2026 Los Angeles Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in February)

Where are you heading this Golden Week? With 5 days off including weekends and holidays, you can literally go anywhere ✈️ Let me share my actual travel schedules with you ✨ I love night flights, so my basic rule is: Work → Airport/Departure → Sightseeing → Return The best part is you can do it without taking any paid leave 🙂↕️ ⸻ ① USA – Los Angeles This is the place to experience "The America" 🇺🇸. From the world's first Disneyland to Hollywood and Santa Monica, there are so many attractions! It's a destination you'll want to visit again and again 🤭💭 ⸻ ② Turkey – Cappadocia The sight of hot air balloons filling the sky is truly a "once-in-a-lifetime view" 🎈✨. Waking up early is a must, but seeing the balloons against the sunrise is absolutely breathtaking. The town is laid-back, making it perfect for those who want to savor an extraordinary experience 💭 ⸻ ③ France – Paris Just walking through the streets of Paris 🇫🇷 feels like a scene from a painting. Of course, there's the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre, but the most luxurious moments were spent idly at a café ☕️. You don't need to feel pressured to "sightsee" to enjoy it—it's the ideal destination for a sophisticated girls' trip ✨ ⸻ ④ USA – Hawaii No explanation needed—it's a classic, but still the best 🌺. Relaxing on the beach, café hopping, shopping—you name it. Even doing nothing feels blissful, making it the perfect place for a refreshing Golden Week getaway 🫶 ⸻ ⑤ Australia – Sydney A city with the perfect balance of urban life and nature 🇦🇺. Strolling around the Opera House area or relaxing at a café is already enjoyable ✨. Plus, the fact that the seasons are opposite to Japan during Golden Week adds a special touch 💭 ⸻ Planning and booking your trip early is key ✈️. Especially during Golden Week, the early bird gets the worm! If any of these destinations spark your interest, save this post and use it as a reference for your travel plans 🤍

Geographic magazine recommended train route — Coast Starlight ✨ An item on my life bucket list, and I finally completed it! ✔️ 🌈 Los Angeles to Seattle, about 35 hours in total, plus stops and delays, roughly a 37-hour slow journey. This time I booked a Roomette, car 10, left side on the second floor (with a sea view), a very small room with two seats facing each other, surprisingly comfortable to sit in. The seats pull out into a single bed, and another bed can be placed above. The restroom and shower are shared, with free water and coffee. Simple meals are provided on board, which can be delivered to the room or you can go to the dining car and share a table with others. The attendants regularly knock on the door to greet you, and the menu is fixed. 🚂 The train travels from south to north, leaving the city, along the coastline, passing forests, towns, farmland, snow-capped mountains, lakes, and rice fields, finally weaving back into the city. I saw, beaches, cliffs, seabirds, surfers, seaside cottages. From summer seas, autumn red leaves, to winter snow mountains— rich natural scenery and culture, like a movie unfolding before my eyes, as if traveling through the four seasons. ☀️ Although it was shakier than expected, when sunlight poured through the window, my body felt warm, napping when sleepy, then being awakened by the scenery outside. The view was as beautiful as an oil painting, traveling slowly, watching the scenery slowly, letting thoughts settle slowly— and just like that, 37 hours quietly passed.

How to shoot cinematic masterpieces in LA? 🎬 Save these 4 incredible filming locations and just follow along! ❤️ 🌅 Cinematic sunset beach 6931 Vista Del Mar Ln, Playa Del Rey 🚗 Only 5 minutes from LAX! Beach, boardwalk, and cliff trails all included. 📸 Stunning sunsets from 4–6 PM, park on Vista Del Mar Rd, use the sea and road as your backdrop, every shot looks like a movie scene! 🌴 Classic California Palm Drive South Palm Drive, Beverly Hills 🌟 Next to Beverly Hills, densely lined with palm trees, countless movie and commercial filming locations! 🕐 Recommended 8–10 AM or 4–6 PM, soft light, swaying palm shadows, perfect for photos! ⭐ Wang Yibo’s iconic slope view Navigate to 6100 Rockcliff Drive ⬆️ Walk up the slope to the end, enter through the white wall gate to reach the spot! ⚠️ Note some no-parking times, be sure to check signs before parking~ ✈️ In-N-Out iconic airplane scene 9149 S Sepulveda Blvd, Los Angeles 🍔 California exclusive experience! Planes fly low every 2–5 minutes, snap a shot and you’re the king of LA landmarks! ——————— 🚗 Want to make your trip easier and more photogenic? Don’t just rent a car! We offer 【Professional Chauffeur Service】📸 ✅ Dedicated driver + photographer, easily check in at all spots ✅ Familiar with traffic and best shooting times, no worries ✅ Various vehicle options, from comfy SUVs to stylish sports cars ✅ Includes route planning and photography guidance, easily get star-level shots 🌴 Beach sunsets, Palm Drive, city nightscapes… We’ll take you all over Los Angeles for truly unforgettable travel memories! 💫 👉 DM me to book your “LA Cinematic Chauffeur Photo Tour” now!

It's pronounced "inanaut" 🍔♡ A beloved local burger spot. About a 10-minute Uber ride from the airport (LAX)! Note: The taxi stand was on the outskirts of the airport. It seems you can only get an Uber from there! Please check the image 💚 We ordered a burger, fries, and drink set + a burger by itself for two people! We were worried about time during our transit, so we got the burger to go and enjoyed it slowly after we got back to the airport! Our burger craving in America was satisfied here ♡ Very satisfied ♡ The crispy toasted bun and the slightly spicy fresh onions were great points! One burger was quite filling, so sharing the fries was just right! (Two girls traveling) Since it was close to the airport, we were able to watch the planes take off, which was impressive! A place I want to visit again 🍔♡♡ 12:00 Airport Departure 12:15 Arrival at IN-N-OUT 1:00 PM Departure from IN-N-OUT 1:15 PM Arrival at Airport 2:00 PM Check-in *Approximate times Airport (LAX) → 🍔: $19.96 🍔 → Airport (LAX): $16.74 #LosAngeles

This burger joint is said to be a favorite of Shohei Ohtani 💁 I just had to visit! So, I went! This particular location, which is relatively close to the downtown area, had a long line. I think I waited about 20 minutes. I ordered a cheeseburger and fries in Animal Style!! For the drink, I chose a vanilla shake. When you say "Animal Style," they make it more loaded!! You can choose to have just the burger, just the fries, or both in Animal Style, so definitely give it a try! The menu displays the calorie count next to each item, but I ordered without worrying about it. Haha. Also, I couldn't resist buying the store's original T-shirt! It's super cute! If you order a drink from the drink bar, you can get free refills. Plus, if you ask, they'll give you a hat, so I recommend getting one and trying it on. 🕰️ Hours: 10:30 AM - 1:00 AM 📍 Location: 7009 Sunset Blvd, Hollywood, CA 90028, USA

Beach in Los Angles (picture from pinterest)

A Compilation of Questions Actually Asked at Immigration at Los Angeles Airport (Solo Female Traveler Edition) My first solo trip to the US. This time, I've compiled a list of questions I was actually asked by immigration officers at Los Angeles Airport, rumored to be the strictest in the world! I hope this will be helpful for those heading to the US, especially those planning to travel solo. ①Are you traveling alone or with someone? (Are you traveling alone or with someone?) ②What’s the purpose of your visit? (What is the purpose of your visit?) →Since I was going to see a baseball game, I showed them a copy of my ticket. ③Which hotel are you staying at? (Which hotel are you staying at?) →I prepared the hotel address and reservation confirmation documents in advance. ④How long will you stay? (How long will you stay?) ⑤What do you study at university? (You seem like a university student, but what are you majoring in?) →This was an unexpected question. 💦 Maybe because I was traveling solo, they asked me a few detailed questions...! That was the end of the questions, and I was able to enter the country without any problems. 💯 When entering the country, it's a good idea to have a smartphone or piece of paper with information about your accommodations and purpose. ✨ #TravelGuide #SoloTravelAbroad #LosAngeles

While traveling in #LosAngeles, I took a taxi to dinner after watching a Dodgers game. Tam O' Shanter is a #steak restaurant loved by many people both in Japan and abroad, with a style that has remained unchanged since 1922. 🥩 This is the sister restaurant of Lawry's the Prime Rib, famous for its steaks, and is one of the oldest restaurants in Los Angeles. We made a reservation through "Open Table." It was after 6:00, but there was a bit of a line for those without reservations, so it's probably best to make a reservation. ♪ ------ The interior is Scottish-style, with seating divided into a pub-style area, a dining area, and an outdoor area. The staff were very friendly! 💖! When we asked where the #Disney painting was, they offered to show us to Walt's favorite seat (it happened to be empty), and even offered to take a photo with us, saying, "You're welcome to sit there. I'll take your picture." 🌸 Of course, all the food was delicious, so good we even ordered dessert! 🍨 -What we ordered- 🍲FRENCH ONION SOUP $12: The savory onion flavor and rich cheese were amazing! 🥗A WEE GREEN SALAD $9: Simple, crunchy vegetables with a delicious, tangy dressing. 🥩TAM O'SHANTER CUT $59: The restaurant's most popular steak. It was just the right thickness, not too tough, and absolutely delicious! 🍨C.C. BROWN'S HOT FUDGE SUNDAE $13: The ultimate dessert: warm fudge poured over vanilla ice cream! This was the best restaurant of my #USA trip! 📍2980 Los Feliz Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90039 *The area has recently become quite unsafe at night, so we recommend taking a taxi. 🚕 🕖Business Hours🕰️ Daily 11 AM - 9 PM Happy Hour Monday - Friday: 2 PM - 5 PM

When you're in downtown Los Angeles, you absolutely cannot miss the strawberry donuts! 🍩🍓 The strawberries are slightly tangy, perfectly balanced with the jam and the frosting on the donut. Each donut contains nearly 20 strawberries, making it super worth it! 😍 Strawberry lovers, this is a must-try! Inside Grand Central Market, there are individual stalls. The exterior might look a bit aged, but the interior is actually very clean, and the food is incredibly delicious. 😋 We tried a strawberry donut and a beef tongue taco, and both were amazing! The donut stall is located near one of the market entrances. Just navigate to Eggslut, and you'll find it nearby! We've heard Eggslut is also fantastic, but unfortunately, it was closed when we visited. If you get the chance, definitely give it a try! Each stall has a queue time of about 10 minutes, which is very efficient! After buying your food, you can find a seat to enjoy your meal instead of eating on the go. It's a great experience!

Traveling the US with my son #LA . Santa Monica Beach, Griffith Observatory, Beverly Hills, the Hollywood Sign - they're all the same~ . The only thing that's changed is me... No, no, sob sob . Jjang, who was in 5th grade, is now a full-fledged American nurse and model, living her own life~ . As a mom, I'm so excited, my graying hair flying in the wind. I wanted to go swimming in Santa Monica, but I forgot my swimsuit~ . Ugh, I'm so pissed. I'll come back tomorrow~ . #USTravel #LA #SantaMonica #GriffithObservatory #TravelWithSon

Enjoy contemporary art for free?! The Broad Museum is a highly photogenic contemporary art museum 🖼️ 💞 Why We Recommend It While traditional paintings are undoubtedly wonderful, they can sometimes feel a bit challenging to appreciate... For those who feel this way, we recommend the contemporary art at The Broad! The collection, curated by the wealthy Broad couple, features many vibrant and photogenic pieces ✨. Even if you're not usually into art, the exhibits are intuitive and enjoyable for everyone! 🕰️ Hours of Operation Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday: 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM Thursday: 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM Saturday, Sunday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM 📍 Location 221 S Grand Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90012, USA

Immerse yourself in the charm of this historic "Farmers Market," which has been in operation since 1934. 😌 💞Why We Recommend It While most farmers markets are held only on specific days, this one is always open, so you can enjoy it anytime. ♪ Of course, many of the vendors are local, so you'll find dishes made with fresh ingredients and local souvenirs. 👀 I tried banana bread, smoothies, and Mexican food! 🕰️Hours Mon-Fri: 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM Sat: 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM Sun: 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM 📍Location 6333 W 3rd St, Los Angeles, CA 90036, USA #0YenTravel2025Autumn #USATravel #LosAngeles #FarmersMarket

Take the world's shortest train ride and enjoy the feeling of being on an attraction in the city! ☆ 💞Why We Recommend It It's located in downtown Los Angeles, so it's easy to get there! It runs on a fairly steep slope, so not only can you enjoy the views of the Los Angeles cityscape, but you'll also feel the excitement of being on an attraction! ♪ (The speed is very slow, so even those who aren't good with roller coasters can enjoy it! 🎢) 🕰️Hours 6:45 AM - 10:00 PM 📍Location 351 S Hill St, Los Angeles, CA 90013, USA 💰Price per Person One Way: $1 Round Trip: $2 #ZeroYenTravel2025Autumn #USATrip #LosAngeles

"When organizing my camera's memory card, I found an unexpected streak of light next to the star trail photos taken last year at Griffith Observatory—turns out the night of Los Angeles had quietly settled into the lens." When a friend in New York sent me neon lights from Times Square, I was driving along Mulholland Drive. The October evening breeze carried the fresh scent of eucalyptus, and the entire city spread out like a spilled jewelry box, with endless lights between the mountains and the sea. 🌃 Night Tour Highlights It’s recommended to start an hour before sunset and cross the city from east to west along Highway 10. Using a shared car is easier than driving yourself, and the front passenger seat is a natural viewing platform. ▪️ Griffith Observatory Stardust Arrive at the mountaintop by 5:30 PM to watch the sunset gild the Hollywood sign. As the sky darkens, you can see Saturn’s rings through the telescope, while the city below unfolds a dazzling star map. Inside the white dome building, the Zeiss telescope installed in 1935 is still operational. ▪️ Santa Monica Pier Nocturne The Pacific Park Ferris wheel lights up with a rainbow halo, and the roller coaster traces silver arcs in the night. At the end of the pier, chew on sea salt caramel apples while listening to street performers play "California Dreamin'." The wooden boardwalk extends into the darkness, and a fisherman’s bucket holds glowing krill. ▪️ Hollywood Hills Secret Viewpoint Follow a local photographer up a wild trail beside Ventura Boulevard, where the entire Los Angeles basin spreads beneath your feet. The distant downtown buildings look like harp strings, and the traffic flows like light gliding over the strings. Someone turns on a Bluetooth speaker here, blending Chopin’s Nocturnes with the city’s hum in a magical fusion. ▪️ Arts District Midnight Hideaway Wait under the Sixth Street Viaduct for the subway to pass; the vibration shakes dust from the mural walls. The titanium curves of the Walt Disney Concert Hall reflect the moonlight, and a corner van sells Mexican corn rolls smeared with spicy mango sauce. "Los Angeles at night taught me: darkness is not the absence of light, but a canvas where countless possibilities come to life." On the way back, I order a lavender martini at the 7070 rooftop bar, the clinking ice echoing distant sirens. Whenever the city’s night sky is shrouded in haze, I pull out the time-lapse footage from that night—instantly transported back to the moment where mountains meet the sea, hearing the desert wind rustle palm leaves, and seeing how countless dreams crystallize into undying starlight on this land. The most captivating part of this nightscape is never the dazzling lights, but the souls behind each light that refuse to be ordinary.

Universal Studios in LA is a unique place where a movie studio and theme park come together. It felt like stepping into a Hollywood movie. The immersive Harry Potter zone was amazing, and the Studio Tour, where you can see actual movie filming studios, was truly fascinating. It's said to be the world's largest movie and TV filming studio.

#September Good Places 2025 Once you step into the Hollywood Sunset Ranch in Los Angeles, you really feel like you are leaving the hustle and bustle in seconds and going straight to nature! Surrounded by rolling hills and spectacular mountains, the mood is automatically reset, strong chill - this is not only a paradise for horseback riding, but also a place to heal the mind! Following the guide to start the riding route, the horses were super docile and felt the rhythm of the earth with every step on the grass. The moment I ride on the back of the horse, I feel like I have become one with nature, and my body and mind have become super relaxing. Walking slowly along the mountain road, the scenery around you can really take pictures - the most beautiful thing is when the sun sets, the golden sunshine spreads all over the grassland🤩, so beautiful that you can't wait to blink! The guide introduces the nearby history and culture along the way, giving the entire trip more depth. On the way to the horse, everyone couldn't help but share travel stories with each other, instantly bringing the distance, the journey is not just seeing the scenery, but also a beautiful experience of connecting with strangers! Information on photo spots can also help you: 📍Hollywood Sunset Ranch Address: 3400 N Beachwood Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90068 Opening hours: 09:00-17:00 year-round This horseback riding trip to the Hollywood Sunset Ranch really gave me the natural tranquility and relaxation of the mind, which became the most unique and unforgettable memory of my trip! —— 100 ways to travel ・Horse riding ・Sunset photo spots ・Global travel ・Day trip to Los Angeles ・Ranch

#September Good Places 2025 What’s the fun in Los Angeles in September? Why not find the right authentic food! Pho Saigon Pearl is located near the County Art Gallery (LACMA), so even if you go shopping at The Grove or check in after an art exhibition, it’s super convenient to have an authentic Vietnamese rice noodle and recharge your batteries Pho Saigon Pearl focuses on authentic Vietnamese cuisine. 😋 🍜 Must Try TOP 2: 1️⃣ Pho Super fresh ingredients + rich soup, feel the taste of Vietnamese streets with every bite! The tender meat soup is sweet, I can't stop eating it 2️⃣ Spring rolls Crispy on the outside and rich on the inside, the filling is packed to the brim, crispy and refreshing, great for appetizing 📸 Convenient location: walk over from LACMA to eat, or come directly after shopping at The Grove. 📍 Address: 519 S Fairfax Ave (between The Grove and LACMA), Los Angeles, CA In addition to walking and taking photos in Los Angeles, don’t miss Pho Saigon Pearl, a popular Vietnamese restaurant that is sincerely recommended for those of you who like to discover specialty food! Next time I go to LA, I must challenge more new menu products😁

#Food #SeptemberGoods2025 This time I want to share with you my super happy breakfast experience at Bricks and Scones in Los Angeles ~😋 📍Address: 403 N Larchmont Blvd, Los Angeles, CA The day comes in the morning, and a good breakfast is really important! 🥞 I tried their signature sea salt caramel latte this time. It was smooth and sweet. Remember to stir well for the best! 🙈☕ The chicken sandwich has just the right amount, I'm super satisfied after eating it, every bite is sooo good! 😋😋😋 There are also several scones that are highly recommended: matcha, fig, earl gray tea, each is very characteristic, rich in layers, teeth and cheeks lingering fragrance ~ The environment of Bricks and Scones is very chill💆♂️, feels very comfortable, want to hea slowly enjoy breakfast is perfect! 🫶🏻💯 Highly recommended, breakfast photo spot! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 For a great breakfast in Los Angeles, this is a must-try! #100 Ways to Travel

Good places to visit in September 2025🌈 #food When you travel to Los Angeles, you must take a day to sweep the streets at the Grand Central Market! The location is in downtown Los Angeles, super convenient ~ you can also play the nearby Angel Railroad 🚆, a day trip is absolutely no difficulty! 💞Reason for recommendation: Grand Central Market is Los Angeles’ strong historical food market, with over thirty food stalls to choose from, one-stop taste of delicious food from around the world! From authentic Mexican snacks to handmade burgers, Chinese stir-fries, and exotic desserts, it's perfect for friends to enjoy together - eat a round of taste buds burst, feel the charm of Los Angeles' multiculturalism! 👅 Lots of food choices Each stall has its own characteristics, not only playful, but also a hotspot for photography ~ The design of the market is very thoughtful, walk in and take a picture every minute to feel creative burst 🔥, not take a few photos really sorry for yourself ~ 📸 Beautiful spots must be visited There are also Angel Railway around Grand Central Market and other attractions downtown, very easy plan often chill sun trip ~ 🌎 Address: 317 S Broadway, Los Angeles, CA 90013 🕒 Opening Hours: Approximately 8:00am to 10:00pm (some stalls are open according to their own operations) 🚗 Transportation: From the city center, subway or taxi is very convenient - Trip tip: Remember to reserve time to sip slowly, don't rush by! Los Angeles Global Travel Day Trip, 100% Photo Spot! Grand Central Market, if you don't come, you'll lose money!

With the gentle chill of early autumn brushing past in the twilight, stepping into the venue felt like the neon lights of the city and the distant shimmer of the lake were preludes to this encounter. As the lights dimmed, thirteen figures emerged under dazzling beams, transforming the stage into an infinite universe. In that moment, I forgot the exhaustion of traveling halfway across the globe, hearing only the synchronized rhythm of my heartbeat and the crowd's chants merging into one universal language—"Say the name, SEVENTEEN." Attending their concert was like embarking on a borderless journey of the soul. The audience around me came from various states in the U.S., Canada, and even farther places. Despite the diversity of languages, we sang in unison as the beats dropped. Each song felt like a letter to youth, reminding us of dreams and courage that refuse to fade. When the melody of "Don’t Wanna Cry" began, the sea of stage lights intertwined with the audience's Carat sticks, forming a galaxy. In that moment, I realized this "meeting" was no coincidence. It was the inevitable result of each of us crossing countless crossroads, driven by a shared love for music and a steadfast commitment to our youthful aspirations.

[Lesson for myself] Don't expect great food at theme parks. When in America, eat American food. See the previous post for the schedule! The garlic fries at Dodgers Stadium are highly recommended! I was tempted by the smell and bought some 🧄 They were crispy and delicious! I didn't have any photos at Universal Studios Japan, but I had Mexican food and finished it in three bites, lol. I wanted the soy sauce flavored soba noodles at Disney, but they were sour and I gave up halfway through...lol. The shrimp on top was the best. 🦐 The ice cream is consistently delicious. I prefer chocolate to salted caramel when it comes to Salt & Straw's ice cream. 🍫 I finally got to try the In-N-Out burger. 🍔 The bun was crispy and the vegetables were fresh. I wish they'd come to Japan! The cocktail shrimp at The Robstar is recommended! Of course, the pasta and lobster are delicious too. 🦞 Grand Central Market's calzones have 30-40 varieties, from sweet to savory, and are perfectly sized for easy eating! Randy's Donuts has the same menu as in Japan, almost? Exactly?! #LosAngelesGourmet #LosAngelesTrip

A city that cannot be missed on a trip to the western United States is none other than **Los Angeles (LA)**. As a global city brimming with movies, music, shopping, and culture, every day felt like a scene straight out of a film. 🎬 The Charm of Hollywood When you think of LA, the first thing that comes to mind is undoubtedly Hollywood! • At the **Hollywood Walk of Fame**, I had fun spotting the names of famous personalities engraved on star-shaped tiles. • The iconic Hollywood sign perched on the hill was even more grand and impressive in person. ⸻ 🌴 Santa Monica & Venice Beach Just a short drive from the city center, you can enjoy the Pacific coastline. • At Santa Monica Pier, I experienced amusement rides, street performances, and a breathtaking sunset. • Nearby Venice Beach exuded a free-spirited vibe, with surfers and skateboarders mingling energetically. ⸻ 🎨 Art & Culture LA is a city alive with artistic flair. • The **Getty Center** itself felt like a work of art, and the view of LA from its gardens was truly stunning. • At the **Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA)**, the ‘Urban Light’ installation is a famous photo spot, and I made sure to capture my own memorable shot there. ⸻ 🛍 Shopping & Urban Exploration • At **Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills**, I soaked in the sophisticated atmosphere of the luxury shopping district. • Downtown LA impressed me with its blend of modern skyscrapers and unique murals. ⸻ 🍴 Culinary Delights As a multicultural city, LA offers a wide variety of cuisines. From Mexican tacos to Korean BBQ and vegan restaurants, the options are endless. I especially enjoyed visiting **Koreatown (K-Town)** to recharge with some delicious Korean food. ⸻ 💡 Travel Tips • LA is vast, so renting a car is the most convenient way to get around. • Traffic can be heavy, so it’s best to visit major attractions early in the morning. • Beaches are most beautiful during sunset hours. ⸻ Los Angeles is not just a travel destination but a city where dreams, freedom, and diversity coexist. From the glitz of Hollywood to the relaxation of the beaches, and the joys of art and shopping, every moment was extraordinary. 🌴🎬✨ 👉 Next time, I’d love to explore nearby attractions like Disneyland or Universal Studios! 🎡

The American West is full of charm with its lively cities and the freedom of road trips. In Los Angeles, you can enjoy Hollywood and the relaxing Santa Monica Beach, while Las Vegas offers dazzling lights and entertainment. San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge and cable cars are must-see attractions, and driving along California's coastal roads reveals endless views of the Pacific Ocean. A journey through the energy of the cities and the freedom of the open road in the American West is perfect for experiencing youth and adventure.

The blue of the ocean in Los Angeles is beautiful during the day, but the highlight is definitely sunset time. 🧡 The orange sunsets you can see from any beach, like Santa Monica or Venice Beach, are truly exceptional. 🌴 The sun sinking into the sea paints the sky pink and gold, and the silhouettes of palm trees floating in the sky are like a scene from a movie. Watching the sunset amid the sound of the waves and the pleasant sea breeze is a soothing experience that helps you forget the fatigue and worries of everyday life. ✨In the evening, the beach is bustling with runners, cyclists, and sunset-watchers, and you can feel a sense of unity as if everyone is looking at the same view and sharing the same heart. An LA sunset gives you the energy to naturally think, "I can do my best again tomorrow." If you're visiting Los Angeles, be sure to spend at least one special moment on the beach. #SummerCampaign

The classic beef burger is juicy, flavorful, and timeless. With a perfectly grilled patty, fresh lettuce, tomato, and melted cheese, it creates a balance of taste and texture. The toasted bun adds crunch while sauces enhance richness. Simple yet delicious, it’s a burger that never goes out of style.#travel

Six Flags Magic Mountain, located on the outskirts of Los Angeles, is a theme park known as one of the world's most thrilling ride meccas. A must-visit for coaster enthusiasts, the park boasts over 20 different roller coasters, making it one of the most popular in the world. Packed with thrilling attractions, the park is sure to provide an adrenaline-pumping adventure. One of the most famous rides is the X2, featuring special seats that rotate 360 ​​degrees, offering a floating sensation and twisting sensation not found on a regular roller coaster. Meanwhile, Twisted Colossus is a hybrid wooden coaster that incorporates the latest technology, offering an exciting ride with dynamic twists and drops. And on Tatsu, you'll experience the sensation of flying face-down like a superhero, offering a thrill unlike any other. In addition to thrilling rides, the park also offers a children's area and seasonal events, making it a fun experience for families and friends alike. Special events like Halloween and Christmas create an even more exciting atmosphere. If you're looking for a thrill while visiting Los Angeles, Six Flags Magic Mountain is a must-see spot. #SummerThemePark

Universal Studios Hollywood in Los Angeles is a theme park packed with the charm of a city of film and entertainment. Located adjacent to the studios of world-famous film companies, its greatest feature is that in addition to the attractions, you can also enjoy studio tours of actual filming locations. It's a must-see spot for movie fans. Many of the attractions are spectacular, and in the magical world of "Harry Potter," you can almost fly through Hogwarts Castle. The "Jurassic World" attraction offers thrilling encounters with impressive dinosaurs, captivating visitors of all ages. With a constant stream of rides and shows themed around the latest films, you'll discover something new every time you visit. The park is also home to numerous movie-themed restaurants and shops, allowing you to spend the whole day immersed in the world of the movies. Universal Studios Hollywood is an essential highlight of any Los Angeles trip. #SummerThemePark

🏰 Los Angeles: The Hub of Film and Culture **Los Angeles**, home to iconic American cultural landmarks like Hollywood, Beverly Hills, and Santa Monica, is a global center for the film industry, art, music, and more. 🌟 Hollywood: The Heart of Cinema **Hollywood** is synonymous with the film industry, featuring must-visit attractions for movie enthusiasts such as the Hollywood Sign, Rodeo Drive, and Hollywood Boulevard. Key Attractions 🎬 **Hollywood Sign**: A symbol of Hollywood and the film industry, the Hollywood Sign can be viewed from Griffith Observatory or the Hollywood Hills. It's a popular spot for photography. 🎥 **Hollywood Walk of Fame**: Known as the "Street of Stars," Hollywood Boulevard allows visitors to admire the stars of famous movie personalities. Walking along the path of these stars is a unique experience. 🏛️ **Hollywood Museum**: The Hollywood Museum showcases the history of cinema and iconic movie memorabilia, making it a must-visit for film fans. 🚶♂️ **Chinatown**: Chinatown is a vibrant area filled with Asian culture, offering Chinese cuisine and traditional Asian experiences. Travel Tips 🧳 **What to Pack**: Bring comfortable shoes and sunscreen. Hollywood Boulevard and the Hollywood Sign are best explored on foot. 🚗 **Transportation**: Renting a car is a convenient way to explore Hollywood. 📸 **Photography**: The Hollywood Sign and Hollywood Boulevard are excellent spots for taking memorable photos. Conclusion: Hollywood is the birthplace of the film industry, offering the perfect opportunity to experience the history and culture of cinema at iconic locations like the Hollywood Sign and Hollywood Boulevard.