Which area should I choose for traveling and staying in Los Angeles? What are the advantages and disadvantages?

Thanks for inviting me. Since I don't know your situation for the first time, let me talk about it in all aspects. First of all, in view of the large area of Los Angeles, the first thing to consider is the traffic problem. The modes of transportation in Los Angeles include driving, driving, driving (write it three times because it is important), taking a taxi and public transportation. If the subject has a driver's license (the same is true in China, the available time is about 2 months, please check it yourself for details), then rent a car by yourself. The car rental industry in America is very developed. Cars are usually automatic and have GPS. So it is very convenient to check the road conditions in advance. As for traffic regulations, please pay attention to all kinds of stop signs and be sure to stop. If it is not convenient to rent a car, then I recommend taking a taxi. It's expensive to take a taxi in Los Angeles (the tip from UCLA to China City is about $80), but it's really convenient. I use yellowcab all the year round, and I can book a car directly from LosAngelesYellowCab in official website (or call 424222222, but the Mexican aunt's accent is really ...). If you are leaving from the airport or going to the airport, please googlesupershuttle. Finally, there are all kinds of public transportation that need to walk. Although it is very cheap, it is very slow and the coverage rate is very low. Please use googlemap in this regard. To sum up, from the price point of view, public transport is the best, and a single person can hardly exceed 10 yuan a day. But it's a close call. If you get lost, it's not worth the loss. From the point of convenience, taking a taxi is the best. Look up the name in advance and give it directly to the driver, which is foolproof. But it's really expensive, 100 dollars is enough. (The topic can be estimated by 1 hour and 100 USD. Therefore, I strongly recommend renting a car or finding friends in Los Angeles. After talking about traffic, we can get down to business. Which area of Los Angeles suits you? I personally recommend that you consider staying in these three districts: Santa Monica: Advantages: It is close to Santa Monica Beach, and there is a shopping street next to the beach. This area is very safe. And there are many delicious foods. Disadvantages: The hotel seems a little more expensive, so you can find a cheaper motel, if you like. Hollywood: Benefits: It's safe because it's close to Beverly Hills. It's only ten minutes away from the gathering place of Hollywood stars. Universal Studios heading north 10 minutes. Disadvantages: Expensive is certain. MontereyPark: Benefits: Chinese gathering place, Chinatown, a new generation town in Los Angeles. If you find a hotel, it should be very cheap. Disadvantages: it's a little far from the sea. About an hour's drive. Finally, add an area that is not a district: the periphery of my big UCLA-Ximu Village Advantages: Santa Monica in the west, Beverly Hills and downtown in the east, CulverCity shopping base in the south and Universal Studios in the north. One of the safest villages in Los Angeles. Next to it is the famous Getty Museum. Disadvantages: there are a few hotels to choose from, all of which are slightly more expensive. But you can go to the Los Angeles Chinese website to find out if there is a Chinese short rent in Ximu Village. It should be a good deal. Generally speaking, Los Angeles is city of angels by day and Sin City by night. If you just go out to play during the day and stay at home at night, it doesn't matter where you live. But if you want to play at night, please be careful not to stay too long in downtown and southern Mexico. Finally, as a resident who has lived in L.A. for three years, I recommend the following places: Santa Monica Beach and its surrounding beaches: Santa Monica Beach itself is very famous, but if it is for scenery, I suggest going to go on road trip in coastal expressway and finding some places with few people. You will find that those beaches are really beautiful. GettyMuseum: It's very famous, so I won't go into details. If you have time, you can go to LacmaMuseumUCLA, a famous public pheasant branch in the United States, which still makes students proud. Beverly Hills and Pasadena: The gameplay in these two areas is to drive around residential areas, and the houses are simply, capitalist society, Universal Studios, Disneyland: just be happy. Hollywood, Wax Museum: If you have time, I strongly recommend going to Hollywood to see a movie. Xiaodongjing and Chinatown: There are many delicious foods. Please be sure to prepare yelp about food. If you use a mobile phone, you can download the next yelp application. The same is true of computers without apples. Please be sure to prepare yelp about food. If you use a mobile phone, you can download the next yelp application. The same is true of computers without apples. Please be sure to prepare yelp about food. If you use a mobile phone, you can download the next yelp application. The same is true of computers without apples. About shopping: 3rdstreet is next to Santa Monica; Shoppingmall is in the cultural city; Beverly Center in Beverly Hills. Of course, there are also branches around Los Angeles. Please Google yourself. Among them, the closest to the rich area of Los Angeles is CitadelOutlets. It's small, but it's enough for the average person to visit for six hours. If it's not enough for you, please drive for three hours to CabazonOutlets in the desert, which can last you two days. 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