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About Las Vegas
Las Vegas is Nevada's most famous holiday city. You can take advantage of the top-quality services provided by luxury resort hotels or take in a world-class performance. There is an abundance of delicious food from all around the world or you can try one of the many sumptuous buffets offered at all hotel resorts. At night, the city comes alive and you can easily party till dawn in the brightly colored neon lights of the pubs, clubs, and bars. The area surrounding Las Vegas has many breathtaking national parks. Red Rock Canyon is the perfect place for all kinds of outdoor activities like hiking and mountain biking. You can even take a helicopter to Arizona’s Grand Canyon for a sightseeing tour.
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Fountain
The Bellagio fountains are located in front of the Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas, occupying a lagoon facing the Strip. The swirling spray jets and height of the fountain jets are all choreographed in time with the music. Once night falls, crowds gather to watch a magnificent light show with thousands of individual lights and jets of water. It is an amazing show, a wonderful visual and auditory feast for the senses.
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Historical Site
The Fremont Street Experience is an outdoor pedestrian mall ( with free entry) in Las Vegas, Nevada. Its main attraction is a very large barrel vault canopy screen that hangs over four of the mall's five blocks. This canopy is famous for its wild light shows that occur every night. The mall includes multiple casinos and museums, the most popular museum being the Neon Museum.
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National Park
Located in southeastern California, Death Valley National Park is a very low and very arid region of the world. It has the second lowest altitude in the western hemisphere. Due to the low altitude, the park's climate is very hot and the temperature can reach 56 degrees Celsius. Death Valley is famous for walking stones. The reason for this phenomenon is unknown to this day.
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2000 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89104
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Las Vegas
Heading east on I-15, you strike out from Los Angeles. Past Barstow, a seemingly endless desert. Crossing the Nevada state line you wonder if the sand and cacti will ever end. Then it happens. First a twinkle in the distance. A shining spot on the horizon as Las Vegas appears like a mirage. You see bright lights on the strip as someone plays a Tom Jones album two cars over. Your mind fills with images of Sinatra hanging with the Rat Pack, or maybe De Niro casually drawing a smoke at the end of the bar as he waits for Don Rickles to arrive. These are the indelible images of a town simply called Vegas. What are the top-10 things to do in “Sin City” you ask? Well not to worry because we’ve got you covered.
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