This tour starts at the California office. And back in town at the California office.
- Day 1: California – Phoenix, AR
After gathering at the California office, you depart from California, and the group will begin to visit the day's first tour.
Guests will move first to the famous Mission Inn that still houses the oldest bell in Christendom, dating back to 1247. For 120 years, the Mission Inn has been the heart of Riverside, hosting events for Presidents of the United States, celebrities, seasonal and holiday functions, periodic political functions, and other significant social gatherings. The Mission Inn began as a 12-room brick inn built in 1876 by the Miller family from Tomah, Wisconsin. Under the leadership of eldest son Frank Augustus Miller, the boarding house, named The Glenwood Hotel initially, was transformed into a large destination hotel. The Mission Revival-style National Historic Landmark hotel exhibits local history and art. You will admire the ancient beauty of the old hotel and the untold stories here and be photographed by your guide to these unforgettable moments.
After lunch, you take the bus to continue to depart for Riverside City. Riverside is a city in the county seat of Riverside County, California, United States, within the Inland Empire metropolitan area. It is named for its location next to the Santa Ana River.
Next, you will stop by Whitewater Preserve, a Wildlands Conservancy covering 2,851 acres in Riverside County, California. It has the perennial Whitewater River flowing through a desert canyon. The reserve is located in the San Bernardino Mountains and is part of the Sand to Snow National Monument. You can visit the charming natural scenery here with clear rivers and shade trees along the riverbank. It would be great if the whole tour group of 3B/Que Huong Tour could sit and eat a picnic and chat along the excellent Riverside
After that, the group will have dinner and return to the hotel to check in and rest at the hotel.
- Day 2: Phoenix – Flagstaff
You will start day 2 with an early morning wake-up to take a hot air balloon ride together in one of the most famous places in America, Phoenix. Departing early at 4 am, you will check in at the starting point of the hot air balloon. The whole group will experience the hot air balloon together, watching the beauty of Phoenix from above. Suppose you want to share the feeling of flying, surfing with the wind from the high blue sky, breathing fresh air, and watching the landscape from above from an entirely different perspective. In that case, the hot air balloon is an aerial vehicle that meets those requirements.
After lunch, you take the bus to continue to depart to visit the following stops.
Next, the group will experience a tour of the Chapel of the Holy Cross on the way to the city of Flagstaff. The Chapel of the Holy Cross is a Roman Catholic chapel built between 1954 and 1956 on the red rock of Sedona, Arizona, in the Coconino National Forest. Considered one of the most famous landmarks in Sedona, the chapel receives visitors from all denominations. People come to their prayers and find inspiration in the breathtaking views. The two-hundred-meter-tall chapel tower commands the serene setting. The interior of the chapel is rustic and not very decorative. Not only suitable for all religious people, but even non-believers, when coming here, can admire the gentle beauty of this church.
Then, have dinner at Flagstaff and return to the hotel to check in and rest at the hotel.
- Day 3: Flagstaff – Grand Canyon
On day 3 of the journey, you arrive at Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona, after breakfast at the hotel. You were established in 1919 with an area of 5,000 square kilometers. Grand Canyon National Park has giant canyons with nearly 2 million years of lifespan, which UNESCO has recognized as a World Natural Heritage Site. Incredible canyons, cliffs, and red peaks with thousands of strange shapes. This is where you can admire the majestic beauty and have beautiful memories.After lunch, you continue to move to Page city, where there are many famous and majestic places to visit, such as Antelope Canyon or Horseshoe Bend. Here, the group will see the vast Horseshoe Bend Lake.
The Horseshoe Bend is a horseshoe-shaped meander of the Colorado River near the town of Page, Arizona, United States. It is also called "the eastern rim of the Grand Canyon." With stunning views and incredible natural beauty, Horseshoe Bend, Arizona, is a popular tourist attraction in the Southwestern United States today thanks to the 270° bend of the Colorado River (known as the "meandering bend of the Colorado River." or "entrenched bend"). Horseshoe Bend attracts 2 million visitors annually and is one of northern Arizona's most photographed locations. One natural wonder, Horseshoe Bend, is a worthy stop for a day trip to Page, Arizona, from basecamp in Kanab.
After that, have dinner at Page City and return to the hotel to check in and rest at the hotel.
- Day 4: Grand Canyon – Las Vegas
Starting on the 4th day, after breakfast at the hotel, we will visit Hoover Dam: this giant dam crosses the Colorado River, one of the seven most significant constructions in the world. Helped change the face of America. The dam bears the name of President Herbert Hoover because he was the initiator and played a significant role in constructing this majestic structure. The barrier has a 201m thick foundation, 221m high (equivalent to the height of a 70-story building), built between 1931 and 1936. Lunch here and continue to visit the area around Hoover Dam. Above the Hoover Dam is Lake Mead, named after the construction commander, engineer Elwood Mead. The Hoover Dam and the artificial Mead Lake were constructed to provide electricity and water to Las Vegas and surrounding cities. From above, you will see the giant Hoover bike next to the clear blue Mead Lake blocking the Colorado River, an ideal stop for those who love the magnificent beauty of nature combined with the power of human hands and brains. People. Standing right at the edge of the dam, pour water down. The water does not flow down but flies up. The explanation for this phenomenon is that wind and air hit the dam's surface, creating a natural breeze blowing from the bottom up, creating a sensation that shakes the law of "universal gravitation." You can try this experiment when you visit Hoover Dam.
After lunch, you take the bus to continue to depart to visit the next stop in Las Vegas. Las Vegas, commonly known simply as Vegas, is the 25th most populous city in the United States, the most populous city in the state of Nevada, and the county seat of Clark County. The town centers the Las Vegas Valley metropolitan area and is the largest city in the greater Mojave Desert.
Las Vegas is known for its world-class casinos and entertainment, but those are just two things to do in a city brimming with attractions. You can spin on the world's giant observation wheel, the High Roller, ride a Venetian gondola, or see Bellagio's iconic Fountains. This list of the best things to do in Las Vegas proves that the city is more than just big casinos and live shows. The capital city of Nevada is known variously as the Entertainment Capital of the World, Sin City, and America's Playground. Hotels, casinos, restaurants, residential high-rises, entertainment, and skylines have made the Strip one of the most iconic and popular tourist attractions in the world and one of the drivers of Las Vegas's economy.
After that, have dinner in Las Vegas and return to the hotel to check in and rest at the hotel.
- Day 5: Las Vegas – LA
Starting the last day after breakfast at the hotel, our tour will take you to the Griffith Lookout, an observatory in Los Angeles, California, on the southern slopes of Mount Hollywood in Griffith Park. It overlooks the Los Angeles Basin, including Downtown Los Angeles to the southeast, Hollywood to the south, and the Pacific Ocean. The observatory is a popular tourist attraction with its close-up views of the Hollywood Sign and various science-related spaces and displays. It is named after its creator, Griffith J. Griffith.
After lunch, you take the bus to continue departing to the following stops.
On the last day, we will take time to visit beautiful places in California, Hollywood, Walk of the frame, Rodeo Drive, and Beverly Hills.
You will start day 2 with a trip to the world's most significant movie capital, welcoming you with a series of famous attractions such as:
Hollywood Sign: the white letters H-O-L-L-Y-W-O-O-D placed at the top of the mountain can be seen from afar - one reason this area quickly became a Hollywood icon. The place that every visitor wants to see when coming to the movie capital of the world. Madame Tussauds Wax Museum is a Hollywood attraction. Although famous and has branches in many parts of the world but wherever the museum retains the original name Madame Tussauds Wax Museum in honor of the sculptor Maria Tussauds who founded the museum. She has dedicated her life to her passion and sophisticated waxwork techniques. You will be free to pose for photos with famous figures worldwide.
Walk of Fame: The Walk of Fame is a place to honor celebrities who have contributed to the entertainment industry. Walking alongside thousands of entertainment stars on the Walk of Fame is something you can't find anywhere else. You will also take pictures with the famous star bearing your name coming here.
Rodeo Drive: Rodeo Drive is a two-mile-long street in Beverly Hills, California, three blocks of Rodeo Drive just north of Wilshire Boulevard in Los Angeles, forming one of the most famous streets in the world. The street is known for its designer and ultra-high-end boutiques collection and has appeared in several movies – from "Beverly Hills Cop" to "Clueless." You will be able to walk around, as well as can shop for beautiful and hard-to-find clothes here.
After the tour ends, you continue to move back to the California office to drop off the guests, and the time leader will say goodbye to you and see you again at the following tour programs of the Que Huong Tour.
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