you have a great time. As soon as you enter Changsha’s Window of the World, you feel like you have embarked on a journey around the world. Here are architectural wonders from all over the world built in different proportions. The German Neuschwanstein Castle is dreamy like a fairy tale world. The Alexandria Lighthouse in Egypt has a mysterious historical atmosphere. The Italian Church of the Holy Three Mountains is solemn and exquisite, and everyone can’t help but take pictures. Walking on the “International Street”, you can also watch exotic performances, as if you are in a distant country. If you like excitement, you must not miss the suspended roller coaster, motorcycle coaster, pendulum, sky towers and other rides. When you sit on the suspended roller coaster, the wind howls in your ears, the sense of weightlessness and excitement can make your heart beat faster instantly. In addition to these exciting projects, the park also has the “Xiangjiang Valley”, which showcases the culture of Hunan. In the valley, you can enjoy…

📋 Quick Navigation 🏛️ Acropolis of Athens Introduction & Overview 🎫 Acropolis of Athens Tickets & Prices ⏰ Acropolis of Athens Opening Hours 🎯 Acropolis of Athens Things to Do 💡 Acropolis of Athens Travel Tips 🗺️ Acropolis of Athens Nearby Attractions ❓ Acropolis of Athens Frequently Asked Questions Planning your visit to the Acropolis of Athens? This UNESCO World Heritage Site is one of the most iconic landmarks in Greece, attracting millions of visitors each year. Whether you’re interested in ancient history, architecture, or breathtaking views of Athens, this comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know about tickets, opening hours, the best time to visit, how to get there, and insider tips to make the most of your experience. 🏛️ Acropolis of Athens Introduction & Overview The Acropolis of Athens is an ancient citadel perched on a rocky outcrop above the city of Athens. Dating back to the 5th century BCE, it is home to several historically significant structures, including the Parthenon, the Erechtheion, and the Temple of Athena Nike. Built under the leadership of Pericles during Athens’ Golden Age, the Acropolis symbolizes the birth of democracy, philosophy, and classical architecture. Key highlights include: The Parthenon – Dedicated…

📋 Quick Navigation 🏛️ Introduction & Overview 📸 Main Attractions & Highlights ℹ️ Practical Information 🗺️ Nearby Attractions & Food 💡 Travel Tips & Recommendations Introduction & Overview Welcome to the ultimate Petra travel guide, your key to unlocking the mysteries of Jordan’s legendary “Rose City.” A UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World, Petra is an archaeological marvel carved into pink sandstone cliffs by the Nabataeans over 2,000 years ago. This ancient city, hidden in the rugged desert canyons of southern Jordan, offers breathtaking sights, rich history, and unforgettable adventures. Petra was once a thriving trade hub, connecting Arabia, Egypt, and the Mediterranean. Today, it captivates visitors with its intricate rock-cut architecture, including the iconic Treasury (Al-Khazneh), the Monastery (Ad-Deir), and countless tombs and temples. Whether you’re a history buff, an adventure seeker, or a photography enthusiast, Petra promises an experience like no other. Main Attractions & Highlights 1. The Treasury (Al-Khazneh) The most famous landmark in Petra, the Treasury, greets visitors at the end of the dramatic Siq (a narrow gorge). This 40-meter-high facade, adorned with intricate carvings, was believed to hold hidden treasures—though it’s actually a royal tomb. Arrive early…