Kitosan

In the middle of desert and endless canyons, I saw a structure that just popped up our of nowhere. It was a lighthouse in the Grand Canyon. Maybe the Native Indians built this structure. Inside, it was filled with Native American's drawings. Pretty cool place to visit.... read more

Behind is the famous iconic building of San Francisco called "Painted Ladies" in Alamo Square Park. Luckily, it was a bright and shining day, which looked more beautiful than usual. I can feel the history reverberate from these buildings. Far from the Painted Ladies is the tallest building in San Francisco called the Pyramid or Transamerica building.... read more

Big disappointment. I was expecting to see a humongus sculptures of four big heads. However, I saw something resembling to a miniature size of Mt. Rushmore. At first, I was thinking I am just seeing the introduction for the real show. However, that was it. This was Mount Rushmore and I had to accept the fact that this is what I get for long trip and stay at an expensive hotel at Mr. Rushmore. I did enjoy the swimming pool though.... read more

The day that I was in Las Vegas was a very hot one. When I parked the car and walked out, I saw the Venice Tower. It was a starting point for the Strip. There was so much to see. Everywhere was filled with riches of luxuries, lights, and people. At night, I saw Hispanics handing out lewd photos of escorts and hookers. Bellagio water fountain show was great. When I was on top of the Paris Eiffel Tower, I saw the beautiful skyline of the Las Vegas, which was breathtaking. Also, there were lot of crazy and eccentric people in Las Vegas, which was itself a sightseeing.... read more

It was like another regular US cities that I have visited so far. In the city, I was off from the desolate deserts. As I traveled Utah, on my mind was Morman culture and polygamy. Utah was the home of the Morman sect and polygamy practices.... read more