Los Angeles - Las Vegas

The Strip - Today, the journey begins from Los Angeles, traveling through the stunning Mojave Desert towards the ultimate destination — Las Vegas, the sparkling “Pearl in the Desert.”

Upon arrival, there is ample time to explore the vibrant offerings of this city. Consider joining the thrilling Las Vegas Night Tour or attending one of the city’s many acclaimed shows for an unforgettable evening.

As night descends, Las Vegas transforms into a dazzling sea of neon lights, where color and shadow create an electrifying atmosphere like no other. The five-kilometer stretch of the Las Vegas Strip shines brilliantly — using enough electricity in one night to power a city of 500,000 people for a year.

Here, architecture from around the globe converges in stunning harmony, blending international icons into one extraordinary skyline. A true marvel of modern engineering, Las Vegas stands as a city rich in bold spirit and unmistakable American character.

Las Vegas - Zion National Park - Bryce Canyon - Page

Zion National Park - A haven for hikers and photographers, Zion National Park may be situated in the desert, but its landscape is anything but barren. Shaped by millions of years of erosion, the park features dramatic rock formations, scenic wilderness trails, and diverse wildlife that attract visitors seeking tranquility and creative inspiration.

With its towering canyons, thriving animal habitats, and fascinating cultural sites, Zion offers rewarding exploration year-round. However, spring and fall are particularly enchanting, with mild temperatures and vibrant wildflowers painting the landscape in brilliant color.

Bryce Canyon National Park - Bryce Canyon National Park, located in southwestern Utah, is not actually a canyon despite its name. Instead, it is a vast natural amphitheater carved by erosion along the eastern edge of the Ponsaugunt Plateau.

Over millions of years, wind, flowing water, and ice have sculpted the park’s most famous features — towering rock spires known as hoodoos. These striking formations were shaped from sedimentary rock deposited in ancient lakebeds and gradually weathered into their current forms.

The brilliant shades of red, orange, and white that color the landscape create an otherworldly panorama, earning Bryce Canyon the poetic nickname, the “Palace of Natural Stone Figurines.”

Page - Antelope Canyon - Horseshoe Bend - Grand Canyon - Las Vegas

Lower Antelope Canyon - Lower Antelope Canyon, located in northern Arizona, is one of the most breathtaking slot canyons in the American Southwest. Over millions of years, layers of soft sandstone were sculpted by wind and water, gradually forming the canyon’s smooth, flowing passageways.

During the monsoon season, sudden flash floods rush through the narrow corridors. The rapid surge of water, combined with the tight channels, creates powerful vertical erosion that carves out the canyon’s distinctive hallways and polishes the rock walls into graceful, wave-like curves resembling flowing water frozen in time.

There is no artificial lighting inside Lower Antelope Canyon. Instead, sunlight filters down through the narrow openings above, refracting off the textured sandstone and illuminating the canyon floor. As the light shifts, it creates dreamy, ever-changing shades that transition from deep amber to soft gold and rose — a dazzling natural display of color and movement.

Horseshoe Bend - Horseshoe Bend is recognized by National Geographic as one of the top ten photography spots in the U.S. Sunlight reflecting off dense aquatic plants in the Colorado River gives the water a vivid, fluorescent green hue. The river makes a dramatic 360-degree curve through the reddish-brown canyon, forming a natural horseshoe shape. From the cliff’s edge, the striking contrast of blue water, clear sky, and red rock creates an unforgettable, breathtaking panorama.

Grand Canyon National Park - Grand Canyon National Park, located in northwestern Arizona, was the 15th site in the United States to be designated a national park. Its centerpiece, the Grand Canyon, a massive gorge carved by the Colorado River, is often hailed as one of the Wonders of the World. Spanning 1,217,262 acres across Coconino and Mohave counties, the park drew over six million visitors in 2017, making it the second most-visited U.S. national park after the Great Smoky Mountains. The Grand Canyon’s South Rim, renowned for its stunning vistas, was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979.

Las Vegas - Los Angeles

M&M’S Las Vegas - The M&M’s Las Vegas Store spans 28,000 square feet across four levels and is the very first M&M’s store ever. In just two minutes, visitors can design their own personalized M&M’s using the interactive printer. Before leaving, don’t forget to indulge your sweet tooth with your favorite chocolate treats!

Coca-Cola Store Las Vegas - There are only two Coca-Cola theme stores in the world, making it a dream destination for any Coca-Cola fan! The main entrance features a towering, four-story classic Coca-Cola bottle. Inside, the store is packed with an array of products — from toys and stationery to clothing, aprons, table lamps, and accessories — all adorned with the iconic Coca-Cola logo. Collectors will love the selection of Coca-Cola bottles from different countries and eras, with labels in various languages, perfect as souvenirs. Don’t miss a photo with the famous Coca-Cola polar bear on the first floor!

Seven Magic Mountains - Seven Magic Mountains features seven towering stone sculptures that seem to defy gravity. Crafted from locally sourced limestone boulders stacked in groups of three to six, each stone is painted a vivid fluorescent color. The totems reach heights of 30 to 35 feet, blending natural geological forms with abstract artistic expression. This installation reflects Rondinone’s ongoing fascination with transforming natural phenomena into bold, immersive works of art.

Outlets at Barstow - Barstow Outlets sits in the desert along the main route between Las Vegas and Los Angeles. The stores are well-organized with complete collections, and attentive service makes shopping here a comfortable and enjoyable way to end your day.

• Las Vegas night tour (1st day)
• 3 nights Hotel
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Admission fees

• Meals
• Service Tips
• Personal expenses
• National Park’s Pass for Non-U.S. citizens

To guarantee availability, it is advisable to make reservations at least 7 days ahead, as hotel rooms can sometimes be limited.

The itinerary includes a two-night stay in Las Vegas, where visitors can enjoy the spectacular Vegas shows or explore the lively city attractions. Be sure to visit Fremont Street and the Sphere Experience, featuring a stunning display of millions of LED lights and powerful sound that stretches across five blocks.

Following this, the journey continues to two major national parks in Utah: Zion and Bryce Canyon National Park. Visitors can marvel at the towering sandstone cliffs in shades of cream, pink, and red that rise against the bright blue sky in Zion National Park.

In Page, prepare to be captivated by Antelope Canyon, a globally acclaimed photography hotspot. This breathtaking canyon is divided into the Upper and Lower sections, with the Lower Canyon known for its “arch-shaped spiral rock.” Finally, the itinerary includes taking in the magnificent views of the Grand Canyon South Rim.

If you cancel at least 6 full day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a full refund.
If you cancel between 2 and 6 day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a 50% refund.
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