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The Strip

A supremely iconic feature of Las Vegas, the strip is a 7 km long road just south of the city which is lined with some of the best resort hotels and casinos in the city. The Las Vegas is the part of the city you see in the movies and the shows, the shot from the sky which shows the world famous city skyline, with various buildings lit up in a spectrum of lights. Hotels along the strip actually include 15 of the world's 25 largest hotels, and some of the most exotic casinos in the world as well. Included in this long list of hotels are the globally sought after Bellagio, the Venetian and the MGM Grand, at the clubs of which some of the best artists in the world can be found performing every single night. A definite must visit for all electronic dance music lovers would be the MGM Grand's Hakkasan, where every weekend the world's biggest DJs like Tiesto, Hardwell, Calvin Harris and Steve Aoki can be found performing. The Strip is also home to a ton of luxury shopping malls and centres, such as the Showcase Mall, The Shoppes at the Palazzo, and the Bonanza Gift Shop, believed to be the biggest gift shop in the world. You can also watch the water fountain show at the Bellagio's fountain area, one of the most famous entertainment activities in the region, and also free of cost. Read More

The Venetian Las Vegas is one of the top most luxury hotels and casinos of the world. The Venetian complex, which includes the adjoining Sands Expo Convection Center and the Palazzo Hotel and Casino Resort, is the 2nd largest hotel in the world. The Venetian is a chain of super luxury hotels, and nothing gets more luxurious than its Las Vegas branch. The Venetian uses loads of inspirations from Venice in it's design. If the Paris Las Vegas is the perfect representation of Paris in Las Vegas, the Venetian does the same for Venice and Italy. As soon as you enter, look up towards the roof. A huge fresco is painted upon the ceiling, all the way from the reception to the casino. Other than that, other landmarks from Venice have also been replicated like the Palazzo Ducale, Piazza San Marco, the Lion of Venice and the Column of St. Theodore, and St. Mark's Campanile among others. There are many popular activities which will sway your interest like the Grand Canal Shoppes at the Venetian, which is a luxurious shopping street, complete with the Italian atmosphere and the entire Venetian boating experience, between the Venetian and the Palazzo. Apart from that, the Venetian also has a top class casino, the biggest in the world after the Venetian Macau. As you can imagine, it has a massive collection of board and machine games, and if you don't run out of money, you can spend hours and hours here. If you don't fancy the casino too much, the TAO Nightclub is among the best nightclubs and a favourite among many a celebrity, so keep an eye out for a famous personality if you do visit TAO! The Venetian also has an art gallery, the Guggenheim Hermitage Museum, which features a fantastic collection of art. Read More

An extensive and captivating collection of exhibits on the life and the demise of the grand Titanic. An experience of the life on and off the ship so surreal, you'll almost find yourself overwhelmed by the end of it. The exhibition displays a collection of around 300 artefacts that have been recovered of the Titanic, including parts of the ship itself. The collection includes personal belongings of the passengers on board, and you can get to know about their personal stories. Some will give you a warm fuzzy feeling, others will leave you a little heartbroken. Either way, the ship's accident changed the lives of everybody on board, and you will experience every single detail of how. The museum actually includes a recreation of the Grand Staircase, and also the rooms of the cruise liner. What makes the entire experience even more engaging is the fact that upon entry, you will receive a ticket of a real passenger who travelled on that night, and at the very end once you reach the memorial wall you will get to know if that passenger survived or not. Although at times a bit somber, the Titanic Artifact Exhibition is definitely a very interesting place to visit. Read More

Wayne Newton's Casa de Shenandoah

A tour into the mammoth estate and the home of Mr. Las Vegas himself, the Casa de Shenandoah offers a look into the life of Wayne Newton. Wayne Newton is among the most celebrated personalities of Las Vegas. You don't get nicknames like Mr. Las Vegas and Mr. Entertainment without being at the absolute top of your game. Wayne Newton's Casa de Shanendoah takes us through the extravagant life and career of the man. What started out as a 5 acre estate is today a sprawling area of 52 acres of pure class and extravagance. The tour will take you through one of Las Vegas' most iconic properties, Newton's collection of cars, his private jet, his collection of exotic horses (even his horses have a swimming pool), and then finally to the grand mansion which could almost pass off as modern day royalty. If you're lucky, you might even get to see him, since he's there on a daily basis. The museum gives us a detailed picture of what the life Las Vegas' elite might be like! Read More

A super luxury and super acclaimed resort and casino on the strip, frequented by the rich and famous. The Wynn Las Vegas has earned so many achievements it gets exhausting to even list them - AAA five diamond, Forber five star, Michelin five star, Mobil five star, and another Michelin five star for it's restaurant, Wing Lei. Looking at that, you can well imagine that the hotel is among the best hotels not just in Las Vegas, or the US, but the entire world. The hotel was actually home to a luxury car dealership of Ferraris and Maseratis! The dealership however ended in 2015. But don't get disheartened, there is no limit to how much fun can be had at the Wynn. There are numerous shows which will leave you open - mouthed with wonder! Le Rve - The Dream, is an encapsulating production show inside an aqua theatre! And the Lake of Dreams area is the stunning location of several night shows. Musical shows include the famous Steve Wynn's Showstoppers, an acclaimed music production, and also Michael Monge and his band's superb lounge music! And then of course, the casino at the Wynn is one of the best and the most extravagant anywhere in Las Vegas. The hotel is sure to keep you engaged the entire time! Read More

Angel Park Golf Club-The Angel Park Golf Club boasts of two splendid 18-hole courses – the Palm Courses and the Mountain Courses. Ace architect Arnold Palmer is the man behind the design of these beautiful courses that are playable to all golfers. With an altitude of about 3000 feet, the Angel Park Golf Club offers mesmerizing views of the Las Vegas Valley and the Red Rock Canyon. Both the courses are well-known for their strategically positioned bunkers and putting surfaces. Read More

Anthem Hills Park, located in Las Vegas, is popular among youngsters for its activity areas like a basketball court, ball field, skate park and volleyball court. It even has a trail that allows visitors to explore the place at its best. The park also is a picnic spot with all the amenities to enjoy a day with family and friends. The locals are the frequent visitors here during the dawn and also the tourists who visit the park to experience the local life of Las Vegas. Read More

A unique and innovative architecture hosting art exhibitions, musical nights and cuisine fairs, Area 15 in Las Vegas proves to be a worthy and eccentric theme park. The neon lights and outdoor exhibitions embellishing the space are the key highlights of its aesthetic appeal. The place also offers thrill rides and experiences in form of a Bird flight stimulator, zipline, arcade and other audio-visual practices.

Area 51 is the most controversial place in Las Vegas under the US government installation for research on aliens and UFOs. Although the actual area is closed for people, the Extra-terrestrial Highway is the best way to enjoy the journey of exploring Area 51. Driving through the highway, many themed restaurants and shops tell the story of the area and play along with the rumours. There are also many merchandise shops with the concept of Area 51 and its related topics. Most of the tourists visit this spot for a one-day trip to Las Vegas and also known as one of the trending attractions of Las Vegas. Read More

One of the best outdoor art galleries in Las Vegas, the Art Island lets you not only witness but experience and engage with the art. With innovative exhibitions from emerging artists in a beautiful setting, the gallery attempts to bring the public closer to the aura of artworks. You can also buy and commission the artist to produce an original for you.