Which is more fun to go to the east or the west of the United States?

If you plan to travel to America, will you choose the east or the west? The following small series will introduce you to the differences between these two places. You can choose your favorite place to play. The specific information is as follows.

In fact, the differences between the United States can be divided into coastal areas, west coast areas, Great Lakes, central areas and southern areas, and different geographical classifications will have different places.

For information about scenic spots, friends who want to travel can know this.

Eastern United States: new york, Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago, Detroit, etc. Sightseeing spots include the Statue of Liberty, the night view of Manhattan, the White House, the Capitol, Harvard University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Further, you can go to the US-Canada border to see Niagara Falls.

In the western United States: Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, Orlando, Dallas, Las Vegas, etc. You can drive the legendary expressway 1 and see the Silicon Valley, Stanford University, Hollywood and Universal Studios where Google and Apple are headquartered.

Where are you going? If it is winter, it is recommended to go to the west coast. The west coast is sunny and warm, and it won't feel cold in winter. Besides famous cities like Los Angeles and San Francisco, there are many national parks in Xi. The east coast is more suitable for summer or autumn. You can see red leaves in autumn, but it will be very cold in winter, mainly in urban areas and famous schools at night.

In addition to the season, in fact, whether to go or not depends on the length of play. The long distance within three to five days is basically those places. If it is a long distance of half a month or more, it is nothing more than a long-distance drive from east to west or from west to east, such as between new york and California. So how to choose when to see, how long to play, and the scenic spots you want to go, so as to determine where you want to go.