Las Vegas is located in the U.S. state of Nevada, bordering Oregon and Idaho to the north, Utah to the east, Arizona to the southeast, and California to the southwest.

Las Vegas’s dazzling themed hotels and superstar shows that party night after night, this is Las Vegas—the city that never sleeps in the desolate desert. In this diverse city,

You can relax as much as you want.

Enjoy the world's most original hotels, feast at world-class buffets, and watch the world's most popular performances in theaters.

Of course, this is also a famous destination for flash weddings, with an average of 315 weddings held every day. It has been known as one of the most popular wedding destinations in the world for nearly 50 years.

Las Vegas food recommendations: 1. Cocktail shrimp Cocktail shrimp makes you want to try it when you hear the name. However, in Las Vegas, this is just an appetizer.

The preparation of cocktail shrimp is very simple. Just cook the shrimp in boiling water, let it cool, peel the shrimp and dip it in the sauce. It is a bit similar to ordinary boiled shrimp.

Although it is simple to make, it tastes very fresh and delicious.

2.? Japanese cuisine There are many authentic Japanese restaurants in Las Vegas. In today’s pursuit of healthy diet, Japan’s light diet concept is very suitable for the situation.

Compared with the high fat and high calories of American fried foods, Japan's light and natural eating style is more popular with Americans.

However, in the gold-selling den of Las Vegas, Japanese restaurants are generally more expensive, and tips are also higher.