9-Day Winter Tour of Yellowstone National Park, Southeast Twin Canyons, Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend, Arches National Park, Canyonlands National Park, and Snow King Resort

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Day 1:

Starting from Los Angeles, we will embark on a journey to Las Vegas, enjoying the magnificent scenery of the desert and mountains along the way, and experiencing the transformation from the hustle and bustle of the city to the prosperity of the gambling city. When night falls, Las Vegas shows a different look. You can choose to participate in various nightlife activities at your own expense, including enjoying world-class performances, such as classic shows in Las Vegas or modern musicals, each of which is full of creativity and excitement. In addition, why not stroll under the neon lights and feel the vitality and enthusiasm of this city that never sleeps.

• Las Vegas, NV

The largest city in Nevada, USA, is famous for its huge tourism, shopping and vacation industries centered on the gambling industry. It is known as the "Entertainment Capital of the World" and the "Wedding Capital", attracting 38.9 million tourists each year.

• Las Vegas Night Tour - Cost (optional): Adult $50; Child $50 | Tour duration: 2-3 hours

Watch the Internet-famous Sphere at night (exterior view). The Sphere is a building 112 meters high and 157 meters wide at its widest point. It is the world's largest spherical immersive experience center. Enjoy the fountain water dance show at the Bellagio in Las Vegas, visit the Venetian Hotel, and tour the old town of Las Vegas.

Luxury accommodation: Resort World Las Vegas (Hilton Group) or equivalent. Guests are required to pay a five-star hotel resort fee of USD 25 per person per night in cash at the hotel.

Day 2:

The tour will start from the vibrant city of Las Vegas and head to the Grand Canyon National Park, one of the natural wonders of the world. Here, you will have the opportunity to witness the spectacular scenery of the Grand Canyon and feel its depth and vastness. The tour will then continue to Horseshoe Bend, a famous attraction on the Colorado River, known for its unique horseshoe-shaped river channel. Afterwards, we will go to Page to rest.

• Grand Canyon, AZ

It runs between Arizona and Utah. It has a dry climate and a vast territory with strange rocks, red soil, canyons and Indian customs. Looking down at the canyon, the Colorado River is like a green ribbon, quietly embedded in the valley bottom, winding and sparkling.

• Grand Canyon East Rim

The Desert Road is a 25-mile scenic drive along the South Canyon to the east of Grand Canyon Village, leading to the Desert View Tower and the East Entrance of the Grand Canyon. At the same time, the Desert View Tower is also a landmark building for enjoying the excellent views of the Grand Canyon.

• Grand Canyon South Rim

The South Canyon attracts more than 5 million tourists every year. It is still the most visited attraction in the Grand Canyon. The natural majestic beauty of the South Canyon is breathtaking from different angles. It is the creation of nature over millions of years.

• Grand Canyon IMAX-Tickets (Optional): Adult $27; Child $27

One of the most watched IMAX movies in the world, Grand Canyon - Hidden Secrets. The 35-minute movie is shown every hour, with a huge seven-story screen and 12,000-watt digital surround sound. It penetrates the hearts of visitors.

• South Rim Helicopter Tour——Fee (optional): Adult $289; Child $289

Take a helicopter and use the best way to visit the southern slope of the Grand Canyon, where you can enjoy the stunning views of the Grand Canyon under the sun.

• Page, AZ

Page is a small town in Coconino County, Arizona, United States, near the Glen Canyon Dam and Lake Powell. Page was founded in 1957 as a residential area for workers working on the Glen Canyon Dam.

• Horseshoe Bend - Visiting time: about 1 hour

Horseshoe Bend is a bend of the Colorado River, about 5 miles from Powell River. From this Horseshoe Bend, you can see the colorful canyon, and the sharp turn of the river is particularly spectacular.

Accommodation: Quality Inn / Clarion Inn or similar

Day 3:

In the morning, we will drive to the Antelope Canyon, one of the world's top ten photography spots and the most unique slot cave in the world! We will walk to the Lower Antelope Canyon. Then we will arrive at Horseshoe Bend, stand on the edge of the cliff, and indulge in the breathtaking beauty of the blue water, blue sky and red rocks. Leaving Page, we will pass by Glen Dam and Lake Powell and head to the spectacular Monument Valley. Stay overnight in Blanding, Utah.

• Antelope Canyon, AZ

Located in the north of Arizona, the United States, it is one of the world's famous slot canyons. The entrance to the Lower Antelope Canyon is only one person wide and as high as the ground, making it difficult to identify from a distance.

• Lower Antelope Canyon - Tickets (optional): Adult $98; Child (3-12 years old) $98; Infant (under 3 years old) $20 | Tour duration: Approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes

The Lower Antelope Canyon is called "Arch of Spiral Rock" in Navajo. It is V-shaped, longer and shallower than the Upper Antelope Canyon. You need to climb metal stairs to go deep into the ground. The light is best in the early morning, attracting many photography enthusiasts to capture the dance of light and shadow.

(The booking time to enter the canyon is 9:15am Arizona time. You must arrive 15 minutes in advance. Latecomers will not be allowed to enter.)

• Page, AZ

Page is a small town in Coconino County, Arizona, United States, near the Glen Canyon Dam and Lake Powell. Page was founded in 1957 as a residential area for workers working on the Glen Canyon Dam.

• Horseshoe Bend - Visiting time: about 1 hour

Horseshoe Bend is a bend of the Colorado River, about 5 miles from Powell River. From this Horseshoe Bend, you can see the colorful canyon, and the sharp turn of the river is particularly spectacular.

• Glen Canyon Dam (passing by)

This concrete arch dam sits in northern Arizona, blocking the Colorado River and Lake Powell, the country's second-largest man-made lake. Lake Powell is a haven for water skiing and boating and popular with fishermen.

• Lake Powell (passing by)

It is the second largest artificial lake in the United States. The Colorado River was blocked by the Glen Dam, forming a huge blue lake. The lake spans Utah and Arizona. The entire lake seems like a dazzling jade carved out of the fiery red land of the southwest.

• Monument Valley Tribal Park, UT – Visiting time: about 2 hours

It is the largest Indian reservation in the United States and has been the site of numerous western movies. Huge natural stone monuments stand upright in the vast desert, as if commemorating and praising the glorious traditions of the ancient Indians.

• Monument Valley Jeep Tour—Fee (optional): Adult $65; Child $65

Take an off-road vehicle to the heart of Monument Valley, explore the heart of the desert, and enjoy the most extraordinary scenery. Many famous American Western movies have been filmed here. The journey takes about 90 minutes.

Accommodation: Quality Inn Blanding Utah or similar

Day 4:

Today we set off to visit Canyonlands National Park. This place is like an island suspended in the sky, the scenery is extremely spectacular! Then we will go to Arches National Park. As the world's largest concentration of natural sandstone arches, Arches National Park covers an area of about 309 square kilometers and has more than 2,000 natural rock arches. The arches that we see today have withstood the erosion of wind and rain for tens of millions of years in a variety of strange postures, and still stand proudly on this salt layer, which is amazing. Arrive in Salt Lake City in the evening.

• Moab, UT

Located southeast of Salt Lake City and west of Denver, the city has a population of 4,799 according to the 2000 U.S. Census. Many tourists pass through this area every year on their way to the nearby Arches National Park and Canyonlands National Park. The beautiful scenery is worth seeing.

• Canyonlands National Park – Visiting time: about 1 hour

Canyonlands National Park in Utah has been transformed into a red world by the erosion of the Colorado and Green Rivers. The various canyons, mesas and hills are impressive. Canyonlands National Park is divided into four different areas, the most popular of which is Sky Island.

Arches National Park (UT) – Visiting time: about 2 hours

Located in eastern Utah, it preserves more than 2,000 natural rock arches, including the world-famous Delicate Arch, and attracts about 850,000 visitors each year. If you want to see the famous arches, come quickly! At dusk, the wonderful natural arches scattered across the plateau will make you hard to believe your eyes, the beauty is beyond words!

Accommodation: Radisson Hotel Salt Lake City Airport or similar

Day 5:

Depart from the hotel in the morning, passing through Utah and Idaho, and arrive at the hometown of cowboys - the famous town of Jackson, Wyoming at noon. The strong western cowboy style hits you. We will visit the famous Deer Antler Park in the city center. In the afternoon, we will take a horse-drawn sleigh or carriage (depending on the thickness of the snow) to visit the National High-Horned Deer Sanctuary. Every winter, thousands of high-horned deer come here to spend the winter. Stay overnight in Jackson.

• Jackson Hole, WY

A famous cowboy-style town in the western United States, it has a four-season resort and a mountain resort. The harsh natural environment is by no means all here. The fresh air and slow pace of life make this city, backed by the Grand Teton Mountains, a great place for leisure and vacation.

• Antler Arches – Visiting time: about 1 hour

The Deer Antler Park in Jackson, the "hometown of cowboys", has arches made of real deer antlers in the southeast, northwest and northwest directions. The two ends of the arches are fixed on a base made of mountain stones. The deer antlers are interlaced to form circular arch columns with a diameter of nearly two meters, which is very rare and interesting.

• National Elk Refuge

More than 7,000 elk migrate here every winter. The main vegetation species here are valley bottom grasslands and swamps, blue spruce, narrow cottonwood, red twig dogwood and willow, and many other wild animals also live in the reserve.

• Horse Drawn Sleigh

A fun way to see elk up close is to take a sleigh tour of the preserve. A 15-minute horse-drawn sleigh ride takes you right into the middle of the elk herd, allowing you to come face to face with these large mammals.

Accommodation: 49er Hotel Jackson Hole or similar

Day 6:

In the morning, we will depart from the hotel and head to Snow King Resort, a world-famous ski resort. The cable car will take us to the top of the mountain, where we can overlook the entire Jackson Valley. The mountains and valleys, the white snow and the clear blue sky have merged into a magnificent ink painting, which is so beautiful! At noon, we will enter Grand Teton National Park, whose main peak is the trademark of the famous film company Paramount. Stay overnight in West Yellowstone.

• Jackson Hole, WY

A famous cowboy-style town in the western United States, it has a four-season resort and a mountain resort. The harsh natural environment is by no means all here. The fresh air and slow pace of life make this city, backed by the Grand Teton Mountains, a great place for leisure and vacation.

• Snow King Mountain

Snow King Mountain Ski Resort, located south of the town of Jackson, is a world-renowned natural ski resort and the first ski area in Wyoming. Visitors can fully experience the fun of various snow outdoor sports here.

• Ski Package——Fee (optional): Adult $128; Child $128

Snow King Resort snow activities include snow donuts, cable cars, and mountain trains

• Grand Teton National Park, WY

A national park located in the northwest of Wyoming, USA. The natural scenery is very magnificent. There are many lakes in the park. The park has a very rich biological phase, including American bison, grizzly bears, black bears, moose, etc.

• West Yellowstone, MT
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Accommodation: White Buffalo West Yellowstone or similar

Day 7:

Today we will take the snow bus we carefully arranged for you to enter the world's first national park - Yellowstone National Park! Yellowstone in winter is unique, and those natural special landscapes are not only warm and surging, but also because of the low temperature, they create a stronger visual effect. In the winter covered with thick snow, seeing the fusion of ice and snow and hot springs at the same time, people can't help but give a thrilling admiration to Yellowstone. Stay overnight in Salt Lake City.

• Yellowstone, WY

Yellowstone National Park is one of the largest volcanic craters in the world. It has one of the largest forests in the world. There are more than 10,000 hot springs and more than 300 geysers. There are more than 290 waterfalls. The park has Yellowstone Lake, Yellowstone River, canyons, waterfalls and hot springs, and is a famous tourist destination.

• Old Faithful Geyser

It is the most famous landscape in Yellowstone National Park in the United States. It erupts every 93 minutes and each time lasts about 4 minutes. It erupts continuously throughout the winter and summer, hence the name "Old Faithful".

• Yellowstone Snow Coach Tour – Duration: Approximately 7 hours

In winter, the Yellowstone area is covered with soft snow. On the snowy ground where it is difficult to walk, taking a comfortable ice bus to visit this national park in the world of ice and snow is a good choice.

• Yellowstone Snowmobile Tour - Fee (at your own expense): Adult $50; Child $50; Self-driving, including rental of winter jacket (7 hours with professional park tour guide), driver must be 16 years old or older. Single car $150 per person, double car $50 per person | Tour time: about 7 hours

Self-driving Yellowstone snowmobile tour includes rental of winter jacket (7 hours with professional park tour guide), driver must be 16 years old or above. Single person per car $150 per person, double person per car $50 per person

Accommodation: Park Inn Radisson or similar

Day 8:

We will start our tour in Salt Lake City with a visit to the city's most spectacular area. First, you will visit the magnificent Utah State Capitol and experience its majestic history and architectural beauty. Then, the tour will take you out of Salt Lake City and head to the dazzling Las Vegas.

• Salt Lake City, UT

Salt Lake City offers both professional and amateur theater venues. The city attracts many tourists who come to the Bainaohui for sightseeing or to see performances. The city has a live music scene, ranging from blues to rock and roll.

• Utah State Capitol

For nearly a century, the State Capitol has been one of Utah's most prominent landmarks. Completed in 1915, the State Capitol is a Renaissance Revival-style building.

• Mormon Temple

Respected by Mormons as the "Temple", it is a classic granite spire building. The white, thick granite was taken from a canyon 25 miles away and carried into the city by cattle. Construction began in 1853 and took 40 years to complete.

• Great Salt Lake

The largest inland salt lake in North America and the largest saltwater lake in the Western Hemisphere. Located in the northwest of Utah, the United States, with the Rocky Mountains to the east and the desert to the west, the Great Salt Lake is a remnant of a large freshwater lake in the Great Basin during the Pleistocene Ice Age.

Luxury accommodation: Resort World Las Vegas (Hilton Group) or similar

Day 9:

If you choose to leave the tour group in Las Vegas or be dropped off at the airport, you will not be able to participate in the colorful Stonehenge or outlet shopping.

• Las Vegas, NV

The largest city in Nevada, USA, is famous for its huge tourism, shopping and vacation industries centered on the gambling industry. It is known as the "Entertainment Capital of the World" and the "Wedding Capital", attracting 38.9 million tourists each year.

• Las Vegas Welcome Signboard & M&M'S Las Vegas & Coca-Cola Store Las Vegas & FlyOver Las Vegas

Fee (optional): Adult $45; Child (under 12 years old, over 40 inches, must be accompanied by an adult or guardian (14 years old or older)) $34 | Duration: Approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes

• Coca-Cola Store Las Vegas——Las Vegas Welcome Signboard & M&M'S Las Vegas & Coca-Cola Store Las Vegas & FlyOver Las Vegas Package items at own expense

There are only two Coca-Cola theme stores in the world, satisfying all your fantasies about Coca-Cola! The main entrance of the theme store is a four-story-high classic Coca-Cola bottle. The store is full of various products, from toys, stationery, aprons to clothing, table lamps, accessories, all of which are printed with the "Coca-Cola" trademark. This is also a paradise for collectors. The store sells Coca-Cola made in different countries in different eras. The various languages printed on the bottles are definitely the best souvenirs. You can also take a photo with the Coca-Cola polar bear on the first floor.

• Welcome To Fabulous Las Vegas Sign

The Las Vegas sign is a must-see for all visitors. The sign is located right next to the airport, so it is easy to spot. There is no real activity near the sign, but visitors can take a photo of the symbol of Las Vegas as a souvenir.

• M&M's World——Las Vegas Welcome Signboard & M&M'S Las Vegas & Coca-Cola Store Las Vegas & FlyOver Las Vegas Package items at own expense

There are four floors in total, and the layout is very creative. The products are made up of red, orange, yellow, green, brown and blue. In M&M's World, the products sold are not just M&M chocolates, but also clothing, jewelry, and decorations.

• FlyOver Las Vegas——Las Vegas Welcome Signboard & M&M'S Las Vegas & Coca-Cola Store Las Vegas & FlyOver Las Vegas Package Items at own expense

Fly Over Las Vegas is the ultimate flight tour on the Las Vegas Strip! Standing in front of a 52.5-foot-wide spherical screen, with the blessing of the most advanced technology, you can glide over vast grasslands and towering peaks, dive into valleys where rivers rush, cross land, sea and sky, explore the wild West, and immerse yourself in special attractions without leaving the Las Vegas Strip.

• Seven Magic Mountains

A large-scale land art sculpture designed by Ugo Rondinone (born 1964). It consists of seven fluorescent painted car-sized boulders stacked 32 feet high.

• Barstow, CA

Barstow is a national chain of direct sales stores with branches in Tennessee, Missouri, Virginia and North Carolina. It is a major trend in the US consumer market, mostly directly operated by brand-name stores. Manufacturers cut out the middleman wholesalers and sell overproduction, samples, or no longer manufactured goods at 25% to 75% below the market price. Due to the low prices and convenient parking, more and more savvy consumers are willing to drive an extra hour to the direct sales center to shop.

Tanger Outlet Center – Duration: Approximately 2 hours

Located in Barstow, midway between Las Vegas and Los Angeles, this outlet center has many famous designer brands and incredible quality merchandise, giving you even greater savings!

(The itinerary listed is for reference only, the final itinerary may be slightly adjusted according to actual conditions, please understand)

Departure information:

Departing from Las Vegas: We provide a free airport drop-off service from Las Vegas at 11:00 a.m. on the day of drop-off. Please book a domestic flight departing from Las Vegas after 1:30 p.m. or an international flight departing after 2:30 p.m.

Departing from Los Angeles: Please book domestic flights departing from Los Angeles after 8:30 pm or international flights departing after 9:30 pm.