Utah is relatively rich, the crops in the watershed are very lush, there are gold, copper, lead and uranium mines, and it is a place to welcome tourists almost all year round. However, the scenery on both sides of the road from California running through Nevada to Utah was so dry that if anyone took a picture and bragged that it was the way to Mars, someone would also believe it. Photo: Lifeidealism Weeds are scattered, the ground is scorched dark brown, nature is vast and empty, looking far away only looks lonely. There is a section where the path turns to another direction, and you can see the road sign to the Ghost City, where in the past people looking for gold built up and then left after running out of gold. Both sides of the road into Utah are mountainous. Road to Springdale Village. For 60 million years, nature has been meticulously carving and pruning to create a unique shape for this land. Sometimes there is an area equal to a few dozen roofs of pure wholesale houses, like everyone knows each other. Then again, the mountains faltered, there were high and pointed peaks, and there were flat tables like the sky, as if the sky had pushed the river bottom up to the ground. Many roads are nestled between two mountains close together, so close that looking up feels suffocating, like a rocky mountain wanting to grab people. Like that, finally, the Zion National Park, located in southwestern Utah, welcomes visitors with the gentle little village of Springdale (which was once covered by the magazine). Forbes Traveler Dot is one of the 20 most beautiful cities in the United States). The village is so peaceful that the sound of cars is also smooth. The people are gentle and sweet. Under the clear sun and autumn chill, the village’s only road lies indifferently resting until summer is busy. Road in the middle of the mountain. Zion National Park has no green grass stretching many hundreds of meters, nor does it have elaborately manicured or artificial flowers. Here everything is real, the trees and leaves are freely showing off their colors, the mountains and rivers are majestic, the feelings of a race that has been almost extinct. To visit the park, visitors can walk, cycle, drive, or take the free bus every ten minutes. The driver was very polite, every time he walked up, he smiled and asked: “How are you today?”. You must be healthy to go climbing, so all passengers happily said they were well and asked: “What about you?”. “If you don’t climb, you also have to have decent legs so that every time the bus stops at any station you like, you can go down to take pictures, take a walk …”. Sinawava temple looks like Angkor temple. The park has eight bus stations in all. The first station before winding up the mountain is a museum containing 1,600 archaeological artifacts, recounting the life and journey of the first people who lived here. There is a movie theater in the whole park from rivers and streams, the scenery is magnificent and magnificent with many caves but only extremely supple legs with more than ten kilograms of luggage on their back, diving all day long. can admire. Visitors only see them in the souvenir shop through magnified art pictures with the same price. There are places where the mountains are trimmed like a winding silk, there are places where the mountains are like small towers lying on top of each other, or caves where the pebbles are smooth with time and the water is as clear as jade. The last station is Sinawava Shrine located at the narrowest entrance of the park. This place has a memorable scene with standing rocks close together and pure white clouds floating on the clear blue sky. Wordless stories at the park Every year Zion welcomes more than two million visitors and the government here spends about $2.5 billion on renovations. However, the ticket price to the park is very favorable: 25 USD for a car for a week, in and out as many times as you can. If you only enter a few times, you cannot walk through the vast 593km2. Bus stop. We also only have enough time to travel around a red mountain range. The two sides of the mountain road rise up to look at the people around below, the green trees stand out against the red background. Sometimes, on one side of the mountain, there are abundant rivers and streams, the sad voice tells the history of tens of millions of years of existence. Although the fauna in Zion is very rich, visitors often only encounter squirrels, rabbits or a few deer leisurely grazing. You can only see it when you see it, but it’s not convenient for anyone to eat anything, the park management will be forced to kill it immediately to avoid disaster. The consequences of this can be fear of animals being infected with city germs that the natural environment does not know how to cure, or it can create a habit of craving for urban food, and then in order to eat again, they have to run away from the cage. Go find a place where there are people, and there are people who are dangerous… A quiet autumn afternoon filled with gloom, tourists no one speaks loudly, no one runs or jumps, standing in the territory of a strange ethnic group but feeling sorry for them, with all their quiet remembrance of their glorious times. . Bus. More than 900 kinds of plants are rampant, even on the craggy cliffs there are passionate red flowers. Autumn on both sides of the region is bright yellow, in the clear sunlight, the leaves stand out on the black asphalt. Asphalt, vehicles, cameras, mobile phones… the manifestations of technological civilization entering the vast and overwhelming nature. On the mountainside, sometimes there are a few hollow holes in the sky ready for children to take shelter on rainy days, it is touching to think of how many steps have stopped there, the souls are still entangled here and there. In the park area, apart from a few blocks of houses at each bus stop, sometimes a few lonely rooftops rise among the grass and rocks. Any, from the flat, round or angular rock lying next to each other on the layer of yellow leaves that cover the ground, visitors also find the charm of the Indian soul. Is there a feeling of sadness when the last rays of the day are still on the top of the mountain and the cold begins to pour down the road surface… Shoe tree. Leaving this attractive area during the day, we encountered a bare tree trunk with a lot of shoes hanging on it, I don’t know if it was because of tourists playing or the feet of the ancients visiting the country? But the Indian soul was only faint. They live in reserved sanctuaries. Many American Indians with very different cultures between them have created poverty, low levels of education and living on the margins of society, although it is said that the US government is very preferential to the descendants of these ethnic groups. , they are subsidized for life, do not pay taxes, own many casinos … Maybe that’s why not many people think about the past. But a people whose land has been ceded or occupied, where all activities are disrupted or controlled, is no longer a nation! Museum. Suddenly remember in the cowboy movie, the pioneers who conquered the West, if they saw the mountain peak exposed in the sky, an Indian man strutting on horseback was enough to run away. Movie enthusiasts told themselves they had to pay the park management for visitors to relive that creepy feeling! The afternoon is low and the cold air from the mountain has been released, visitors come down to the mountain with sadness before the natural landscape with deep red skin color.

Leavenworth, Washington (Instead of Bavaria, Germany) Leavenworth, Washington / Bavaria, Germany With the Cascade Mountains in the background, you can snap a photo and share with your friends that you’re in an alpine village while visiting Leavenworth. You can sample locally produced cheeses, drink imported German beer, attend some wine tastings or explore outdoor activities, like German festivals, that attract visitors all year round. Travelers find joy in Oktoberfest, Manifest, Accordion Celebration and Christkindlmarkt. Midway, Utah (Instead of Switzerland) Midway, Utah / Switzerland A large number of Swiss immigrants helped build a fort in the mountains of Utah in the late 1800s. Much of the architecture was inspired by the people’s German heritage, and the builders then also make up similar interfaces, which include several high-end resorts. The towering Mount Timpanogos adds to the feeling that you are touring Switzerland. You can visit several natural hot springs and Olympic venues nearby, offering a variety of adventure activities. In winter, ice castles are built here as a feature. Solvang, California (Instead of Denmark) Solvang, California / Denmark Built in 1911 by Danish-American immigrants from the Midwest, Solvang calls itself “a small piece of Denmark in Southern California. Solvang’s architecture has an old European feel. Strolling through town, you’ll pass boutiques, bakeries, and notable historic sites. Fredericksburg, Texas (Instead of Bavaria, Germany) Fredericksburg, Texas /Bavaria, Germany Fredericksburg has been called the most beautiful town in Texas by Architectural Digest. The city’s Bavarian roots play an important role in its distinctive look. In the summer, you can see the lavender fields outside of town, take in the beautiful scenery and unique dining experience that the Texas Hill Country has to offer. And if you’ve ever wanted to visit Europe’s magnificent Christmas markets, Fredericksburg will give you a taste of it without leaving the United States. Holland, Michigan (Instead of Holland) Holland, Michigan / Holland Holland, Michigan gives you a glimpse of the Netherlands right here in the United States. Visitors to the annual Tulip Time Festival will be greeted by a magnificent display of millions of colorful tulips. Windmill Island Gardens has an authentic Dutch windmill called DeZwaan. You can also visit Nelis’Dutch Village, an amusement park with fun and unique activities about Dutch heritage. Vail, Colorado (Instead of Bavaria, Germany) Vail, Colorado / Bavaria, Germany Vail is a town covered in a beautiful snow-white coat with a very clear European influence and direction. High-end resorts, restaurants, shops, streets and mountain vistas are all designed to make you feel like you’re in the Alps. Walking the town’s cobblestone streets can be as enjoyable as traversing the slopes. Take a scenic gondola ride for stunning views of the picturesque mountainside. Telluride, Colorado (Instead of Switzerland) Telluride, Colorado / Switzerland While downtown Telluride will feel like an old town newly mined and remade into the high-end ski and vacation spot it is today, what’s impressive is in the great ridge at the site. This will make you think of the Swiss Alps. Skiers rave about its beauty during the winter, and when summer comes, it offers beautiful waterfalls and wildflower gardens. Frankenmuth, Michigan (Instead of Bavaria, Germany) Frankenmuth, Michigan / Bavaria, Germany Frankenmuth identifies himself as the little Bavarian version of Michigan. The European vibe, especially from Germany, is evident in every detail of the city, from the architecture to the vibrant festivals. Visitors can also learn how to make cookies, go on a boat cruise along the river, or shop in glamorous boutiques.

“We know many tourists like to take off their underwear when they sunbathe. To open up international tourism, we have a list of where you can and can’t get naked on the beach,” said founder of Pour Moi, Michael Thomson, shared in a statement. According to the company’s research, at the height of the pandemic, there were more than 10.7 million searches related to the keywords “nude beach”, “nude resort” and “nude sunbathing”. “. The majority of searches are done by people in the US, followed by Japan and Brazil. When the company adjusted its research criteria based on population size, the residents of Australia, New Zealand and Ireland topped the search list. The research team analyzed the laws of each country, consulting travel forums, blogs and social media to identify places where tourists can sunbathe naked without breaking the law. After that, the team created a convenient map, making it easy for everyone to see the “pupa-bare” destination. Maps indicate restricted locations and allow nude visitors. Photo: Courtesy Of Pour Moi. The company explained: “38 red countries do not allow tourists to be naked in public of any kind. 39 green areas are countries that are” quite comfortable in public nudity “. 29 amber countries have many places where nude sunbathing is limited. Map showing nude sunbathing in America. Photo: Courtesy Of Pour Moi. A guide map in the US shows visitors allowed to sunbathe naked in 32 states. However, this is not legal in Utah, Indiana, South Carolina or Tennessee, where states are indicated in red. In addition to viewing the map, travelers need to check local laws and regulations at the specific destination before planning any trip. 10 beaches in the world for visitors who like to enjoy the state “without a piece of cloth to cover the body”: 1. Spiaggia di Guvano (Corniglia, Italy) 2. Red Sea (Crete, Greece) 3. Valalta (Rovinj, Croatia) 4. Bellevue (Klampenborg, Denmark) 5. Samurai (Port Stephens, Australia) 6. Wreck (Vancouver, Canada) 7. Plage de Tahiti (St.ropez, France) 7. Praia do Pinho (Balneário Camboríu, Brazil) 8. Es Trenc (Mallorca, Spain) 9. Baker (San Francisco, USA)

According to the North Dakota Highway Patrol (NDHP) Twitter post, Sheets was praised for his professionalism and safety while driving the Peterbilt heavy-duty truck. It is known that this village driver started his driving job in the 1950s before turning to work as an auto mechanic. By 1974, Mr. Sheets returned to the trucking business and has remained in the business ever since. Currently he has more than 25 years working at a shipping company in Salt Lake City, Utah. The NDHP post quickly caught Mr. Sheets’s public attention. Share with Transportation Nation Network After being tested by the patrol, Sheets said they offered to take pictures and post them on social media. He was very surprised because he was noticed by many people. Without a computer or social media, he was informed by his family about his popularity after the photos were posted on Facebook and Twitter. The driver will turn 89 in August and he wants to continue working as a truck driver.