National Parks and Natural Wonders
Yosemite National Park
Famous for its granite cliffs, waterfalls, and giant sequoia groves.
Winter offers a unique, snowy landscape.
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Joshua Tree National Park
Unique Joshua trees and desert landscapes.
Great for camping and experiencing American camping culture.
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Death Valley National Park
Extreme climate and unique landforms.
Popular for stargazing and exploring movie locations.
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Scenic Routes
California State Route 1 (Highway 1)
Coastal drive with breathtaking views and quaint seaside towns.
Must-stops include Big Sur and Hearst Castle.
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Historic Route 66
A journey through deserts and mountains, rich in American history.
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Travel Tips
Cash: Carry some cash (around $200), but note that Visa or Apple Pay is widely accepted.
Parking: When booking hotels, check if free parking is available.
Credit Cards: Use single-brand credit cards (Visa or Mastercard) for hassle-free transactions.
Clothing: Bring a warm jacket as California can get chilly, especially in the evenings and by the coast.
Phone Cards: Pre-activate an international SIM card for seamless communication upon arrival.