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GMT: -8 hours.
FLIGHT TIME: 10 hours 45 minutes.
CURRENCY: US Dollars.
CLIMATE: Hot and dry during summer with mild winters and plenty
of sunshine all year round.
LAS VEGAS
DINING
Las Vegas is a one-off; an original. Here, where everything is in A legitimate foodie destination, Las Vegas has its fair share of
no-mistaking-me neon lights, the hotels are the major attractions. celebrity chefs. Multi-Michelin-starred Joël Robuchon for example has
Everyone should experience the place at least once. Just be two restaurants in the MGM Grand. Make reservations in advance,
prepared to leave reality behind. particularly for the better-known restaurants.
CULTURE
Where else can you marvel at dancing fountains or watch wide-eyed
a man-made erupting volcano? Simply gazing at the over-the-top
wonder of it all can occupy hours, especially at night - an
unforgettable sight. Plus, there are plenty of out-of-town sightseeing
spots, such as the Hoover Dam and the Grand Canyon.
SHOPPING
If you like general shop-till-you-drop fun, this town’s for you. In
addition to the massive malls, many hotels have excellent - and
sometimes highly themed - shopping arcades – many open until
11pm and beyond. The best are in Caesar’s Palace, Planet
Hollywood, and the Venetian.
GETTING AROUND
Las Vegas is easy to get around. Buses run 24/7, cabs are plentiful,
and a monorail runs along the east side of The Strip every day. You’ll
still cover a lot on foot though.
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