Hello everyone, this is Yuneng's. It's been a while since I've been here, right? Today, I came back with a lot of information about traveling to Las Vegas.

I also saved a lot of information on this laptop. Please look forward to today's video as well. Las Vegas is a city located in the southwestern part of the United States.

It was originally a desert but was created in the 1900s. It is a fun city where you can enjoy 5-star hotels at very low prices in the United States, and there are many performances and spectacular attractions, including casinos.

If you are curious about the history of how Las Vegas was created, please watch this video first!

The standard flight time for Las Vegas is 11 hours and 20 minutes for a direct flight from Incheon to Las Vegas and 13 hours for a direct flight from Las Vegas to Incheon.

However, people traveling from Korea often go to Los Angeles (LA) and then go to Las Vegas rather than just going to Las Vegas.

It takes 4 hours to drive from LA to Las Vegas, and 1 hour to fly.

The time difference is 17 hours behind Korea, the same as Seattle. There is a 16-hour difference during summer time (March to November).

The weather is very warm and clear all year round. According to the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Bureau, out of 365 days a year, 320 days are sunny.

As you can see from this table, even in winter (December to February), the minimum temperature is 4~5℃ and the maximum temperature is 14~16℃, which is mild.

It is hot in the summer, but the humidity is not high, so it can be considered more comfortable than Korea.

A minimum travel period of 3 nights is recommended! My itinerary was 4 nights and 5 days, but it felt a little short.

That's because I arrived late and left early, so it was actually like a 4-day, 3-night itinerary.

But since I went on a Grand Canyon tour that was completely packed into 2 days and 1 night, I didn't really have much time to play in Vegas.

The only reason I went to Las Vegas was because of the Grand Canyon, so I invested a lot in the canyon tour and saved a lot on other things.

I didn't stay in a nice hotel, but since Las Vegas itself is a city with so much to see, I thought, 'It would be nice if I had a little more time.

' So, if you have plans to visit the Grand Canyon, make it at least 3 nights and 4 days.

If you have room in your schedule, 4 nights and 5 days, or 5 nights and 6 days would be good too.

I would also like to talk about things to consider when deciding on a Grand Canyon tour. First of all, I have mainly been booking tour programs using the app called 'My Real Trip' since 2017.

There are more than 200 Grand Canyon tour products on this app.

Which one should we choose among so many products? It depends on your personality, physical strength, and where you want to go, but I will tell you some standards you can use as a reference.

1. Duration: Day trip vs. 2 days and 1 night.

Grand Canyon tours can be roughly divided into day trips and 2 days and 1 night itineraries. A day trip usually departs around midnight to 1 a.

m., sees the sunrise, sees the Grand Canyon, goes to Antelope, stops by one more place, and returns around 7 to 8 p.m.

luggage at the hotel you are staying at or at the hotel you will be staying at. If you want to leave it in or rest at the hotel in the evening before departing, you will need to stay at least 2 nights because it is not possible to check out at the check-out time.

But if you do that, the cost actually goes up.

So, I wonder if there is a need to go on a day trip, but anyway, it depends on the individual situation.

Just for reference, the 2-day, 1-night tour departs at 5-6 a.m. It usually stops at about 5 canyons and arrives at about 7-8 p.

m., similar to a day trip. So in this case, you must leave your luggage at the hotel.

That's because tour companies usually don't allow luggage to be placed in the car. Maybe that's why most Vegas hotels will let you leave your luggage at the hotel if you give a small tip.

So, when considering this itinerary, the most important thing is whether I can handle the itinerary of sleeping in the car at night rather than in a hotel.

I think you should focus on that. Do you have physical strength or not? Depending on this, I think you can divide it into a day trip and a 2-day and 1-night trip.

As for which canyon you're going to, of course everyone goes to the Grand Canyon because it's a Grand Canyon tour in name and content.

Be sure to focus on where else you go. Since the Grand Canyon and Antelope Canyon are close, these two places are almost always included.

Are you going to Zion? Whether you want to go to Bryce Canyon, Horseshoe Bend, or another canyon varies from tour to tour.

Pay attention to where it says you're going in the course introduction, and don't just look at the pictures and descriptions here.

As the name suggests, you can find the place you really want to go by looking at the information that comes up through a search on Google or Naver and find a tour to find it more quickly.

But I'm sure there are people who think, "Oh, I have to go all the way once I go." For those people, there is also a 3-day, 2-night tour schedule.

It is said that you can go to a lot of places on the 8 Canyon Tour, but the cost quickly rises to over 500,000 won, so this is only possible for those who can afford both time and money.

Personally, the 2-day, 1-night tour of the five major canyons wasn't bad, and I think I enjoyed it well enough, so it's only for those who really love hiking or are so greedy that I want to go all the way and want to go for 3-day and 2-night tours I think you can go.

3. Accommodation type: If you are staying for more than 1 night instead of staying overnight, you need to look carefully at where the accommodation is.

Personally, I traveled without spending a lot of money on hotels, but even so, caravans, glamping, and camping cars were not for me due to my personality, and I knew that.

Because I knew that, I went on a Grand Canyon tour where I slept in a hotel.

But these days, I don't know if this was built by the same travel agency or how they did it together, but a lot of hotels have disappeared and they seem to be divided into townhouse type accommodation/villa/caravan.

So, I think you should carefully look at the accommodation reviews and set a standard for whether the accommodation is good enough for you and then apply.

In addition, when applying for a tour, you may want to consider things like whether the vehicle is operated with insurance, whether the guide is good at taking pictures, and how many people will be accompanying you.

To tell you my personal impressions of the Grand Canyon tour, I went on a tour of the five major canyons for 2 days and 1 night.

I think what I really liked about this course was that it was a good course with more and more surprises. When I first went to Zion, I thought it was a really amazing rock mountain, a really big mountain, and then when I went to Bryce, I realized that each and every stone looked so unique.

Since it's a place that's vertically shaped like this, I'm wondering, how did this come about naturally? I was so amazed while doing this that I just wandered around and went on a hike, which was really fun.

And then I got tired after hiking and got tired and went on a lot of car rides, so I passed out at the hotel and woke up the next day and watched Horseshoes to wake up and go to Antelope.

Hey, this is the Windows background. I thought it was so amazing, and then I went to the Grand Canyon and was so shocked that I couldn't even remember the canyon before.

The most shocking place was definitely the Grand Canyon. Unlike other canyons, this canyon is so big that it can't be described in words.

It's so vast that you can't help but think, in fact, when I go to other canyons, it's really amazing.

I thought, wow, this is really amazing, but here, the scale is so huge that I get to think philosophically about how weak humans are in front of this gigantic nature.

There is a reason why there is a separate Grand Canyon helicopter tour program.

For helicopter tours, if you tell the company you applied for for each tour that you want to do a helicopter tour, they will do it for you if you pay.

The next best thing was that Antelope and Bryce tied for second place. Antelope's stone curves and colors were so artistic, and Bryce's vertical stones were so amazing.

Anyway, you don't need it, and I recommend that you visit the Grand Canyon even if you don't know anything else.

If you don't have much budget or money, just go to a cheap hotel like I did and go on a Grand Canyon tour.

Now, since we're talking about hotels, shall we also talk about hotels? Oh, I have a lot to say about this. In fact, the video where I shared my experience staying at the worst hotel that is no longer there was a hit based on the number of subscribers I had.

I don't have 100 subscribers right now, but more than 2,400 people watched it. As I said in the video, under the premise that 1) you are young and 2) you have no money, it is not a bad choice to sleep in a cheap hotel and invest in experiences.

When I said this, many people ignored the prerequisite of being young and without money and left comments saying, “Don’t save money on hotels in Las Vegas.

” If you had a lot of money, what wouldn't you be able to do?

But our time and budget are limited, right?

So, that's what I said. When I said, stay at a cheap hotel and invest in the experience, I wasn't talking about the cheap hotel, which is the worst hotel I've ever stayed in, but a cheap, good value 3-star hotel on the main strip in Vegas.

Luxor, Harrah's, Flamingo, Excalibur, New York-New York, etc. And honestly, even if I have a lot of money, if I go back, I will definitely have to show up early in the morning for a 2-day, 1-night tour.

I'm still wondering if there's a need to sleep in a nice hotel when I have to leave early in the morning without even having time to enjoy the hotel.

Even if I go again, I think I will sleep at a good value hotel the day before the tour.

Last time, while preparing a video about the history of Las Vegas, I became obsessed with the history of Las Vegas (I'm the kind of person who sees the end when I get hooked...^^), watched a lot of Las Vegas content, and learned a lot about Las Vegas hotels and history.

If I go again, I will recommend three reasonably priced hotels to stay in Las Vegas. The first one is Planet Hollywood. 260,000 won including lodging + resort fee for 2 nights on a weekday at the end of May.

First of all, the location is great. It's in the center of the main Strip, so it's great to see the fountain show, and it's also great to go up and down.

And the room is spacious and the reviews are good. And the second, Horseshoe, is a little cheaper at 200,000 won for 2 nights on a weekday at the end of May, but the location is really central, so it's great for coming and going, and it was remodeled by Caesars Entertainment last year.

So, considering that, I recommend it because I think the condition is at least a little good for an old place. And lastly, Park MGM.

This is about 400,000 won for two nights on a weekday at the end of May, so it is not a very cost-effective hotel (compared to the previous two hotels), but it is the only non-smoking casino in Las Vegas.

People like me, who really can't stand the smell of cigarettes, can go here.

I really hate the smell of cigarettes. This was originally a hotel called Monte Carlo, but was renamed Park MGM during a renovation in 2018.

Since it was remodeled relatively recently, I think it will be better than hotels from the 90s that were never remodeled.

Another good thing is that there is a free tram operated by MGM, so you can go back and forth to Bellagio very comfortably.

This tram feels like a mini subway that comes every 5 to 8 minutes. It is a free tram provided by MGM, so anyone can ride it at any time within the operating hours.

I will also tell you about the luxury hotels in Las Vegas that I would like to recommend.

For those of you who are planning a honeymoon, please take note. I thought I was going and selected it with full of selfishness.

1. Cosmopolitan. Is it too obvious? It's such a famous place. The view here is so nice. You can see the Bellagio fountain show at a glance.

Of course, the Bellagio is good, but it is old, and due to the structure of the Bellagio hotel, the number of rooms where you can see the fountain show is limited.

However, the Cosmopolitan was built in 2010, so it is a relatively newer hotel than hotels built in the 1990s, and it is located in the exact center of the Strip, so you can go up and down anywhere.

It's comfortable. Here it is 650,000 won for 2 nights on a weekday in the last week of May.

This price varies depending on the time of year and whether it is a weekday or a weekend, so I am just saying this to compare the prices of the hotels I mentioned.

Please do not think of it as an absolute price. 2. Palazzo or Venetian. Both Palazzo and Venetian are part of the Venetian group.

It is a hotel operated by The Venetian, which opened in 1999, and The Palazzo, which opened in 2007.

Although The Palazzo is a relatively new hotel, the room structure and facilities are said to be almost identical.

And the good thing about this place is that all the rooms are suites, so they are very spacious and comfortable. And one more advantage is that there is a room where you can see the hottest Sphere in Vegas these days.

Of course, the price is a bit more expensive: 540,000 won for 2 nights on a weekday in the last week of May, and the price for a Sphere-view room is 650,000 won.

But there is an advantage to being able to see The Sphere without a crowd from the room.

And The Venetian is a hotel decorated with Italian motifs, so the ceiling decoration is gorgeous, there is an artificial sky that looks like daytime at night, and it has a canal like in Venice, so you can ride a real gondola.

I went to Italy the year before last, but I couldn't ride the gondola in Venice, so I only took the water taxi.

If I go to Las Vegas again, I'll at least let off my anger here.

So which should I go to, The Venetian or The Palazzo? You may be worried about this, but these two hotels are connected and the room conditions are almost similar, but if I had to pick it, I would go for The Venetian because it is located a little more in the center of the Strip, has better accessibility, and has a luxuriously decorated interior.

I would like to But The Palazzo also has its own charm.

Looking at reviews from people who have stayed at both places, I found that the swimming pool was in better condition at The Palazzo.

But in fact, the swimming pools are connected, so you can go back and forth. If you know more about the differences between these two hotels, please leave a comment.

3. Wynn Hotel. This is the work of Steve Wynn, a pioneer in Las Vegas casino resorts.

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