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UNITED STATES TRAVEL GUIDE
Presenting to you, your ultimate United States Travel Guide.
The United States has so much to offer. From the iconic NYC skyline to the scenic views of the Pacific Coast Highway, Grand Canyon’s mountainous terrain, and the clear waters of Florida, find yourself coming back again and again.
The United States has something for everyone. If you like nature, visit the country’s most beloved national parks like Yosemite and Yellowstone. For those who love to party, NYC, Las Vegas, and Miami are the perfect places to go club hopping.
Traveling for a long time? Try to group nearby states together and turn it into a road trip. There’s plenty of room for spontaneity.
Check out your ultimate United States Travel Guide and everything you need to know to plan a perfect trip.
best time to visit
Let’s just start with there is no bad time to visit. As your ultimate United States Travel Guide, this is what to expect each season so you can plan a perfect trip!
Winter: If you’d like to see the Northern Lights in Alaska, visit from August to April. A classic NYC Holiday vacation is underrated right after New Years where things start to slow down and you can still see the decorations.
Spring: D.C is popularly known for the Cherry Blossom festival which happens around March/April.
Fall: If you love chasing the foliage, visit around the end of September to October.
Summer: The heat is in full swing around July/August, and it’s your best bet catching a tan no matter where you are.
UNITED STATES TRAVEL GUIDE: what to know before you go
Language: English (Spanish is widely spoken in some regions)
Currency: U.S. Dollar (USD, $)
Plug Types: Type A & B (120V, 60Hz)
United States Travel Guide (Safety):
- Tourist areas are safe, but be aware of pickpockets in crowded spots.
- Watch out for guns and violence from political unrest & instability.
- Be alert in subway stations and don’t look down on your phone in public.
- Follow local rules for driving, especially speed limits.
- Dial 911 for any emergency, fire or police.
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Living like a local: UNITED STATES TRAVEL GUIDE
phrases you must know before you go!
“Hello / Hi, how are you?”
Greeting to introduce yourself and start conversation
“Excuse me”
To get attention politely
“Where’s the Bathroom / restroom?”
Most say “bathroom”, but “restroom” is also used
“Can I get the check, please?”
Used in restaurants or bars to pay the bill
“Thank you / Thanks”
Greeting to thank someone for their help.
“Goodbye / See you later”
Greeting to say bye
National dishes
A United States Travel Guide is incomplete without trying some of the country’s staple dishes. Eating like a local is an amazing way to get not only yummy food but a more authentic experience when traveling.
HAMBURGER / CHEESE BURGER
Grilled beef patty on a bun, often topped with cheese, lettuce, tomato, pickles, and condiments.
HOT DOGS
Especially popular at baseball games and cookouts, often topped with mustard, ketchup, onions, or chili.
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UNITED STATES TRAVEL GUIDE: Transportation
- Air Travel: Domestic flights are essential for long distances; with top airlines such as United, Delta & JetBlue offering reliable service. Budget airlines like Southwest, Spirit & Frontier are usually more affordable.
- Trains: Amtrak connects cities, but plan in advance to score the cheapest tickets.
- Buses: Greyhound, Trailways, Megabus, FlixBus are the widely-known, covering many regions.
- Cities: NYC, Chicago, Washington D.C., Boston, San Francisco have strong transit systems. Most U.S. cities, though, are car-dependent.
- Ride Apps: Uber & Lyft are widely available.
- Driving: Renting a car is often the most convenient option outside big cities. Tip: Be aware of local traffic rules (ex: right turn on red is usually allowed, except where signs prohibit it).
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