The United States, one of the biggest and most diverse nations on earth, is home to an incredible variety of tourist attractions, from the skyscrapers of New York and Chicago to the natural marvels of Yellowstone and Alaska to the warm beaches of California, Florida, and Hawaii.
Although it would be tempting to mention whole towns or even entire states given the number of tourist sites in the USA, we have instead chosen to concentrate on a few best places to visit in USA by month.
Mount Rushmore
The South Dakota-based Mount Rushmore National Memorial is arguably the most distinctly American structure. The portraits of four previous American presidents are shown on Mount Rushmore, which was built in the early 20th century. Each face was carved and blasted out of a granite face.
The faces of Thomas Jefferson, George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, and Theodore Roosevelt are depicted in life-size detail for visitors to enjoy. Better views and an unusual viewpoint of the monument are offered by the brief Presidential Trail, which is located near Mount Rushmore’s foot.
Los Angeles’ Venice Beach
A trip to Venice Beach is a must on every vacation to Los Angeles. The Venice Beach Boardwalk is without a doubt the area’s largest draw, despite its beautiful canals and beaches. In this genuinely exciting location, onlookers may watch street entertainers juggling, dancing, sculpting, and singing.
Bring some little money with you when you go souvenir shopping, have a drink to cool you up, and cruise the boardwalk. Many spectators leave a dollar or two tips after pausing to see a live performance.
Canyon National Park in Bryce
Bryce Canyon National Park is a stunning display of rock formations that may be seen in Southern Utah. Bryce Canyon is a collection of natural amphitheaters rather than a canyon. The canyon was originally inhabited by Mormon pioneers, but today the vistas and hiking options are what draw most tourists.
French Quarter in New Orleans
There are several distinctive neighborhoods in New Orleans, Louisiana, but none is as well known as the French Quarter. The French Quarter, often known as the Vieux Carre, is where New Orleans’ extensive French colonial influences are most clearly seen. There is amazing architecture throughout, with the St. Louis Cathedral serving as the major draw.
Orlando’s Walt Disney World
Walt Disney World is the most well-known amusement park in Orlando, Florida. The Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Hollywood Studios, Animal Kingdom, and the Blizzard Beach Water Park are just a few of the several theme parks that make up Walt Disney World, which many tourists are unaware of.
Yosemite National Park
Yosemite National Park is located in the Californian Sierra Nevada Mountains. This spectacular location is well-known across the world for its breathtaking landscape. Visitors may gaze off breathtaking granite cliffs, adore crystal-clear waterfalls, and view sequoia trees that are hundreds of years old all inside one park. Because it is home to the massive Yosemite Falls and the granite monolith known as Half Dome, Yosemite Valley is one of the best areas of the park to visit.
White House in the city of Washington
The President of the United States resides and works out of The White House in Washington, D.C. John Adams, the first president to utilize it, had it constructed between 1792 and 1800.
The White House is now only open to groups of 10 or more, and visits must be scheduled up to six months in advance through your member of Congress or the US Ambassador for your nation. This is because visiting the White House has grown more difficult after the 9/11 attacks.
Niagara Falls
One of the most breathtaking natural wonders in all of North America is Niagara Falls, which is located between the states of New York and Ontario. The American Falls, Bridal Veil Falls, and Horseshoe Falls are the three falls that makeup Niagara Falls. While the other falls are in New York, Horseshoe Falls is on the Canadian border. It is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world, with more than 14 million tourists annually.